Fixed Pricing · In Writing · No Ambush Invoices
Get a fixed quote
No hourly clock running against you. Describe your project and we'll give you a fixed number in writing before any work starts. If the scope doesn't change, the price doesn't either. Estimates are honest or they're nothing — Article IV, enforced.
One number, agreed before we start
Most web shops bill hourly and let the invoice tell you how the project went. We do it the other way — the price comes first.
Describe the project
Tell us what you need built or fixed — pages, features, existing systems, rough timeline. The more detail, the tighter the number.
We chart the scope
We break the work into a plain-English scope document — what's included, what's not, and what could change the price.
You get a fixed number
A single written quote, not a range. You'll know the total cost before a line of code is written.
No surprise changes
If you want to add scope mid-project, we quote the addition separately and get your sign-off first. No silent overages.
Request your fixed quote
Send the details below and we'll turn them into a written scope and price — usually within two to three business days for straightforward projects. Prefer your own mail client? [email protected] reaches the same people.
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Prefer to skip the form? Email [email protected] directly with the same details.
Common questions about the process
How is this different from hourly billing?
With hourly billing, the final cost depends on how long the work takes — which you don't control and often can't predict. With a fixed quote, you agree to a number up front. We carry the risk of the estimate being off, not you.
What do you need from me to give a quote?
A description of what you want built or fixed, examples or references if you have them, a link to your current site (if one exists), and any must-have deadlines. We'll ask follow-up questions if anything's unclear before we commit to a number.
How long does it take to get a quote back?
Most straightforward projects get a written quote within two to three business days. Larger or more technical projects — migrations, custom integrations — may take a bit longer since we want the number to hold.
What happens if I want to change scope mid-project?
You can always add or change scope. We'll price the change separately, get your written sign-off, and only then fold it into the build. The original quote stays intact for everything already agreed.
Ready for a real number?
Tell us what you're building or fixing. You'll get a fixed, written price — not a guess, not a range.
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