How pricing works

Everything is quoted. But you should not have to book a call to find out whether we are in your world at all, so here is the honest shape of it.

Twenty minutes. We look at how work moves through your business and tell you what we would fix first. No pitch.

01 / Why most sites hide this

You've done this before

You have filled out a contact form to find out what something costs, waited three days, gotten on a call, and then received a number that was never going to work.

That is an hour of your life spent learning something a sentence could have told you.

02 / The number

Most projects start around $3,500

Everything is quoted after we talk, and you see your number before anything begins.

We do not publish a price per offer, because the offers are not the thing being priced. What is being priced is how complicated your process is, and two businesses buying the same thing off a menu can need very different builds.

Some projects come in under that. Bigger builds go well above it. The call is how we find out which one yours is, and the quote is how you find out before you commit to anything.

03 / How we scope it 03

One number, not an hourly estimate

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Twenty minutes

On how work actually moves through your business.

20 minutes
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We write it up

What we would build and what it costs. One number, not an hourly estimate.

In writing
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You decide

If the scope changes later, we tell you before we do the work, not after.

No surprises
04 / No monthly fee

What you never pay us

You pay Airtable directly. You own the base and the code. There is no subscription to us, no platform to be locked into, and nothing to extract if you decide to work with someone else.

Which platform the build lives on is a separate question from the price. See how we pick →

05 / Who you'd be working with 02

Who builds it

  • Top-tier Replit builder, also building with Lovable and Zite
  • Three live products with paying users, built and maintained by us

Next step

Tell us where it hurts

Twenty minutes. We look at how work moves through your business and tell you what we would fix first, whether or not that involves us.