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Public starting prices. Scope in writing.

Six packages, from a launch page to a production application, plus monthly care after launch. Every price is a starting price: the written scope sets the final price, milestones and dates before any work starts.

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Launch
From $1,5005–10 working days
Spark
From $2,5007–14 working days
Ship
From $5,5003–5 weeks
Forge
From $12,0006–10+ weeks
Care
From $450 / month
Evolve
From $1,500 / month
01Packages

Start where the work is.

Each package lists what it includes and what it leaves out, so the boundary is clear before you write. Ask about the one closest to your project; the scope adjusts it to fit.

For independent founders

A credible launch page, or one workflow proved before a bigger build.

i.Launch

A focused website or landing page, live on your domain.

Best for: Founders and small businesses that need a clear, credible page to launch from or point people to.

Discuss Launch
From $1,500Indicatively 5–10 working days50% to start, 50% at the agreed delivery milestone.
  • A landing page or small site, its pages fixed in the scope
  • Page structure and copy edited with you
  • Your brand applied: logo, colours, type
  • A working contact or waitlist form
  • Technical SEO foundations: metadata, sitemap, structured data
  • Deployed to your domain

Not included

  • Accounts, payments or app features (see Spark or Ship)
  • Writing your content from scratch
  • Brand identity design

ii.Spark

One workflow, working: a prototype or a constrained automation pilot.

Best for: Testing whether an idea or an automation is worth a bigger build, with something real people can use.

Discuss Spark
From $2,500Indicatively 7–14 working days50% to start, 50% at the agreed delivery milestone.
  • One core workflow or AI feature, working end to end
  • Or one automation between tools you already use, with limits and logs
  • Deployed for your users or your team to try
  • A short written note on what was learned and what to build next

Not included

  • More than one core workflow
  • Production hardening for scale
  • Payments, roles or admin tooling unless agreed
For growing teams and businesses

Production software: a focused MVP, or a larger application with custom architecture.

iii.ShipFlagship

A focused production MVP with one core journey.

Best for: Founders and teams ready to put a real product in front of users.

Discuss Ship
From $5,500Indicatively 3–5 weeks50% to start, 30% at the build milestone, 20% on acceptance.
  • One core user journey, designed and built end to end
  • Accounts, database and transactional email
  • Payments or AI features where the journey needs them
  • A simple admin view
  • Deployed to your domain
  • Access and documentation handed over

Not included

  • Several separate journeys or products
  • Multi-role permissions and complex workflows (see Forge)
  • Native mobile apps

iv.Forge

A substantial production application with custom architecture and integrations.

Best for: Businesses that need several journeys, roles and integrations, built to be operated for years.

Discuss Forge
From $12,000Indicatively 6–10+ weeks50% to start, 30% at the build milestone, 20% on acceptance.
  • Several user journeys and roles, agreed in the scope
  • Custom architecture, data model and third-party integrations
  • Staging environment and milestone reviews
  • Workflows, notifications and admin tooling
  • Deployed to your domain, with handover and documentation

Not included

  • An open-ended feature list: work is set by milestones
  • Native mobile apps unless agreed
  • Integrations not named in the scope
After launch

Planned maintenance and continued development, billed monthly.

v.Care

Keep a live product healthy: up to three hours of planned maintenance a month.

Best for: Products already live that need someone accountable for keeping them running.

Ask about Care
From $450 / monthBilled monthly, in advance.
  • Up to 3 hours of planned maintenance work each month
  • Dependency and security updates
  • Monitoring, and triage when something breaks
  • A short monthly status note

Not included

  • New features (see Evolve)
  • Work beyond the monthly hours, quoted first

vi.Evolve

Keep improving the product: up to twelve hours of planned engineering a month.

Best for: Products that should keep growing after launch, with the same operator.

Ask about Evolve
From $1,500 / monthBilled monthly, in advance.
  • Up to 12 hours of planned engineering and iteration each month
  • Everything in Care
  • A monthly plan of what to build or improve next
  • SEO/AEO and AI-feature improvements as part of the plan

Not included

  • Large features that need their own scope
  • Work beyond the monthly hours, quoted first

Starting prices in US dollars. Schedules are indicative: the final price, milestones and dates are set in a written scope before work starts.

02Before a build

Product Clarity Review, from $350.

When you want an expert read before deciding what to build, fix or drop, and with whom.

  • A review of what exists: idea, prototype, live product or website
  • A written recommendation: what to build, fix or drop first
  • A suggested package and scope, if building makes sense

Not included: building or fixing anything (that is a separate engagement).

Want an expert read first?

A bounded assessment of your idea, prototype, product or site, with a written recommendation.

From $350 · Your first enquiry is always free. The review is a separate, paid, written piece of work.

Ask about a Clarity Review Or send a free first note
03How it works

What you agree before anything starts.

Proposed standard terms. The signed agreement for each project governs, and may differ where the work needs it.

From enquiry to written scope

Your first note is free. If the work looks like a fit, Mojeeb replies with questions, then a written scope: deliverables, price, milestones, indicative dates and what is excluded. Nothing is booked or paid until you accept it.

What the price covers

A starting price covers the package's listed inclusions at their smallest sensible size. More journeys, roles, pages or integrations raise the price, and the scope says by how much before you agree.

Payments and milestones

Builds are paid in stages tied to milestones in the scope. Retainers are paid monthly, in advance.

  • Launch and Spark50% to start, 50% at the agreed delivery milestone.
  • Ship and Forge50% to start, 30% at the build milestone, 20% on acceptance.
  • Care and EvolveMonthly, in advance.
  • Product Clarity ReviewConfirmed when the review is booked.
Schedules

Schedules are indicative. They start once the scope is agreed and the materials it lists (copy, access, accounts) are ready, and they move if either side needs more time. The scope sets the milestone dates.

Revisions

Each milestone has a review, and feedback on the agreed work is part of the build. The number of review rounds is set in the scope. Requests for something the scope doesn't include are scope changes.

Code and ownership

Once the project is paid in full, the code written for it is yours, deployed in accounts you control, with access and documentation handed over. Open-source libraries and third-party services keep their own licences.

Third-party costs

Hosting, domains, paid APIs, AI model usage, email services, app-store fees and similar costs are billed to you by the provider. They are not part of the package price; the scope estimates them where it can.

Scope changes

New requests during a build are written up with their effect on price and schedule. You choose to add them, swap them for something already in scope, or leave them for later.

Defects and features

A defect is delivered work that doesn't do what the scope describes, and it is fixed without charge for the period the agreement sets. A feature is anything the scope didn't include: it is quoted, or planned into Evolve.

Maintenance

Care and Evolve are planned monthly hours, not an on-call service. Work beyond the month's hours is quoted before it starts. Notice to end a retainer is set in the agreement.

04Choosing a partner

Not sure which way to build?

Compare working with an independent freelancer, a traditional agency, an in-house team, or BlindspotLab. Understand the trade-offs before committing to your next build.

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05Questions

About pricing.

Why starting prices rather than fixed prices?

Two products in the same package can differ a lot in size. The starting price is the smallest sensible version of the package; the written scope fixes the actual price before any work starts, and it doesn't change unless you agree a scope change.

My project doesn't fit a package. Can you still help?

Often, yes. The packages describe the common shapes of work. Describe yours in a free first note and Mojeeb will say which package it is closest to, what a scope would include, or whether someone else would serve it better.

Should I hire a freelancer, an agency or a studio?

It depends on the project, the budget and who will run the product afterwards. Compare freelancers, agencies, in-house teams and BlindspotLab, including when BlindspotLab isn't the right choice.

What's the difference between a free enquiry and the Clarity Review?

The first enquiry is a conversation: you describe the work and get an honest reply, at no cost. The Product Clarity Review is a separate, paid piece of work (from $350): a review of what exists and a written recommendation you keep, whoever builds it.

Are hosting and other running costs included?

No. Hosting, domains, paid APIs, AI model usage and similar services are billed to you by the provider, in your own accounts. The scope estimates them where it can, so they aren't a surprise.

Begin

Tell us what you're building. We'll suggest where to start.

Describe the project and where it stands. Mojeeb replies personally with the package that fits, or an honest note if none does.

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