Do you offer fixed-price or time-and-materials contracts?

We offer both fixed-price and time-and-materials (T&M) contracts, and we help you choose the model that best fits your project.

Fixed-Price Contracts

Best for: Projects with well-defined scope, clear requirements, and a firm budget.

• You know exactly what the project will cost before development starts.
• We absorb the risk of scope estimation — if we underestimate, the price does not change.
• Scope changes beyond the agreed specification are quoted separately as change requests.
• Payment is milestone-based, tied to specific deliverables.

Time-and-Materials (T&M) Contracts

Best for: Projects where requirements are evolving, or when you want maximum flexibility to adjust priorities.

• You pay for actual hours worked at agreed rates.
• Full flexibility to add, remove, or reprioritise features each sprint.
• Transparent weekly timesheets and progress reports.
• No change request overhead — scope adjustments happen naturally.
• Budget is controlled through sprint planning and capacity allocation.

Which Should You Choose?

Factor	Fixed-Price	Time & Materials
Requirements clarity	High — well-defined scope	Evolving — expect changes
Budget certainty	Exact cost known upfront	Flexible, controlled via sprints
Scope flexibility	Limited — changes cost extra	High — adjust every sprint
Risk allocation	Agency absorbs estimation risk	Client controls scope & spend

Our Recommendation

For most projects, we start with a fixed-price discovery and design phase, then transition to T&M for development. This gives you cost certainty during scoping while maintaining flexibility as the product evolves during development sprints.