Starting at $2,500
Discovery Sprint
For AI and automation audits, workflow reviews, technical roadmaps, feasibility checks, ROI estimates, and implementation planning before a larger build.
Pricing
Starting prices, clear discovery, and room for real scope.
Pricing depends on scope, systems, integrations, and business goals. The goal is to help you understand the buying range before you reach out, without pretending custom software can be picked from a shelf.
Discovery starts at $2,500. Serious builds usually start at $7,500+.
Public prices are starting points. Smaller scopes keep the budget lower; larger automation, AI, data, dashboard, and custom software builds grow as workflows, integrations, users, and business risk are understood.
Final pricing depends on complexity, integrations, timeline, content needs, data requirements, support needs, and the amount of custom software involved.
Starting at $5,000
Business Website
For landing pages, service websites, and lead-generation websites that need a sharp first impression and clean inquiry path.
Starting at $7,500
Automation Build
For replacing repetitive manual work, connecting tools, improving handoffs, and making operations easier to run.
Starting at $10,000
AI Assistant
For chatbots, document assistants, intake systems, lead qualification, and AI-powered internal tools.
Starting at $15,000
Internal Dashboard / Tool
For admin panels, project trackers, CRM-style systems, reporting dashboards, workflow apps, and internal operating views.
Starting at $35,000
Custom Software MVP
For authenticated apps, databases, admin/client portals, roles, notifications, deployments, workflow systems, and focused first product versions.
Starting at $7,500
Data Pipelines / Web Monitoring
For API integrations, web crawlers, API scrapers, data extraction, monitoring, enrichment, alerts, dashboards, and reporting for public or authorized sources.
Starting at $750/mo
Ongoing Support
For updates, monitoring, improvements, analytics, support, and steady post-launch refinement.
How quotes work
Clear enough to price fairly, flexible enough to fit the work.
Final pricing depends on integrations, timeline, complexity, support needs, and how much uncertainty needs to be resolved before implementation.
Discovery first
Useful when scope is uncertain, integrations need review, or the team needs a plan before committing to a build.
Fixed price
Works when the outcome, content, workflow, integrations, and acceptance criteria are clear enough to price cleanly.
Sprint, hourly, or retainer
Fits higher-unknown work, post-launch improvement, advisory support, and systems that need steady iteration.
Not included
Build prices do not include vendor/runtime costs.
Hosting
AI usage fees
Third-party software licenses
SMS, email, CRM, payment, analytics, or API provider costs
Why starting prices are public
Public starting points save time, set expectations, and keep project conversations focused on fit, value, and scope. Detailed line-item pricing belongs in proposals after the business problem and delivery path are understood.