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What a number means here

Pricing, with the boundaries attached

A price without a scope is a guess. Every figure here says what it covers and what it does not. That is the only way a fixed number means anything.

An illustration of a fixed scope drawn as a boundary, with the work inside it and the work outside it separated.

Three steps

How this works

You pay nothing until you have our written answer in hand, and have decided you want to go further.

  1. Step 1

    Free

    The call

    Thirty minutes on what you want to fix. We tell you what could be automated, what should not be, and what it would take. No charge, and it may end with us saying do nothing.

  2. Step 2

    ₹10,000

    Scoping and commitment

    A paid piece of work that produces a written scope. What is included, what is not, the delivery date, and the price of the build. Paying for it is what makes it a commitment rather than a chat.

  3. Step 3

    Quoted

    The build

    Priced against the scope you agreed in step two, then built and handed over. You know the number and the date before this starts.

₹10,000 is the scoping and commitment fee. It covers the paid scoping engagement, where your build is specified in writing and priced. The build itself is quoted at the end of that engagement. Working sessions before it are free. How pricing works.

By service

Step two costs the same whatever you are building, so it is not a column below. What changes between these is whether something already runs behind it, and how long the build takes. Corporate training is the exception. It is priced per team, and measured against where your team started.

Services, with evidence and delivery timeline
ServiceEvidenceTimeline
AI and automationBuilt to order4 weeks
Corporate trainingBuilt to order8 weeks
ERP systemsDelivered4 weeks
CRM systemsBuilt to order4 weeks
HR management systemsRunning system4 weeks
Learning & training platformsRunning system4 weeks
Website developmentRunning system4 weeks
Mobile appsBuilt to order4 weeks
MarketingDelivered4 weeks
Analysis and reportingDelivered4 weeks
IntegrationRunning system4 weeks
Support and maintenanceDelivered2 weeks

Four weeks covers a first working version, agreed in writing before we start. Very large programmes, work spanning many systems, and moving data out of software that cannot export it are all priced separately. Read what four weeks includes.

The obvious omission

Why the build has no headline price

Because it would be a guess. What a build costs depends on the scope agreed in step two. Quoting before that is how projects get repriced halfway through. Step two buys the work that makes a real number possible.

Payment terms, and what the scoping fee covers, are in our terms.

Next step

Book a call

Pick a time that suits you — 30 minutes, free, no obligation. You get a straight answer on whether your idea is worth building, and if it is, a scope, a date and a number. If you would rather we rang you, leave your details instead.