Twenty minutes to find out if it is worth it
The diagnostic is a conversation, not a sales deck. If there turns out to be nothing to do, we say so and there is no follow-up email.
Ways to contact us
Four ways, and when each one fits
Fixed-scope project. When the scope can be written down: a dashboard, a contract review, a continuity plan, a batch of translation. Fixed price, committed date, and what falls outside written with the same care as what falls inside.
Monthly retainer. For live reporting, support and continuous change, and for sustained translation volume as a monthly page allowance with committed turnaround. It turns demand that arrives in bursts into something both sides can plan around.
Hybrid. Implementation quoted as a fixed-scope project, with what follows moving to a monthly retainer. It is the shape that fits when the deliverable is a system that stays alive.
Bounded initial diagnostic. Priced low and stated up front, credited against the project if you go ahead. It exists so the first decision is a cheap one.
We do not publish a rate card for the technical services, because scope drives price and a loose figure misleads both sides. What is published is how we charge, which is what you need in order to get in touch.
Translation does have a published rate, because there the volume can be counted: Q 135 per standard page of 250 words, tax included; delivery extra. The translation page has a calculator that does the sum.
Frequently asked questions
Does the diagnostic cost anything?
The twenty-minute one does not. The bounded diagnostic, which includes review of documents or data and ends in a written document, does, and it is credited against the project if you engage.
Do you take a deposit?
For new clients with no history, yes: half up front. Corporate accounts under contract work on 15 or 30-day terms.
Do you invoice in dollars?
Yes, for foreign clients, under the corresponding services-export tax structure.
How long is a quote valid?
Each quote specifies its own validity period according to the scope and terms negotiated.
Do you work by the hour?
We prefer not to. Hourly billing rewards the slower provider, and in automation that is exactly backwards from the client's interest.