01 / UNDERSTAND
Initial consultation
Let’s talk.
Bring your goals and the challenges behind them. We’ll explore how technology could help and discuss the labor involved in building or implementing your solution.
- Your goals, workflows, and existing tools
- Possible solutions and priorities
- Build labor costs, budget, and scope
02 / PLAN & BUILD
A proposal for your business
Scoped together.
Consulting, software engineering, infrastructure, or integrations: your proposal reflects the solution we agree on and the work it takes to deliver it.
- Deliverables and implementation milestones
- Labor and separate service costs
- Payment schedule agreed before work starts
For standard website projects, a non-refundable $200 deposit applies toward the agreed build total. Other project terms are defined in your proposal.
03 / AFTER LAUNCH
Support that fits the solution
Keep moving.
We discuss the care your solution needs, from website upkeep to application support and infrastructure management, and agree on coverage with you.
- Support and maintenance scoped to your systems
- Infrastructure and third-party costs identified
- Future improvements quoted as needed
Eligible founding clients can access managed website care at $49/month for the first year, including hosting, routine maintenance, and basic content updates within the agreed scope. This offer covers website care; consulting, custom software, and broader infrastructure work are scoped separately.
Eligibility, included work, renewal pricing, and any individual build-fee waiver are confirmed in your service agreement.
WHAT SHAPES YOUR PROPOSAL
Understand the business.
Then choose the technology.
Where you are and where you want to go
We look at your current systems, day-to-day workflows, team needs, and the outcomes that matter to you. Sometimes the right move is to connect or improve tools you already have.
What it will take to get there
We discuss development effort, integrations, infrastructure, migration needs, and ongoing care. Build labor costs are part of that initial consultation, with agreed scope and pricing captured in your proposal.
You don’t need a technical brief to get started. A business goal, a bottleneck, or an idea is enough to begin the conversation.
