Plans and pricing
Senior engineering, priced around the work.
Choose flexible hours, an hours bank, or steady monthly capacity. Every option gives you a named senior engineer, architect support, and a clear record of the work performed.
- Named senior engineers
- Architect-backed
- Hourly by design
Ways to buy
One engineering standard. Three ways to use it.
The commercial model follows the way your work arrives. It does not change the seniority of the engineer or the architecture support behind them.
Flexible hourly
Start small and flexUse a senior engineer for a review, a hard technical question, or a changing backlog. There is no minimum on this option.
- Billing
- Billed monthly for hours worked
- Best for
- Intermittent consulting and uncertain demand
Hours bank
Fund a body of workPre-purchase an agreed block of engineering hours, then draw it down against a project or a set of priorities.
- Billing
- Hourly work drawn from a prepaid bank
- Best for
- Defined initiatives with an uneven cadence
Monthly capacity
Embed steady ownershipPlan a recurring level of capacity with a named engineer who works in your channels, tools, and delivery rhythm.
- Billing
- Hourly rate aligned to monthly volume
- Best for
- Staff augmentation and ongoing ownership
Included in every option
- A named senior engineer you meet before starting
- Lead-architect review and specialist backup
- Visible time logs and written delivery context
- Scope and estimates discussed before work begins
What sets the rate
A useful quote needs four inputs.
We do not publish a fictional one-size-fits-all rate. The right number depends on the expertise, workload, and working pattern your situation requires.
- 01
Practice and specialist depth
Platform, data, product, security, database, and on-call work draw on different specialist profiles.
- 02
Expected capacity
A few advisory hours and steady embedded capacity have different volume economics.
- 03
Scope clarity
A clear outcome can be estimated and planned. An evolving backlog benefits from a more flexible arrangement.
- 04
Coverage pattern
Working hours, time-zone overlap, response targets, and specialist rotation needs affect the delivery shape.
Get a tailored price
Tell us the shape of the work.
An engineer will recommend the simplest buying option that fits and reply with the inputs behind the price.
Useful inputs
- The problem or outcome
- The skills or systems involved
- The rough hours or days you need
- When you want to begin
Start with your work email. We will ask only for the details needed to price the work.
Pricing questions
What buyers usually want to know.
What does an hour cost?
Is there a minimum commitment?
Can we agree on the work before it starts?
Is a defined outcome still billed hourly?
Can we meet the engineer first?
Can we pause or change capacity?
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