// pricing
Transparent pricing.
No agency markup. No discovery phase invoice. You know what you're getting and what it costs before anything starts.
Project
A fixed scope, fixed price engagement. You know what you're getting before we start.
From $5,000
- Scoped requirements session
- Design & development
- 2 rounds of revisions
- 30-day post-launch support
- Full handover — code, docs, everything
Retainer
Ongoing development capacity. Like having a senior developer on call, without the salary.
From $3,000/mo
- Everything in Project
- Dedicated monthly hours
- Fortnightly check-ins
- Priority turnaround
- Builds, fixes, and iterations as needed
Enterprise
Larger or more complex engagements. Custom scope, custom structure.
Let's talk
- Everything in Retainer
- Flexible engagement model
- Custom SLAs
- Multiple workstreams if needed
// faq
Common questions
Do you use AI to build?
Yes — and that's the point. I use the best AI coding tools available, which means I can deliver faster and charge significantly less than an agency running a full team. The AI handles the repetitive work; I handle the thinking, architecture, and quality. You get more, for less. There's no smoke and mirrors.
How does a project engagement work?
We start with a scoping session to nail down exactly what's being built and agree on a price. Then I build in short cycles, checking in regularly so you can see progress early. No six-week discovery phases. No surprises.
I've been quoted $50k by an agency. Is that normal?
For a traditional agency with a team of designers, project managers, and developers, yes — that's what it costs to cover their overheads. Inferrd doesn't have that overhead. The work gets done faster and you don't pay for the layers in between.
Do you work with early-stage startups?
Yes, and some of the most interesting work I've done has been with founders at the idea stage. If you need an MVP and don't have a technical co-founder, that's a good fit.
What happens after the project ends?
You get everything — code, documentation, hosting setup, a walkthrough. It's yours. If you want ongoing work, a retainer makes sense. If not, you can take it to any developer.
// ready to start?
Not sure which fits? Just ask.
Tell me what you're working on and I'll recommend the right structure — or tell you honestly if something else makes more sense.
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