Pricing Built
Around Your Goals
Whether you need a quick fix, a launch-ready page, or steady monthly help—pick a path that fits your stage, see exactly what’s included, and only pay for work you’ve agreed to.
Quick Fix
One clear job in an existing product: a bug, a small UI tweak, or a single feature slice. Low commitment so you can try working together first.
Landing / Small Site
The usual sweet spot: a polished marketing page or small brochure site that looks sharp on mobile and is ready to share with clients.
Monthly Care
Steady help without hiring full-time—fixes, small updates, and light checks so the site doesn’t go stale.
Need something
Bigger?
SaaS MVPs, dashboards, auth, or multi-step product work don’t fit a flat card. Share the goal and constraints—I’ll reply with a scoped estimate, timeline, and what’s in / out.
DISCUSS CUSTOM SCOPE
Billing & Scope FAQ
How does billing work for fixed‑scope projects?
Quick Fix is usually paid upfront. Landing / Small Site is typically 50% to start and 50% on delivery. You’ll get the scope in writing before any payment.
Do you offer ongoing maintenance?
Yes—Monthly Care covers an agreed hour block each month. For a one-off change, Quick Fix is usually enough.
Can I switch tiers mid-engagement?
Yes. Many clients start with a Quick Fix, then move to a site build or Monthly Care. If scope grows, I’ll pause and confirm a new price before continuing.
What counts as a Quick Fix?
One written outcome: a bug, a small UI change, or one small feature. New pages, redesigns, copywriting, or third-party account setup are out of scope unless we add them to the quote.
What’s not included in Landing / Small Site?
Custom brand identity, long-form copywriting, stock photo licenses, paid ads setup, CMS training, and complex backends (auth, dashboards, payments). Those are quoted separately or as a custom scope.
Do you charge in USD or PKR?
Prices are listed in USD for clarity. PKR billing is fine—converted at the market rate on the invoice date.
How do hourly engagements stay predictable?
We agree a batch or weekly hour range first, keep a shared task list, and log time. If work looks like it will overrun, I flag it before spending the extra hours.
Ready when you are
Tell me about the work.
A short note is enough. I’ll reply with fit, timing, and the next step so we can move without the runaround.