Systems Audit
From $497
Best when forms, CRM, payments, access, tracking, reports, or support handoffs touch more than one tool.
- Customer path review
- Risk and repair notes
- 30-day priority roadmap
Pricing
Choose the right starting point before asking for a quote.
Pricing depends on the risk level, tools involved, access needed, and whether the work is a fixed task, a diagnostic, an implementation sprint, or recurring technical support.
Starting routes
Pick the price path that matches how clear the work is.
Fixed-scope gigs
From $25
Best when the platform, task, deliverable, and safe context are already known.
- 100 cataloged gig options
- Clear scope and delivery ranges
- Request by gig ID
Build Sprint
Custom
Best after the issue, scope, access, test path, and acceptance criteria are clear.
- Scoped CRM or workflow build
- Launch QA on the agreed path
- Handoff documentation
Monthly Support
From $997/mo
Best when the same stack keeps changing and needs a recurring owner for backlog, QA, and notes.
- Priority issue support
- System updates and QA
- Improvement backlog
Decision guide
Use the smallest safe paid step.
The right price path is usually obvious once the problem is separated from the wish list. Start small when the task is clear. Start diagnostic when the customer path is unclear.
If the task is known, start with Gigs.
Use this when you can name the platform, object, desired deliverable, deadline, and safe evidence.
If the cause is unclear, start with Audit.
Use this when changing one tool could affect leads, buyers, members, tracking, reports, or support.
If the build is clear, request scope.
Use this after there is a defined owner, access plan, acceptance path, QA plan, and handoff need.
If changes keep returning, review support.
Use this when recurring technical ownership is safer than repeatedly buying disconnected fixes.
Boundaries
What a price does and does not include.
A visible price helps you choose the first route. It does not authorize private access, guarantee final scope, promise a revenue result, or include unrelated tools that are discovered later. Extra work is confirmed before it starts.