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    Pricing guidance

    A visible price floor before a major build.

    Start with a fixed-scope review or discovery engagement, then decide whether to build, extend, integrate, or stop.

    Fixed-scope entry offers

    A clear first step with defined outputs.

    These are designed to qualify the problem, expose the tradeoffs, and avoid open-ended discovery.

    Fixed-fee 10-day review

    Healthcare Systems Review

    £1,250

    • Architecture, licence, workflow, and integration review.
    • Board-ready findings and a practical 90-day action roadmap.
    • Best for care providers that need a decision before a larger change.
    • What happens next: Use the findings to prioritise scope, budget confidence, and whether immediate implementation is the right next phase.

    Best for: Care providers with urgent platform decisions and unclear roadmap ownership.

    Not best for: Teams with no immediate operational decisions or who need full build estimates without a diagnostic stage.

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    Initial rebuild discovery

    Website Rebuild Discovery

    Free

    • Search intent, page structure, metadata, schema, and redirect risk.
    • Analytics and CRM enquiry-capture review.
    • Initial rebuild options before committing to a full project.
    • What happens next: Use the free review to decide which pages and integrations to ship first.

    Best for: Teams that can scope SEO, content, and integration decisions before rebuilding a whole site.

    Not best for: Companies who need a brand refresh only, with no commercial intent or enquiry pathway changes.

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    Fixed-scope discovery

    Software Build Discovery

    £550

    • Workflow mapping and buy / extend / build recommendation.
    • Integration outline, delivery risks, and governance model.
    • Investment range for the first useful release.
    • What happens next: Decide whether fixed-scope discovery can define a safe first release and ownership model.

    Best for: Operations teams evaluating whether to buy, extend, or build before budget commit.

    Not best for: Single-page marketing-only requests with no workflow or data-integration requirements.

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    Project ranges

    Typical build budgets after discovery.

    Final scope depends on workflow complexity, integrations, compliance burden, content volume, and support model.

    Website Development

    £300 to £2,500

    Focused B2B and healthcare marketing-site rebuilds, depending on page count, CMS, integrations, and SEO migration scope.

    Best for: Teams that need a clear rebuild baseline and faster enquiry flow before committing to a broader technology programme.

    Not best for: Teams needing a platform replacement, complex integration-heavy workflows, or extensive operational automation.

    What happens next: Book a fixed-scope discovery first if your team has not mapped CMS and analytics scope.

    Bespoke Workflow Tool

    From £150

    A focused operational workflow, portal, integration, dashboard, or internal application with documented handover.

    Best for: Organisations ready for a focused internal product with clear process ownership and reporting needs.

    Not best for: Teams with vague requirements, unresolved stakeholder buy-in, or no clear first use case.

    What happens next: Run a fixed-scope discovery to lock a realistic first release and avoid scope ambiguity.

    Integrated Operating Platform

    From £25 per person / month

    Larger platforms with multiple workflows, systems integrations, role design, audit trail, reporting, and staged rollout, priced from a lean per-user monthly model where the product fit is right.

    Best for: Multi-team organisations that need one platform to hold operations, integrations, and reporting.

    Not best for: Single-team owners expecting a quick one-off feature without operating model impact.

    What happens next: Use a discovery and governance decision framework before signing any large platform programme.

    Price discipline

    The first paid step should make the next decision easier.

    We do not use discovery to keep scope vague. A review should produce a useful artefact: a written decision, roadmap, risk view, or estimate you can use internally.

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