Engagement
Choose how the work is bought.
Four models. The right one depends on whether you need an outcome, ongoing capacity, or a partner behind your own brand. Prices are quoted, not published.
| Model | Best for | Team | Pricing approach | Flexibility |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed-scope project | A new website, an MVP, a migration, or a feature set you can describe up front. | A project manager plus the designers and engineers the scope needs. | A fixed quote against the written scope. Request a quote. | Change requests are estimated separately so the original date and price stay meaningful. |
| Dedicated team | A product that moves every week and needs people who already know the codebase. | Named specialists embedded with your lead. We remain their employer. | A monthly rate for the agreed roles and capacity. Request a quote. | Scale the team at the month boundary. Priorities can change inside the capacity you have paid for. |
| Monthly retainer | Teams that have launched and want a predictable way to keep the platform healthy. | A small pod that already knows the project, with a monthly hour or task allowance. | A monthly fee for an agreed allowance. Request a quote. | Unused time does not roll forever. Extra work is approved before it starts. |
| White-label partnership | Agencies that need senior capacity without hiring, and without introducing another brand to the client. | The roles the account needs. Your producers stay the client-facing team, unless you ask us to join a call. | Project quotes or a monthly capacity agreement, structured so you can mark up the work. Request a quote. | You own the client relationship. We match your templates, status format, and review gates. |