We find the software work worth doing — and build it with you.
You do not need to arrive with a product roadmap. If you already have a queue, we work through it. If you do not, we work with your business to decide what is worth building first.
Start where your business actually is
Best when the work still needs finding
Guided
You know where the business is stuck. We find the best leverage points with you.
What we need from you: Bring the business context and a sponsor who can decide. We turn the problem into a plan and ship it.
$15kper month
Best when the queue already exists
Client-Led
You have a prioritized queue. We work through it.
What we need from you: Someone on your side keeps priorities clear and answers questions.
$10kper month
A 90-day initial term, then month to month.
AI automation runs on the same two options at the same prices.
Once you are running, a second priority at the same time is +$10k a month. Bigger or riskier work is quoted per engagement, $30k–$35k. Neither is a first purchase.
Not sure where you would start?
It shows you which option fits and why.
From business problem to software in use
- Route 01
Tell us where the business is stuck
Where are you losing time, money, capacity, or an opportunity you should be taking?
- Route 02
Decide where software can help most
We work with the people closest to the problem and figure out what is worth building.
- Route 03
Put the work in order
We keep one active priority and the next four weeks visible, so everyone knows what comes next.
- Route 04
Build and ship
We put useful software live every week, with a first-month target and a plan for the quarter.
This works when
A clear business problem is enough. You do not need to arrive with the software answer.
- We can get into your systems and ship through them.
- The problem costs you enough to be worth 90 days.
It is probably not right when
One job with a definite end. Buy a project or a contractor. Cheaper, and it finishes sooner.
It is still an idea. First get specific about where the business is stuck, who feels it, and why it matters. You do not need a software plan yet.
You need someone in-house full time. Hire one. We will say so rather than sell you this.
The work must be fixed-scope and fixed-price. That is a project. We do not promise delivery dates for work nobody has specified.
Nobody on your side can decide every week. It stalls. That is the most common way this goes wrong.
Terms, control, and the edges of the offer
Initial agreement
A 90-day initial term, then month to month.
Long enough to plan a quarter, ship against it, and see whether it worked.
Inside the initial term the agreement is non-cancellable except for uncured material breach.
Your agreement sets the remedy. Uncured material non-performance can give you a right to terminate, and any refund follows the governing terms.
What you control
- The bespoke work you have paid for
- Ownership of the custom deliverables built for you transfers on payment, under the assignment terms in your agreement.
- Your repositories, accounts, and data
- We work inside your systems. Repositories, infrastructure, vendor accounts, credentials, and data stay under your control throughout.
Base-offer boundaries
- We do not sell hoursYou buy an agreed priority and visible output, not a timesheet.
- Not an anonymous developer poolMeet the people proposed for your engagement before you commit. If that team has to change, we tell you before it happens.
Find your elevation
See whether this model fits your business.
It shows you which option fits and why.