We don’t publish fixed tiers because no two rebuilds are the same. Every engagement begins with a conversation, produces a written scope and a fixed quote, and runs on clear milestones. Never hourly. Never retainer. Never a surprise invoice.
A quick alignment call. We listen. You share the rebuild, the blockers, the timeline. No deck, no pitch — just a read on whether we can actually help.
We walk your current stack, sketch the target, talk constraints (compliance, budget, ownership), and draft the initial spec together. This is where the rebuild becomes real.
You receive a written scope, a validator map, a milestone timeline, and a fixed quote. Everything on paper. No ambiguity, no hourly billing, no surprise scope expansion.
You accept, counter, or walk away. No commitment until this point. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll tell you — and point you at someone who is.
Every engagement runs on the same validation framework. What changes is the scope and the duration — not the rigor.
A focused diagnostic for teams that need clarity before committing to a rebuild.
You need a plan before you commit a budget.
End-to-end rebuild with the full validation framework running on every change.
You know what you want rebuilt and you need it shipped with provable correctness.
Multi-application rebuilds with embedded validation infrastructure as part of your stack.
You have a portfolio of systems and validation needs to be continuous, not one-off.
// Quotes are scoped per engagement. Ranges shared on the scoping call, not on a price list.
Every engagement is quoted as a fixed number against a written scope. Never hourly. Never retainer. Never "it depends."
30% at kickoff, 40% at mid-milestone, 30% at delivery. You pay on outcomes, not on effort.
If the rebuild scope expands, we issue a written change order with a new fixed price. We will never surprise-bill.
If we miss a milestone for reasons inside our control, we eat the overage. The framework keeps us honest.
What system are you rebuilding, and why now?
What is the blocking compliance, audit, or timeline pressure?
Who owns the result internally on day 31?
What does "done" look like for this rebuild?
What is roughly in the budget range?
Scoping calls take 30 minutes. You walk away with clarity on whether we're the right fit — and if we are, a written scope follows in 3–5 business days.