Build fees are one-time, based on how long the work should take. After launch, a $120 / month retainer keeps the product healthy. Book a free meet and we will tell you the timeline, the shape of the solution, and which column you land in.
These are one-time prices for development — not subscriptions. The free meet is how we estimate the timeline before any work starts.
$1,500 one-time
Focused solutions we can design and ship in weeks — a tight scope, a clear outcome.
$3,000 one-time
A fuller product or platform — enough time to get the architecture, UX, and first real users right.
Let's talk
Larger systems, multi-phase products, or work that needs a longer runway. We size it with you — no guesswork on this page.
The build price is one-time. When the product is live, a $120 / month retainer covers maintenance — uptime, bug fixes, small updates, and a named person who already knows the system.
No pitch deck theater. A working session so you leave with a timeline, a shape of the product, and a number that matches one of the columns above.
Users, constraints, what “done” looks like. Rough notes are enough — we will ask the rest.
Under a month, one to three, or longer. You hear the reasoning, not a vague range.
What we would build first, what can wait, and what the live product could feel like.
The numbers on this page are the client build model. Studio products like Learnerly and VibePDF have their own plans.
No. Those are one-time prices for the development itself. The only monthly number is the $120 maintenance retainer after launch.
That is what the free meet is for. We map the problem to a realistic timeline before you pay for a build.
It is how we keep a live product healthy after we ship. If you prefer to own operations yourself, we can talk through a clean handoff on the call.
Contact us — we will not force it into a $3,000 box. The free meet is still the first step so we can outline phases and a fair quote.
We will work through how long your solution might take, what it would look like, and which price applies — or whether we should design a custom plan instead.