Skip to content

[✕] Monthly plans

Keep it running. Keep it growing.

A live product should get better every month, not just stay up. On a monthly plan we host it, watch it and fix it, and we keep looking at how it's used and bringing you ideas worth building: for your own business, or for a product you want to sell.

Start a conversationAll situations

What the answer looks like

See it running.

A demo of the kind of system we build for this. Yours gets shaped around your rules, your people and your tools.
Status · managed operation

This might be you if

Sound familiar?

  • “Call the developer if something breaks” is the current plan.

  • You want one accountable owner for hosting, updates, providers, logins and fixes.

  • You want someone noticing what could be better, without waiting to be asked.

  • It could become more: new features, new users, or something you sell to others.

What we work out first

Four questions before any code.

  1. 01

    What's included?

    Hosting, monitoring, backups, security updates, fixes, provider admin, how to reach us and response times. What isn't included, and what would change the price, is written down too.

  2. 02

    Where does the growth come from?

    We watch how it's used and bring you ideas: what to improve, what to automate, what could become a feature or a product of its own. Small changes are part of the plan; bigger features are quoted before we build them.

  3. 03

    What do you see?

    Regular reports, weekly, fortnightly or monthly: what happened, what changed, what it cost, and what we'd build next.

  4. 04

    How can it end?

    Data export, account transfers, code and login handover, notice period and any licence limits are agreed from the start.

What this usually involves

Related capabilities

Seen in the work

How it's priced

Plans run from hosting and care to a product partnership, where we build with you every month. A monthly fee pays for the responsibility we take on and the ideas we bring. It doesn't hide part of the build cost, and bigger new features are quoted first.