About 2 weeks · fixed price
Discovery sprint
Workshops, research and technical review, ending with a scope, a phased roadmap, an architecture outline and a fixed quote for the first phase.
Best for: Every new project starts here.
§3 How we work
Clear scope first, then a fixed price per phase.
StackWisp prices work by scope rather than a rate card. Every project starts with a fixed-price discovery sprint that ends in a phased roadmap and a fixed quote for the first phase. Each later phase has its own agreed scope, timeline and price, so you always know what the next step costs.
Engagement models
Four ways to work with us
Fixed scope per phase
Build in phases
Each phase has an agreed scope, timeline and price, delivered in releases you can see and test. You approve the next phase when the current one ships.
Best for: Platforms, automations and agent rollouts.
Monthly retainer
Dedicated team
A standing team working through your roadmap, for products that need continuous development rather than a fixed scope.
Best for: Ongoing product development.
Monthly plan
Run & improve
Hosting, monitoring, on-call, security updates and a set amount of improvement work each month.
Best for: Anything we have shipped, or that you bring to us.
Cost
What drives the cost of a project
We do not publish fixed prices because two projects with the same name can differ by an order of magnitude. These are the factors that move the number.
Scope and integrations
The number of user roles, screens and external systems is the biggest driver of effort.
Data and migration
Clean, structured data is quick to work with. Legacy data needs mapping, cleaning and rehearsed migrations.
Compliance and hosting
Data-residency rules, private hosting and audit requirements add infrastructure and process work.
AI accuracy targets
Agents that act on their own need test sets, evaluation and guardrails in proportion to the stakes.