What it costs.
Everything on one page, because a monthly figure only means something next to the one-off ones. The builds are a fixed price for a fixed scope. The plan is a monthly number with a minimum term and a guarantee attached. Nothing here is a starting-from price.
Two builds. The difference is what happens after launch.
Growth Build + Roadmap
The storefront rebuilt in one three week block, and a six month commercial roadmap derived from your niche. You leave knowing what to ship next and why, not only with a faster store.
Growth Build
The same three week rebuild, without the roadmap. The right call when you already know what you sell and to whom, and the storefront is the only thing in the way.
Support Plan
The builds above are a project, with an end. This is not. You are not buying a quantity of work, you are buying the end of the part where nothing gets done because describing it takes longer than doing it. Twice a month you talk, and it becomes scheduled work.
Larger features run as day blocks at the plan rate of $325 a day, against $450 standard.
How the plan worksAt the end of three months the value report has a total on it. If that total is not higher than the plan fees you have paid over those three months, half of those plan fees comes back.
Dev time on that report is valued at $450 a day, the standard rate, not a rate invented for the occasion.
The log is visible the whole way through, so nothing about the outcome arrives as a surprise in month three. If it is tracking badly in month two, you will know in month two.
Some work should not be productised.
Replatforms, B2B and wholesale rules, a second storefront or language, integrations into systems that were never built to be integrated into. Naming a price for that before anyone has looked at it would be a guess, and a guess helps neither of us.
Scoped Engagement
Priced against the brief once the brief exists. Scoping is a paid, standalone piece of work, and it is the same work whether or not you go ahead with the build.
The Scoping Guarantee
The fee is paid up front
Scoping is booked and paid for before we start. It is a real piece of work and it buys you the thinking whichever way you decide afterwards.
The brief gets written
What is being built, what it touches, what it explicitly does not, and what it costs. Yours to keep, and yours to take elsewhere if you would rather.
The fee comes back
We walk you through the brief on a call. If you proceed with us, the scoping fee is credited in full against the engagement.
The bits people ask on the call.
How billing works
Debit order. The plan is billed in advance on day one of the month. Day blocks and anything outside the plan are billed in arrears.
No VAT is added
The figures on this page are the amounts you pay. There is no line waiting at the bottom of the invoice.
How long a price holds
Prices are current as of 15 August 2026. Once we quote you a number in a proposal, that number is held for 30 days.
Before you ask.
The minimum term ends and the plan carries on month to month. Nothing rolls into a second fixed term, and the guarantee is assessed once, at the end of those first three months.
Then it stops being plan work. Larger features run as day blocks at the plan rate of $325, and anything bigger than that becomes a Scoped Engagement. We tell you which on the call, rather than quietly absorbing it and doing it badly.
Then it is a Scoped Engagement rather than a build with extras bolted onto it. Very large catalogues, a second storefront or language, B2B pricing rules, and any migration off a platform that is not Shopify all push it there.
Then the plan is the wrong thing to buy, and we will say so before you sign rather than after. You would be paying twice for capacity you already have. A build, or a Scoped Engagement for something your developer does not do, is usually the better fit.
Not sure which of these you need?
Send us the store. The diagnostic is free and it comes back with what we found and what it is costing you. What to fix first, and what that costs, is the call afterwards.