No hourly billing, no timesheets, no surprise invoices. The scope and price are agreed together on an intro call — what's below is the real range, not a number that appears only after a sales pitch.
A fixed fee is set before work starts, so there's no incentive to stretch a project out and no invoice that surprises you. You're paying for the outcome — a working system — not for hours logged.
Start with the Audit. It's a lower-commitment way to see how the engagement actually works, and most Audit clients have enough clarity by the end to decide whether Build makes sense — no pressure either way.
Some clients want lightweight coaching support for a few months after handoff while the new system beds in. That's scoped separately, month to month, only if it's useful — it's never bundled in by default.
Not currently. Engagements are scoped projects that run alongside a full-time AE role — see the Engagement page for how that shapes the model.