We do not publish a fixed rate card because a fixed rate card is misleading for service work. What we can do is show you where projects typically land, what drives the number up or down, and how to tell if you are in the right bracket before we talk.
Single workflow, single integration, one clear outcome. Good first step for teams who know the pain but want to test the approach before building a system.
Multi-workflow, shared data, clearer handoffs across tools. For teams that have outgrown one-off automations and need a coherent operations layer.
Full front-to-back automation across lead, booking, intake, invoicing and reporting. For businesses ready to run on systems, not staff heroics.
Websites price differently from systems. Expect positioning, copy and design to be part of the scope, not bolted on.
When you do not need a build — you need someone who has seen this movie before sitting beside your ops team.
Short filter list so nobody pays for a consult with the wrong expectation. If you recognise yourself here, save the call and the fee.
Because the same workflow costs different amounts depending on integrations, compliance and the tools in play. A fixed rate card would misrepresent the real cost of the work — bands and drivers are more honest.
Fixed-price by scope. Every engagement has a defined outcome, a defined deliverable and a defined price before we start. Change requests are scoped as their own small projects so nothing creeps.
A wiring project at around A$3k. Below that, the overhead of scoping, kicking off and handing over outweighs the value — you are better served by a template or an in-house afternoon.
We flag it the moment it does. You get a change of scope with a price and a timeline impact. You decide whether to absorb it, defer it, or skip it. We do not run up silent bills.
Typically within 2-3 weeks of the audit or discovery call. Urgent work can start sooner if there is capacity — we will say so honestly.
Yes. Most of our work runs asynchronously from Melbourne. We have worked with teams in the UK, UAE, Singapore and across Australia. Contracting and invoicing are in AUD unless otherwise agreed.