From the blog
Why we don't charge by the hour
Hourly billing quietly rewards the wrong things. The slower we work, the more we make. The more problems we hit, the bigger your bill. That's a strange way to align a builder with the person paying them — so we don't do it.
Hourly punishes speed and honesty
Under an hourly meter, efficiency costs the agency money and mistakes get billed to you. You also can't budget: the number is whatever the timesheet says at the end. Nobody actually likes this — it's just the default.
What we do instead: fixed scope, fixed price
We agree exactly what we're building, exactly what it costs, and exactly when it's done — in writing, before any money changes hands. If it takes us longer than we thought, that's our problem, not your invoice. You know the number on day one.
Miss the date and we eat the overrun. That one line changes how carefully we scope.
The quirk that makes it work
Because we own the overrun, we scope carefully and honestly up front — no vague "we'll figure it out." And because the price is fixed, we're motivated to work fast and well , not to pad hours. Our incentive and yours finally point the same direction: deliver something great, on time.
And then you own it
When it's done, you own everything — the domain, the hosting, the code, the content. No lock-in, no renting your own website back from us every month. Ongoing help is a separate, cancel-anytime plan, never a leash.
Fixed scope, fixed price, you own the result. It's a better deal for you and a cleaner way for us to work.
Want a real number, not a meter?
Tell us what you need. We'll come back with a fixed scope and a fixed price — usually within a business day.
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A fixed, written quote within one business day. No retainer, no lock-in, no call required.