Fixed-price custom software development
Migration, modernization, or a build from zero, delivered at a price agreed before the work starts.
What it costs
- Fixed cost, agreed before work starts.
- Send an RFP, or start with an audit if the scope is not defined yet.
What you get
- A written scope and one price you can put in a budget.
- The working software, deployed and running.
- Documentation and handover, so the result is yours to maintain.
Common questions
What should the RFP contain?
What the system does, what you want it to do instead, any hard constraints such as compliance, platform, or deadline, and who we would be working alongside. If none of that is written down yet, an audit produces it.
What happens if the work turns out to be bigger than expected?
That is what fixed price means: the risk is ours. What does change the price is you changing the scope, and that is handled as a written change rather than a surprise on the invoice.
Can you work alongside our existing team?
Yes, and it usually goes better that way. We document as we go so your team ends up owning the result rather than depending on us to keep it running.
Got a scope and a deadline?
Send an RFPServices
Legacy migration & modernization
Migrate legacy systems, pay down technical debt, clean up AI-generated code.
Fixed cost. Starts with an audit.Emergency support & rescue
Someone to take it over when a company is already in trouble.
Monthly retainer. No fixed end date.Codebase & infrastructure audit
Find out what you actually own before you commit to changing it.
8,500 CAD / 6,200 USD / 5,300 EUR per week. One to two weeks.Maintenance contract
Someone on the hook for the system after launch.
Hourly. Three month minimum. No end date.Fractional CTO
Technical direction without a full-time executive hire.
Hourly. No retainer.Full product ownership
One team accountable for the product end to end.
Fixed cost per phase, or hourly.Agentic workflow adoption
Get coding agents into the team without losing the review process.
Hourly.