A working session.
$695Two hours and a written recap. Start here when the situation needs understanding before the solution needs building.
- Time to walk through the real work
- A written recap
- A one-time engagement
A CLEAR PLACE TO BEGIN
Start small. Learn something. Then decide.
Some projects begin with a working session. Others need a prototype. The right first step depends on what you know and what you need to learn.
A working prototype.
$5,000A working version to test in your real situation for 60 days. Learn what matters before scoping production.
- Half starts the build; half at the demo
- 60 days to try the working version
- Full price credits toward production
Professional services.
$2,100 / month, fromOngoing technical help, with an agreed scope and time set aside for your business.
- Ten hours per month
- A standing monthly call
- Work agreed around your needs
Where are you today?
A working session is a sensible place to begin.
Two hours and a written recap for $695.
Talk it through ↗The production build follows what you learn.
Define the product.
Use the prototype to decide what matters and what should stay. Production is quoted around that scope.
Make it ready to run.
Depending on the product, this can include branding, integrations, database setup, permissions, accounts, and hardening for real traffic.
Keep it working.
Hosting, the database, monitoring, maintenance, and operational responsibilities are quoted with the build.
Is the services retainer the same as hosting?
No. The professional-services offer provides technical time. Keeping a production product live is scoped with that build.
What affects a production quote?
The product’s complexity, integrations, data, permissions, payment flow, and operating needs all matter. The prototype helps turn those questions into a concrete scope.
Have a revenue-generating idea?
Dataday’s existing offer includes selected builds for a share of what they earn. Fit, scope, and terms need a separate conversation.
Talk about a partnership ↗What do you wish worked better?
You don’t need a spec to start a conversation.