Show the repeated task.
Name your tools and the result you want. Share a budget if you have one—or say you’re not sure. No passwords or confidential customer data.
Pricing / Clear before you commit
Your workflow.
Your project quote.
Start with the work you want off your plate. I’ll review your tools and requirements, then propose a useful scope with a written price—not a one-size-fits-all package.
Request a project quote ↗No required sales call. No obligation to start. No required retainer.
What determines
the cost?
A handoff between two supported tools is a smaller project than an app with multiple users and data sources. We agree what is necessary before adding features.
Your tools: APIs, subscription tiers and access requirements.
The workflow: steps, data fields, rules and exceptions.
The interface: existing screens or a custom dashboard.
The safeguards: permissions, review steps, testing and recovery.
A simple quoting process
From bottleneck to clear proposal.
Find the smallest useful step.
I check whether existing software can solve it first. If a build makes sense, we agree a focused first version or phased approach.
Know what you’re approving.
Your proposal sets out deliverables, exclusions, price, timeline, revisions and payment milestones. Work starts only after agreement.
No surprises
in the scope.
Can you work within my budget?
Share what you’re comfortable investing. I’ll assess fit, a smaller first step or an existing-tool solution before you commit.
Why not publish a price range?
Tool compatibility and requirements change the work substantially. I quote your actual project rather than imply every workflow costs the same.
What costs are separate?
Hosting, subscriptions, API usage and ongoing support are separate unless explicitly included. Extra work and costs need your approval.
What about delivery time?
Timing and revisions are agreed in the proposal after requirements and access are confirmed. There is no universal package deadline.
Coming from Upwork?
Keep your conversation and contracting there. Existing orders retain their agreed terms.
One bottleneck is enough to start.
Tell me what happens today and what should happen instead.