What to expect
- Two fixed-price review options depending on what needs looking at.
- Prepaid collaboration blocks for contained or ongoing delivery.
- Implementation work scoped and quoted once the problem is properly understood.
Prices
Fixed prices where the work can be fixed. Scoped delivery where it cannot.
Some services have a clear fixed price because the shape is consistent. Others depend too much on the workflow, systems, risk, and handover involved to quote responsibly from a brief. This page is honest about which is which.
Fixed-price reviews
A clear starting point before any implementation is committed to.
Both reviews are designed to reduce guesswork. The right one depends on whether the question is specific to a Tape setup or broader than that.
Broader scope
Technical Review
£200 2 hours Written recommendations
A focused review of the workflow, systems, and pressure points behind the problem. Covers what to fix, what to leave alone, and what the right next move looks like.
Explore Technical Review →Tape-specific
Tape Review
£100 1 hour Clear next step
Focused on a Tape setup that is doing real work but still feels harder to trust than it should. Covers the apps, relations, automations, and the places where confidence or clarity drops.
Explore Tape Review →How follow-on work is priced
Smaller, contained pieces of work can often be quoted once the scope is visible. That might include a short automation sprint, a reporting fix, a delivery-surface review, or a tightly defined implementation task.
Larger work is usually proposed after a conversation or Technical Review. That keeps the pricing tied to the real delivery shape instead of pretending that a portal, migration, or internal system can be priced responsibly from a one-line brief.
How it works in practice
- If the problem is already well bounded, a quote can usually be turned around quickly after the first discussion.
- If it is not, a review is the faster route to a price rather than guessing from a brief.
- Day rates are available for longer engagements. Ask via the contact page.
Prepaid blocks of time
Collaboration blocks
Prepaid blocks work well when the shape of the work is already clear and you want to keep momentum without turning it into a larger project too soon. Valid for 12 months and usable across agreed delivery, support, and improvement work.
Best for
Delivery slices, refinements, support, and the practical follow-through that is easier to manage when time is already prepaid rather than approved piece by piece.
Block
5 hours
£550
A compact block for a contained piece of work or a quick round of progress.
Block
10 hours
£1,000
A balanced option for a fuller slice of delivery with room for iteration.
Block
20 hours
£1,800
A larger prepaid block for a broader delivery stretch or a set of linked tasks.
Not sure which starting point fits?
If the problem is already clear, use the contact page and we can usually turn a quote around quickly. If it is not, a review is the faster route to a sensible price.