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How does a monthly software price work?

You pay one predictable monthly price, from CHF 2,500, for a defined change budget and a maintained surface of software. The price follows how much we build and keep healthy each month and how quickly you need us; a timesheet never enters it. You know the number before the month starts, and work outside the agreed scope is quoted and accepted before it begins.

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Three sizes, one page

There are three monthly prices — CHF 2,500, 5,000 and 7,500 — each with a larger change budget and a larger maintained surface. The /pricing page shows what each size covers and what it does not, with the exclusions visible rather than buried. You pick the size that matches the pace you need.

Priced by outcome, not hours

We do not bill by the hour, because an hourly meter rewards slowness and turns every estimate into an argument. You buy a budget for change and a commitment to keep the running software healthy. What matters is the problem solved.

No surprises at the edges

Anything beyond the agreed scope is quoted separately and agreed before we start. Infrastructure is billed separately, in your name. Engagements run for twelve months and renew by agreement, never automatically. You are never carried into another year by silence.

Straight answers.

What does 'from CHF 2,500/month' actually include?
A change budget to move your backlog forward and a maintained surface we keep healthy. The exact scope per size is on the /pricing page, with exclusions shown.
Why not just bill by the hour?
Hourly billing pays for time spent and turns every estimate into a negotiation. A fixed monthly price lets us focus on solving the problem and lets you plan the cost with no meter running.
What happens if we need more than the budget in a month?
We tell you before doing it. Out-of-scope work is quoted separately and agreed first, so your monthly number stays the number you agreed to.

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