Request a proposal.
Pick a service, give a budget and describe what you need. The form opens an email to me with your answers filled in. I reply with a written scope and one fixed price, or with questions first if I need them.
What happens next.
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I read your request
I reply by email, often with a few questions.
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You get a scope and a price
A written scope, milestones and one fixed price. For an audit, the access I need and an invoice.
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Work starts when you agree
Nothing starts until you accept the proposal.
Questions.
How much does it cost to pay someone to develop an app for you?
With me, $1,500 for an audit, from $8,000 to fix or finish an app, from $10,000 for an AI feature and from $15,000 for a new React Native app. The proposal turns that into one fixed price for your scope.
What does fixed price mean?
The price in the proposal is what you pay for the agreed scope. It changes only if you ask for something outside that scope, and then you get a separate quote first.
Do I need a call?
Not for the audit. For the other services email is enough to start, and a short call helps when the project is large.