Fixed price. Agreed before work starts.
Three tiers based on project complexity. The audit determines the final number — and it happens before you commit to anything.
No surprise invoices. No scope creep that shows up on the last bill.
It starts with an audit
Paid audit — applies toward the build
Most businesses have workflows that work differently than they're supposed to. The audit maps how things actually happen — not the official version. That's what the build gets designed around.
You get a plain-language writeup of your current tools, workflows, and where things are breaking down — along with a clear picture of what a build would actually involve.
If you move forward, the audit fee comes off the total. If you don't, you still have the writeup — and a clear picture of your options.
Which tier fits your problem
These are rough starting points. The audit confirms the actual scope.
How it works
Out-of-scope hourly
$100/hr
Quoted in writing before work begins
Contract required
Always
Fixed price in writing, every time
Audit fee
Applied
Toward the build if you move forward
Full ownership transfer
Available
Scope and cost determined during the audit
These are starting points, not ceilings. If a project is larger than expected, you'll know before committing — not after.
Scenarios
Does this sound familiar? →Ongoing support
After the build →Ready to find out what your project would cost?
The audit is the right first step. It gives you the full picture before you commit to anything.
Request an auditOr call: (812) 287-9339