// pricing logic

We publish the logic. No price hidden behind a sales call.

Most agencies make you book a call just to hear a number. We don't. Here's the band, the ladder, and the logic behind it.

// 01 · the front doorsub-$1.5k

A paid fulfillment audit

Start here. We map how your outbound actually runs, find what's leaking, and scope the first build. A real deliverable you keep, with no commitment to build past it.

// 02 · the first buildone fee

$3k – $8k, owned outright

Scoped to your highest-pain workflow, deployed in your own stack, milestone-paid. Less than what you bleed to the rented stack in a few months, and then it's yours, with nothing left to cancel.

// 03 · aftercarewarranty

Fixed-price, cancel anytime

An optional care window framed as a warranty, never a retainer you resent. Docs and a self-healing layer mean you're never stuck. You expand by buying more owned builds, not more of our time.

// the band

$3k$8k

One scoped build, one fee, owned outright. The number gets set on the audit call against one honest anchor: a setter is $1,500 a month, every month, before Clay overages and Sales Nav seats. This is once, and you keep it.

see it built on your workflow15 minutes, no deck, just the working machine.

// what the fee buys

  • scoped to your highest-pain workflow first
  • deployed in your own Supabase + Vercel
  • hardened: RLS, deny-by-default, audit trail, kill switch
  • the full handover deed: repo, docs, runbook, walkthrough
  • milestone-based payment that protects your cash
  • owned outright, no card on file

// why we publish it

A gated price is friction dressed up as exclusivity.

the usual waythe Sponte way
the numberHidden. Book a call to hear it.Public band, set transparently on the audit.
the modelMonthly retainer that never ends.One fee, owned. Expand via more owned builds.
what you keepAccess, until you stop paying.The repo, the keys, the system, forever.

Get the number against your real spend.

Start with the paid audit. We map the leaks, scope the build, and you decide from the math, not a pitch.