Fixed before we start
You get one figure in writing for a scope we have both read. It does not move unless you change what you are asking for.
Pricing
What it costs, and how we get to the number
One fixed price for an agreed scope, written down before anything starts. No hourly creep, no additions afterwards, and nothing to haggle over.
Four rules we hold to
These apply to every project, in every discipline.
Priced on scope, not on you
The same piece of work costs the same whoever asks for it, and wherever in the world you are.
No inflated original price
We would rather quote fairly once than mark work up so a large discount can be taken off it again. There is no code to enter anywhere.
We say no when it is right
If the deadline or the budget cannot produce work worth paying for, we tell you that instead of taking the project.
Estimator
Describe the scope
Three questions. They go straight onto the quote form, so you do not type them twice.
Leave blank if it is not a piece of writing.
Working days. Short deadlines cost more because they displace other work — we would rather say that than hide it.
Indicative only. Your actual price is fixed in writing after we have read the brief, and it does not change afterwards unless you change the scope.
Next step
Send the scope and get the real number
A fixed written quote, usually within one working day. No obligation, and no follow-up chasing if you decide against it.
- Fixed quote agreed before any work begins
- A reference number you can quote on WhatsApp
- Confidential handling, and an NDA if you want one
- An honest answer if your deadline is not realistic
