Plans
One partner. Three plans. All monthly.
You don't buy hours from me, and you don't sign a giant project contract. You pick the kind of help you need, set the priorities, and I work through them.
- Minimum
- Three months
- After that
- Month to month, or annual
- Who does the work
- Me, directly
Advise
from$5,000/moTechnical judgment, on call. For when the hard part is deciding, not building.
- A technology roadmap tied to what the business is trying to do
- Vendor and build-or-buy decisions, made with you before you sign
- Architecture review of what you have and what you're planning
- Hiring help when it's time to bring someone technical on staff
- Team training and upskilling on the tools, systems, and technical skills your staff use every day
Run
from$4,000/moAn owner for the software you already have. For systems that work but have nobody looking after them.
- Business-hours support for your team
- Outage response when production goes down
- Security patches and dependency updates, kept current
- Monitoring and backups, with restores actually tested
- New features every month, from your priority list
Build
from$15,000/moNew software, shipped fast, and looked after once it's live. For replacing a tool you rent or building something you've needed for years.
Working software in weeks, not quarters.
Everything in Advise and Run, plus:
- Anything you need built, as much as you need: new systems and platforms, advanced features, and integrations, in your cloud and your code repository
- A demo every week of software you can click through
- Data migration from the tool you're leaving
- A side-by-side run before anything old is switched off
- Documentation and runbooks written as I go, not at the end
How the queue works.
Every plan runs on one list of priorities. It's simple on purpose.
You add anything to the list
A bug, a report someone needs, a feature, a question about a vendor. There's no limit on what goes in.
We agree on the order
You decide what matters most. I'll tell you what each item takes, and flag anything that should jump the line.
I work one item at a time
Finishing one thing beats juggling five. Each item is done as fast as it can be done well, then the next one starts.
You see it shipped
Finished work lands in your systems, not in a slide deck. You can reorder the list whenever priorities change.
The terms, plainly.
- Minimum
- Three months on any plan. That's enough time to ship something real.
- After three months
- Month to month, or annual at a discount.
- Changing plans
- Move between Advise, Run, and Build as your needs change.
- What a plan doesn't include
- Hosting. You pay your cloud provider directly, in your own account, so the bill and the servers are always yours.
- The assessment
- A separate fixed fee, quoted on the call. It's optional if you already know what you need.
Not sure which plan? Start with an assessment.
I'll look at what you rent, how your team works, and what's worth building. The recommendation tells you which plan fits, or whether you need one at all.
Let's talk about your list.
Thirty minutes on what you rent, what you need, and which plan makes sense.