Scope and pricing

A reliable quote starts with the business situation

Scope reflects the stage of the business, the decisions already made, the product work required, and the support needed after launch.

Engagement scope

Choose the responsibility the business needs

Review the shape of each engagement. The final scope follows the evidence, decisions, product complexity, and support required.

Reposition

Reposition and rebuild

For an existing business that has outgrown its offer, message, brand, or digital product.

Custom quoteScope-based
Working rhythm
Defined after discovery
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Typical scope

  • Current-state review
  • Positioning and narrative
  • Experience rebuild
  • Migration and launch plan
Scale

Continuous product growth

For a live product that needs ongoing analysis, prioritized experiments, and measured improvements.

Custom quoteScope-based
Working rhythm
Ongoing decision cycles
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Typical scope

  • Product evidence review
  • Prioritized opportunities
  • Focused improvements
  • Measurement and next priorities

What shapes the quote

Scope follows the evidence, product complexity, launch work, and ongoing support the business actually needs.

Research depth
The market, customer, competitor, and product evidence needed before key decisions can be made.
Positioning and brand
The work needed to clarify the offer, narrative, identity, and customer-facing system.
Integrations
Product workflows, data, payments, analytics, CRM connections, APIs, and other services.
Product complexity
The number of journeys, roles, interface states, content systems, and technical constraints.
Launch readiness
Content, migration, tracking, deployment, accessibility, operational handoff, and quality assurance.
Growth support
The analysis, experiments, optimization, and decision cadence needed after release.
Preparing your experience