For a business that needs a better application
Turn the way your business works into a useful application: a customer platform, internal tool, dependable integration, or embedded AI where it helps.
When the current stack is the constraint
Choose this when a defined workflow needs a better home, clearer handoffs, or a better customer and team experience.
A useful fit
Turn the way your business works into useful software: customer platforms, internal tools, integrations, and AI features where they earn their place.
Budget before you commit
These ranges help you plan a bounded release. We confirm the workflows, risks and acceptance checks before agreeing a fixed price. A difficult integration can change the scope more than several screens.
USD · Primarily remote · Scope and timing confirmed in your proposal
Every scoped build includes the appropriate permissions, validation, testing, deployment, documentation and handover. The range changes with complexity, not with a lower quality standard.
$7,000–$12,000
planning budget
One workflow · one–two roles · zero–one standard integration
One narrow operational outcome, often built on proven components.
Planning window: two–four weeks
$15,000–$25,000
planning budget
Two–three workflows · up to three roles · one–two known integrations
Bring related work into one application with tailored business rules.
Planning window: four–eight weeks
$30,000–$60,000
planning budget
Four–six workflows · up to four roles · usually two–three integrations
Deliver a connected release with more coordination, rules and reporting.
Planning window: eight–14 weeks
Simple, familiar extensions may go straight to a proposal. For unclear requirements or dependencies, paid discovery gives you a useful plan before a larger commitment.
$2,500–$5,000
scoped engagement
For work with unresolved requirements, data or integration questions
Turn the idea and its unknowns into a buildable scope.
Planning window: one–two weeks
Software, AI, and ownership
Your application, embedded AI, and any outside agent are different choices. We define each one before work begins.
Your team decides
External agent work is specific
The handoff schedule
Your team should know what it receives, what depends on a third party, and what support is a separate decision.
How the build moves
The schedule follows the application and the people who must accept it. Working software keeps the scope grounded.
Confirm the workflow, users, systems, data, acceptance checks, and smallest useful outcome.
Develop the application, integrations, controls, and embedded AI feature inside the agreed scope.
Run acceptance checks, document the result, train the team, and transfer the access needed to run it.
The record to keep
Your handover records the delivered workflows, data and permission rules, acceptance checks, training, and documentation. Further work is agreed separately.
Name the build
Tell us who uses it, where the current handoff breaks, and what the first complete version needs to prove.
