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We work with you to define a specific scope of work. We then estimate the lift to complete this scope which may include design and/or development.
If the requirements are crystal clear, we set a fixed fee. If there are unknowns and the scope is more exploratory, we use an hourly or day rate.
Either way, we write up a Statement of Work that clearly details the outcome that the client must approve before one piece of code is written, -
No. Our entire team is based in Calgary, and all strategy, design, and development are handled in-house. That means faster communication, easier collaboration, and a team that understands your market and time zone.
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Yes. We frequently add features or make improvements to existing applications. When the scope is clear, we’ll often use a day rate; when requirements are evolving or exploratory, an hourly rate may make more sense.
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A day rate gives you predictable, block-based costs and is ideal when we have a well-defined set of tasks. Hourly billing is better for smaller, ad-hoc updates or when we need flexibility to explore options and iterate as we go.
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Yes, most projects begin with an initial deposit once the Statement of Work is approved. This secures your place in our schedule and aligns both teams around the agreed scope and timelines.
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If new requirements come up, we’ll review the impact together and update the Statement of Work, pricing, and timeline before proceeding. This keeps everything transparent and ensures you stay in control of trade-offs and priorities.
