PRICING

Three shapes, three prices.

Most quotes for software are a number with no shape behind it. These are the three shapes small businesses actually buy, with the price attached and the scope spelled out.

A website

$400

From year two: $120 / year

The place people land when they look you up, doing its job properly.

Up to five pages, in one language
A contact form that reaches your inbox — ours, not a third party widget
Domain and hosting set up; depending on availability and price, the first year of the domain can be included — and it is always in your name
First year included: hosting, daily backups, security, one small change a month and four blog posts
Fast on any phone, and built to be found on Google
Two rounds of changes on the design
Live in two to four weeks

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A custom tool

$1,200

From year two: $300 / year

The single thing your business does every day, done properly.

One workflow and one kind of user, up to three screens
Your rules enforced by the software, not just written down
Your existing spreadsheet imported, not retyped
Two rounds of changes after the first working version
A handover session with the people who will use it
Working software in three to six weeks
First year included: hosting, daily backups, security and one small change a month

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The operation

$3,500

From year two: $600 / year

When several kinds of people each need a different version of the truth.

Everything in A custom tool
Up to three kinds of user, each with their own permissions
Up to two integrations with software you already pay for
A client portal where customers sign in and check status
Three rounds of changes
Working software in six to ten weeks
First year included: hosting, daily backups, security and one small change a month

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Prices in US dollars. The first year of hosting and maintenance is included; from the second year it renews annually.

Special projects

Payments moving through the tool, more than three kinds of user, half a dozen integrations, a field app that works with bad signal, or taking over a system somebody else built. When the thing does not fit in the three boxes above, it gets its own number — evaluated after the call and closed in writing, the same way.

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And if you need more

The first year of care is already in the price, and the annual renewal keeps it going after that. These two are add-ons, only if you want them: month to month with no lock-in — stop whenever you want and the code is still yours.

Maintenance plus

$50/ month

For when one change a month is not enough.

Up to two more small changes a month, three in total — a price, a text, a new field
Adds on top of the included first year or the annual renewal
No minimum term

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SEO

$250/ month

Traffic that compounds instead of stopping when the ads do.

Content that answers what your customers actually search
Technical work on speed, structure and indexing
A monthly report in plain language, not a dashboard nobody opens
Three months minimum — before that there is nothing honest to show

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In all three

A written scope and a closed price before a line of code
Software you can click on every week, not a status report
Your accounts, your data, your repository
Documentation a future developer can pick up without calling us

What you provide

The words and the images — or we write them, quoted separately
Access to whatever has to be connected
One person who can make decisions. This is the one everybody forgets, and the one that delays projects.

If the scope grows

The scope is closed in writing before we start. Anything that turns up later does not quietly slip in and does not become an argument: it gets quoted separately, at a closed price, the same way. That is what makes the number above mean something.

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Not sure which one is yours?

Bring the messy version to a free 45-minute call. Worst case, you leave knowing what to ask for.

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Bilingual team · Fixed quotes · You talk directly to the people writing the code