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Hire a developer or a whole team – for a fixed monthly price

Senior developers with modern AI tooling behind them. You pay for capacity and delivery, not for hours on a timesheet.

Something else? Write to us in your own words at the top of the page.

Hourly billing made sense while time and output moved together.

Hourly160 lines on a timesheet to review.
Fixed capacityOne month. One price. One delivery.

A developer who uses the tools well delivers considerably more per hour than one who does not — and the hourly model punishes whoever is quick.

For you the consequence is that you pay for presence rather than for delivery, and that you carry the risk for how effective the consultant actually is.

So we sell capacity for a fixed monthly price. You know what it costs, we carry the risk for how fast it goes, and nobody has to argue about a timesheet.

Hourly

You pay for
Time that gets reported
The efficiency risk
Carried by you
When AI makes it faster
The invoice shrinks – and the incentive with it
The budget
An estimate that gets revised
Scaling up or down
A new negotiation
Administration
Timesheets to review

Fixed capacity

You pay for
Delivery per month
The efficiency risk
Carried by us
When AI makes it faster
You get more done for the same price
The budget
Known in advance
Scaling up or down
Adjusted monthly
Administration
None

The model assumes the scope is agreed. If the assignment changes fundamentally we reset the capacity — but not the invoice after the fact.

A fixed monthly price. Product and outcome — not hours.

“Big projects always blow the budget”

A fixed monthly price. No running hours, no change-order invoices.

“The upfront investment is too risky”

No setup cost. The product pays for itself against the effect it creates.

“Agencies bill hours, not results”

We charge for the product and the outcome. Development, hosting and support are included.

What would it cost for you?

How it works

The need

What has to be delivered, at what pace, and in which technology?

Set-up

We set the capacity and the monthly price, and agree how we work together.

Running

We work inside your processes from the start rather than building an island of our own.

Follow-up

We check delivery against expectation continuously and adjust the capacity.

Common questions

What does it cost to hire a developer?

We charge a fixed monthly price for capacity rather than an hourly rate. You know the cost in advance and do not pay more because something took longer than expected.

Can you work in our tech stack?

We work with modern web technologies and cloud services. Tell us what you have and we will say plainly whether it is a good match.

How quickly can someone be in place?

It depends on scope and timing. Get in touch and we will give you an honest answer rather than a standard one.

What is the minimum commitment?

We work month to month. It should be easy to scale up and down without negotiating a new contract.

What sets you apart from a normal consultancy?

Two things: we charge for capacity instead of hours, and we build our own products with the same method. We do not sell a way of working we do not live on ourselves.

Can you take over a project already under way?

Yes. We start by reading the code and telling you what we see — including whether we think something should be rebuilt. You get that assessment before we set a price, not after.

How do we know we get what we pay for?

You see the same backlog and the same deliveries as your own team, because we work in your tools. There is no separate reporting layer to trust — only what is actually done.

Tell us what you want to build

Describe briefly where you are and we will come back within one working day with a concrete proposal — and a price.

Pick whichever is closest and we will take it from there.

Something else? Write to us in your own words at the top of the page.

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