Engineering services, priced before you ask

What do these services cost?

Rates run $40 to $100 per hour depending on role and seniority. QA and junior implementation sit near the floor, architecture and specialist engineering near the ceiling, and a mixed squad blends to roughly $60 to $70. The rate is on every service page rather than behind a form.

Do you quote before discovery?

No. We give an hour band and the arithmetic behind it, then a fixed number once discovery has established the integration surface. A quote produced before anyone has counted the integrations is a guess, and it is usually the client who pays for the difference.

Can I hire developers rather than a project team?

Yes. Most service pages cover both: a fixed scope engagement with a defined outcome, or dedicated engineers who join your team and report into your process. The rate band is the same either way.

Who owns the code and the accounts?

You do, from the first commit. Work happens in your repository where you have one, and cloud, gateway and third party accounts are created in your name. There is no handover event at the end because there is nothing to hand over.

How do I pick between similar services?

Start from the constraint rather than the technology. If the hard part is the data model, the backend pages are the right read. If it is a security review or a procurement checklist, start there instead. If you are unsure, send us the part of the problem you think is hardest and we will tell you which of these it actually is.

Do you work with existing codebases?

Frequently, and it is usually cheaper than a rebuild. We will audit what is there and tell you plainly when the honest answer is to keep it, refactor part of it, or replace it. Recommending a rebuild that is not needed is the easiest way for an agency to bill more, so we try to be explicit about that.