Pricing
Flat pricing, no surprises
The core offering is a flat monthly subscription. Just like hiring a full-time software engineer, you get predictable work done at a pace you're comfortable with. Weekly progress reports give you insight into what is being built, and biweekly roadmapping meetings give you directional control. Regular on-site visits build trust with the team and enable us to ship only what you actually need.
Keep the lights on after a build engagement.
- Bug fixes & dependency upkeep
- Uptime & security patching
- Email support, same-week response.
- Available after a subscription engagement
A graceful off-ramp: step down from active build to light upkeep without losing your engineer.
Up to 6 hours of work per month, averaged over 3 months. Ask for current rates.
A senior, AI-native engineer embedded in your business.
- One forward deployed engineer, dedicated to your roadmap
- Continuous build: AI features, software, integrations
- On-site kickoff & ongoing in-person time across DFW
- A roadmap with concrete milestones & integration timelines
- Bi-weekly prioritization with you; ship every week
- Direct access: no ticket queue, no account managers
- 6-month minimum engagement
Now accepting new engagements. Tell me about your business and I'll follow up to schedule a call.
Up to 40 hours of work per month, averaged over 3 months. Ask for current rates.
A defined scope with one firm price.
- Firm fixed-price proposal
- Clear scope, milestones & deadline
- Great for a one-off build or proof of concept
- No monthly commitment
- A low-risk way to work together first
Tell me what you want built. I'll come back with a fixed price and timeline. No hourly surprises.
Subscription pricing is a flat monthly rate, quoted up front and in line with current market rates for fractional, senior engineering in Dallas–Fort Worth. Engagements require a 6-month minimum so we can compound real outcomes rather than ship disconnected one-offs.
Pricing questions, answered
How do we get started?
Fill out the form and I'll follow up to schedule a call and confirm scope. Forward deployed means genuinely embedded, so I keep the number of concurrent clients limited to what I can give real focus — when the calendar fills up, new engagements move to a waitlist.
Why a six-month minimum?
Real software and AI outcomes compound. The first weeks are spent learning your domain and standing things up; the value shows up as that knowledge turns into shipped product month after month. Six months is the floor for that to pay off.
What happens when the build is done?
You can transition to the Maintenance only plan to keep everything patched and healthy, or scope a fixed-price project when something new comes up. You're never forced to keep paying for full build capacity you no longer need.
Can we start with a fixed-price project instead?
Absolutely. A firm fixed-price project is a low-risk way to work together before committing to a subscription. Request a bid and we'll scope it.