A real number after one call, not three meetings
Most vendors in this category make you work for a quote. We price against your actual task and volume, and you get the figure on the first call, so if we're outside your budget you've lost half an hour, not a fortnight.
Fixed-scope build
A website, web app or mobile app priced as one fixed number once we've scoped it, or a dedicated engineer billed monthly. Maintenance is quoted separately once it's live.
Dedicated seats
One trained person on your process full-time, minimum two seats. Hiring, training, supervision, payroll and cover are in the rate. There is no separate management fee.
Project batches
Priced against a spec once the pilot has told us the real throughput. Per-unit where the work is countable, per seat-hour where it isn't.
Quotes are in Indian rupees and exclude GST. Whatever we agree in writing is fixed for the term. We don't reprice mid-engagement.
The fastest route to a real number is a small first batch for operations, or a scoping call for a build. Either way we price against something measured (throughput or a fixed scope) rather than a guess.
Six things, and none of them are haggling
If you want the bottom of a range, these are the levers that actually get you there.
How specialised the task is
A clear taxonomy with few edge cases sits at the bottom of the range. Judgement-heavy work with an evolving spec sits at the top.
Whether we're on your tools
Working inside your system is usually cheaper for you than us rebuilding a workflow, and it removes a handover step.
Volume and continuity
A steady monthly commitment costs less per unit than sporadic bursts, because utilisation is what actually sets our floor.
Whether the work can be pre-filled
Some tasks a machine can start competently; some it can't. We test which during the pilot and price against measured throughput, not against a manual assumption.
Turnaround
Same-day and overnight turnarounds need slack in the roster, and slack costs money. A realistic deadline is the cheapest thing you can give us.
A build or an ongoing run
A one-off build is quoted once, up front. A dedicated seat or an app we keep running is priced monthly. Different shapes, same rule: the number comes from something measured, not a negotiation.
Three steps, and you can stop after any of them
- 01
Scope the work
A thirty-minute call. What the task is, what good output looks like, what volume you expect, and whether we're honestly the right fit.
- 02
Run a pilot, or fix the scope
For operations, a small batch or a two-seat trial month. For a build, a fixed-scope quote. Either way you commit to something small and reversible first.
- 03
Ramp
We add seats or volume at the pace you need, with weekly numbers so you always know what you're paying for.
The fastest way to a real number is a short first step
Send the task and volume, or the rough shape of a build. We price against something measured (throughput or a fixed scope), not a guess.