The price is published, the deadline is fixed, and if the work takes longer than we thought, that is our problem.
Starter App
Launch fast£3,999£2,999
For small and medium businesses ready to launch their first app.
- iOS & Android app
- User login & accounts
- Push notifications
- Admin dashboard
- 14 day delivery
Advanced App
Built to scale£6,999£5,999
For advanced apps with complex and heavier customer usage.
- All starter app features
- Complex app logic
- AI and blockchain features
- Security audits
- 14 day delivery
What fixed price actually changes
| Time and materials | Fixed price | |
|---|---|---|
| Who pays if it overruns | You | Us |
| Incentive to finish quickly | Weak | Strong |
| Incentive to add features | Strong | None |
| Certainty for your budget | None | Complete |
| Flexibility mid-project | High | Low by design |
The row that matters is the first one. Under time and materials, the person with the least control over how long the work takes carries all the risk of it taking longer. That is you.
The trade you are making
How we hold the line without billing you for changes
Three mechanisms, all agreed on day one.
Scope in writing. What is in, and just as importantly, what is out.
A version-two list. Anything you think of later goes here at no cost. It is not a bin; it is the input to whatever you build next, informed by real users.
A trade, not a bill. If something must go in mid-sprint, we tell you what comes out to make room. You decide. Nobody sends an invoice you did not expect.
Common questions
What happens if the work takes longer than expected?
That is our problem, not yours. The price does not change. This is the entire point of a fixed price and it is why we insist on fixing the scope first.
Can the price go up mid-project?
Not for the agreed scope. If you ask for something outside it, we either put it on a version-two list at no cost or quote it separately, agreed with you before any work happens.
Is fixed price worse for me than time and materials?
It is worse if your requirements are genuinely unknown, because you will pay for our uncertainty margin. It is better in every other case, because the risk sits with the party who can actually control it.