Which engagement model fits you?
Answer three questions to find out.
This engagement model estimator suggests how to work with us, not a dollar figure. Three answers can't price your scope. Tell us what you need, how big it is and how fast. See which of our three engagement models fits. Then check its price range on the rate card at /pricing.
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A defined build or campaign with a clear end. Examples are a Shopify store, a site redesign, a move to a new platform or a one-off audit. The scope and the quote are fixed, with milestone dates in the proposal. If you ask for a change, we quote it the same itemised way, so there are no surprise invoices. Most projects fall inside the range shown here. Larger builds, such as a custom website or an AI agent pilot, have their own rate-card rows below.
Best for: a clear brief with a finish line
This suggests an engagement model and shows the same price range as the pricing page. It is a range, not a quote, and it isn’t worked out from your answers. Want a real price? A written, itemised proposal replaces this estimate. Once we have a complete brief, we confirm the date you will receive it.
Brands our teams have delivered for
This tool suggests which engagement model fits you: a project, a retainer or a dedicated team. It doesn't give you a price. Three short questions score your answers against the three ways we work. You see the top score and what it suits. If answers tie, it says so. A short call about your scope settles it.
Three questions,
scored against our three engagement models.
Each answer adds points to Project, Retainer or Dedicated team. These are the same three models on the pricing page, with nothing made up for this tool. What you want to get done counts the most. Rough size counts a little less. Urgency breaks ties in favour of the model that can start fastest. The model with the highest score is your result.
It isn't a price calculator. A five-page brochure site and a full move to a new platform are both "a project", at very different prices. Once you know the model, the rate card at /pricing shows its price range. Pick the wrong model and you end up comparing quotes for different things. The next step is the same for everyone: a short call, then an itemised proposal with a price in writing.
Frequently
asked.
Because three quick answers aren't your real scope. The pricing page shows a price range for each model. But the same model can cost very different amounts. It depends on what we deliver, who works on it and the timeline. This tool tells you which model fits. Then it sends you to that range, and after that to an itemised price.
Each of your three answers adds points to Project, Retainer or Dedicated team. What you want to achieve counts the most. Size counts a little less, and urgency breaks close calls. The model with the highest score is your result. There's no hidden step, and nobody reviews it before you see it.
The tool tells you it's a tie. It won't force an answer it isn't sure of. Many clients start with one model and move to another anyway. A project that becomes a retainer after launch is common. A short call settles a real tie faster than more questions would.
Nothing happens automatically. The result is yours to use. If you want a real price, tell us the same things through the contact form or on a call. Once we have a complete brief, we confirm the date you will receive your itemised proposal. It sets out what we deliver, who works on it, the timeline and one price.
Get your price
in writing.
Tell us what you want to do. We'll send back a real, itemised proposal, priced for your actual scope. Once we have a complete brief, we confirm the date you will receive it.
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