Article

June 18, 2026

Pricing a project honestly

Why we publish starting prices, prefer fixed-scope phases and tell clients when a project isn’t a good fit.

June 18, 2026

Pricing a project honestly

Why we publish starting prices, prefer fixed-scope phases and tell clients when a project isn’t a good fit.

Article

June 18, 2026

Pricing a project honestly

Why we publish starting prices, prefer fixed-scope phases and tell clients when a project isn’t a good fit.

We publish starting prices on our website. It occasionally costs us a conversation, and it saves everyone a great deal of time.

Fixed scope, short phases

Large fixed-price projects push risk onto someone. We prefer short, fixed-scope phases with a clear decision at the end of each one.

Saying no

If a project isn’t a good fit, we say so in the first call and, where we can, recommend someone who is.

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Studio, Pricing

Written by

Lucía Ferreira

Delivery Lead

Lucía keeps engagements on time and on budget, runs our weekly client reviews and writes the plans everyone follows.

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