Pick what you need.
Choose a category, tick what you need and slide each one from simple to complex. Every line shows its own price; the total shows the bundle rate and what you save. Prefer to describe it in a sentence? Let the AI suggest features, at the bottom.
—Not sure where to start? Describe it
One sentence about what you want. The AI picks the features it thinks you need and ticks them above — you can change any of them.
—How we bill
One ladder sets every price: £250 for an hour, £500 for a half day, £800 for a day, £3,000 for a week and £10,000 for a month full-time. Feature estimates are priced on the same ladder, so a 40-hour build costs what a week costs, and the calculator shows the rate you have reached and what the bundle saves.
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The bigger the engagement, the lower the hourly — long-term work is rewarded.
The terms, in ten lines
- Priced by the hour on one ladder — 1 hour, half day, day, week, month — so a 40-hour build costs what a week costs. Minimum engagement is one hour, except ready-made trading products, which are one-off fees from £100.
- The bigger the engagement, the lower the hourly — long-term work is rewarded.
- Every estimate here is a ballpark; a fixed quote follows a short scoping call.
- Standard build includes a responsive front-end, deploy, and basic analytics.
- Your first revision round is free; further changes are billed per scope.
- New features or scope added mid-project are quoted before we start them.
- On-site: travel time at £30/hr each way, and a flat £250 a night if we need to stay over — agreed up front, fares at cost.
- Typical terms: 50% to begin, 50% on delivery (staged for larger builds).
- You own the code and assets on final payment.
- Every package is a multiple of the 1:1 hour, so the whole card moves together; retainers sit below the day rate because long-term work is what we want most.
—Pricing questions
The pricing questions that come up most, answered from the same numbers the calculator uses. Every figure here is on the ladder above; nothing is negotiated in the dark, and a fixed quote follows a short call once the scope is written down.
How is the price worked out?
Add up the hours for what you tick, then read the total off one ladder: £250 for an hour, £500 for a half day, £800 for a day, £3,000 for a week and £10,000 for a month. Bigger bundles reach lower rungs, and the calculator shows the discount that gives you against pricing each item alone.
What is included in a build?
A standard build includes a responsive front-end, deployment, basic analytics and one free revision round. Domain, hosting and SSL setup is waived when we build your site. Further revision rounds and anything added mid-project are quoted before we start them, never slipped onto the invoice.
When do I pay?
Typical terms are 50% to begin and 50% on delivery, staged into milestones for larger builds so no single payment is a leap. You own the code and assets on final payment. Retainers and the full-time month are billed monthly in advance.
What is the smallest job you take?
One hour, at £250, for anything built or advised on. Ready-made trading products are the exception: a pre-designed indicator or Expert Advisor delivered online is a one-off fee from £100. There is no minimum project size beyond that, and the free 30-minute call is exactly that: free.