Pricing
Simple pricing, two ways to work with us
No hidden tiers, no forced upsells — a monthly partnership or a one-time build, compared side by side.
| Premium Subscription | One-Time Development | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | A product that needs to keep evolving | A clearly scoped project with a fixed budget |
| Engagement | Ongoing monthly partnership | One project, start to finish |
| Pricing | ₹45,000 / month | From ₹60,000 |
| Support | Priority support, replanned monthly | 30 days of post-launch bug-fix support |
| Ownership | You own everything built, month to month | Full source-code handover on completion |
| Ideal for | Startups & growing businesses whose product keeps changing | Businesses that need one thing built well, once |
Questions
Frequently asked
How long does a typical project take?
A one-time build usually runs 4–10 weeks depending on scope — a marketing site is closer to the front of that range, a multi-role admin dashboard closer to the back. We scope a firm timeline during discovery, before any work starts, so you're not guessing.
Who owns the code and the intellectual property?
You do. One-Time Development includes full source-code handover on completion. Under the Premium Subscription, everything built during your engagement is yours — the subscription pays for ongoing development capacity, not a license to the result.
Can we cancel or change the subscription scope month to month?
Yes. The subscription is billed monthly, and each month opens with a short planning session to set that month's priorities — so scope adapts as your product does, and you're not locked into a fixed multi-month statement of work.
Do you work with clients outside India, and how does payment work?
Yes — for clients outside India, invoicing in USD or EUR is available, payable via international wire transfer or Stripe/PayPal. Contracts and NDAs are available on request before any project begins.
What happens if we need something outside the agreed scope?
For the subscription, anything beyond the current month's plan gets scoped into next month's planning session, or quoted separately if it's a larger initiative. For one-time projects, out-of-scope requests are quoted individually rather than silently expanding the original timeline.
Still not sure which fits?
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