We ship in sprints. Two weeks each. First two on us.
A sprint is two weeks. One working artifact in your tenant, built against signed acceptance criteria. The first two sprints are on us. After that, $10,000 per sprint. Most engagements are done in four to eight sprints.
Four compressions that make the two-sprint offer possible.
Scope.
Briefs arrive as writing. Fixed scope, fixed price per sprint, and acceptance criteria are returned within forty-eight hours. No discovery theatre. No qualification workflows. One reply decides.
Build.
We build with Claude, Claude Code, and automated evaluation pipelines. The engineer-hours that used to define traditional consulting bills are now the exception. The compression is what makes two free sprints economically possible for us, and it is passed through to the per-sprint price.
Evaluate.
Acceptance criteria are executable. Evaluation harnesses run against your own data. Criteria are signed on day one and re-run at the end of every sprint. You see what works and what does not, weekly.
Handover.
The system runs in your tenant. Your engineers operate it without assistance from us. The engagement closes when the runbook is countersigned.
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Scope: hours, not weeks Integration: days, not months Evaluation: continuous Handover: sprint close
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Pilots · retainers Open scopes · roadmaps SaaS licensing Software resale
Three building blocks. Priced per sprint.
Readiness sprint
Senior architects map your systems, write the roadmap, and size the engagement. Fee credited against future sprints if you continue.
- +Stakeholder interviews and system audit
- +Data source and integration inventory
- +Compliance framework mapping
- +Reference architecture and build plan
- +Sprint-by-sprint implementation roadmap
Sprint 1 & 2 · on us
Two sprints against signed acceptance criteria. Working artifact in your tenant at the end. You decide whether to continue.
- +Acceptance criteria signed on day one
- +Evaluation harnesses run against your data
- +Working artifact delivered in your tenant
- +Weekly review. Weekly adjustment.
- +Walk away at any point. No invoice. No caveat.
Subsequent sprints
Same cadence, same acceptance-as-code discipline. Most engagements are done in four to eight sprints total.
- +Continuous integration with your systems
- +Incremental rollout to production
- +Governance, audit, and role-based access configured
- +Security review aligned to your policies
- +Runbook, training, and handover at close
How the sprints actually run.
Why sprints, why not a single fixed project?
Two-week sprints keep scope honest. You see working software every two weeks. If something is off, we catch it at the next sprint review, not the end of the engagement. Fixed price per sprint, no hourly billing, no scope creep.
How many sprints will we need?
Most engagements are done in four to eight sprints. Legacy modernization and multi-system RAG tend to the higher end. Single-function copilots and known-scope builds land in four to six.
What happens if we want to pause after the two free sprints?
You walk away. No invoice. The artifact from the two free sprints is yours if you paid the readiness sprint fee. Most teams continue because by then they have seen it work.
Do you do retainers or open scopes?
No. Every engagement is sprint-by-sprint against signed criteria. We do not sell hours. We do not bill against roadmaps. The scope for each sprint is agreed in writing before the sprint begins.
Two sprints. On us. You decide from there.
Send a brief. We return a scope and acceptance criteria in 48 hours. No discovery theatre. One reply decides.