PRICING
Pricing differs for each project we do depending on the needs of the project. General we have two common pricing methods which are fixed price or time and materials.


FIXED PRICE
 
TIME AND MATERIALS
With the fixed price model, we provide the client with a fixed price and fixed scope for the project. We work with the client to create a design specification that suits their needs. Once agreed upon, we will develop the application exactly as specified and any changes will require a change order which will repeat this process. This method is good for clients with a fixed budget, have little changes, and/or have a dead line.
 
With time and materials we offer the client an hourly rate and we bill for whatever time and materials it takes to get the job done. The client is more involved and able to make changes more easily as the software is being developed. This method is good for small jobs or when requirements are changing often.
Advantages

Known Fixed Budget
Fixed Schedule
 
Advantages

Client has more control over the development
Flexible for changes
Client could pay less for the same job with a fixed price
Disadvantages

Not flexible for changes
Highest price
 
Disadvantages

Can be more time consuming for the client
Client is in charge of budget control


 
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