Most agencies make you commit to a project before you know whether they can code. We price individual pieces of work, so you can hand us one bug, one screen, or one integration first — and decide from there.
Prices depend on what the job actually involves — how many parts of the system it touches, and how much of it is unknown before we look.
| Service | Starting Price | Typical Work |
|---|---|---|
| Bug Fix & Small Change | From $12 | Minor UI or functionality fixes |
| UI Implementation | From $15 | Build one screen from a design |
| API Integration | From $20 | Connect and integrate a third-party API |
| Feature Development | From $25 | Add a small or medium feature end to end |
| Advanced Feature & Module | From $35 | Complex functionality or a complete module |
| Full Application | Custom Quote | Complete app, platform, or product build |
Every tier below lists what you get, how long it usually takes, and who it suits. Nothing here is a subscription or a retainer you cannot leave.
A defect, a broken layout, a label in the wrong language, a crash on one device. Small, self-contained work with a clear definition of done.
One screen or component built from your Figma, XD, or a screenshot — responsive, matching the design, wired to placeholder or real data.
Payments, maps, messaging, CRM, shipping, analytics — connecting an external service to your product and handling the parts that go wrong.
A feature that touches the interface, the backend, and the database — search, notifications, a role and permission layer, an export, a dashboard widget.
Real-time sync, offline support, payment and subscription logic, an AI feature with retrieval, a reporting engine, or a full module such as checkout or scheduling.
A complete product — mobile app, web platform, SaaS, or internal system — from discovery through launch and handover. Priced per project, never per template.
Pick the model that matches how well-defined the work is. You can switch between them as a project settles down.
You describe the job, we quote a number, you approve it, we build it. The price does not move unless the scope does — and if it does, we re-quote before continuing rather than after.
Get a QuoteFor work that cannot be pinned down in advance — investigation, ongoing changes, or a backlog that shifts weekly. We bill actual hours with a task-level breakdown, against a cap you set.
Get a QuoteOne developer, 160 hours a month, working only on your product, in your repositories and your standups. Scale up or down with 30 days notice, with no recruitment fee and no lock-in.
Get a QuoteThe things people ask before sending us a first job. Talk to our team.
It is real, and it is deliberately small. A single defect with a clear reproduction — a crash on one Android version, a form that does not validate, a layout that breaks at 375px — is genuinely a $12 job for us, and it is the cheapest way for you to find out whether we are any good before committing to anything larger.
How many parts of the system it touches and how much of it is unknown. A text change is $12. One screen from a finished design is $15. Wiring in a documented third-party API is $20. A feature crossing the interface, API, and database is $25. Something involving real-time behaviour, offline sync, payments, or AI retrieval starts at $35. If a job spans several of these, we quote it as one number rather than adding tiers together.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Those prices are for scoped pieces of work. A complete application involves discovery, design, several modules, QA, and deployment, and it is quoted per project after we understand what you need. What the $35 tier does give you is a way to test our work on one hard piece before you commission the rest.
We tell you before we build, not after. If reproducing your bug reveals it is an architectural problem rather than a one-line fix, you get a message explaining what we found and a revised number to approve or decline. You are never invoiced for work you did not agree to.
No. Scoping calls, written estimates, and a review of your existing code before quoting are all free. We only invoice once you have approved a price and we have started building.
Small tasks are invoiced on completion. Larger work is split into milestones, typically with a percentage on kickoff and the balance on delivery. Dedicated developers are invoiced monthly in advance. We accept bank transfer, Wise, and PayPal, and we send a proper invoice for your accounts team.
Third-party costs are yours: hosting, app store fees, paid APIs, licences, and design tool subscriptions. We tell you what those will be during scoping so the total is not a surprise. Our number covers the engineering.
For fixed-price tasks, no — a single $12 job is a perfectly normal way to start with us. Hourly work carries a 10-hour minimum so the setup effort is worthwhile for both sides. Dedicated developers are booked monthly with 30 days notice to end.
Send us one bug, one screen, or one integration. We will quote it in writing, usually within a business day.
