Why we publish our prices
Why do you publish prices when most agencies don't?
So you can decide whether we fit your budget before either of us spends a call finding out. The numbers here are real starting points, not bait — a proposal cites the tier you picked and lists any deltas line by line.
What that looks like in practice
Every package lists what it includes. If the scope is fixed, so is the price — you are not billed for our estimating error.
Each tier carries an explicit exclusions list. Nothing is 'assumed included' and then invoiced later.
Where the numbers live
Every price we publish comes from one source, and the same source drives this article, the pricing page and every service page. There is no second list that can drift out of date.
How we compare
| Freelancer | Fametoll | Large agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical project price | $1k – $15k | $2.5k – $120k | $75k – $500k+ |
| Price transparency | Hourly, quoted per job | Published packages and floors | Quote after several calls |
| Code ownership | Usually yours | Yours on final payment, always | Often licensed, not transferred |
| Time to start | Days | 1 – 2 weeks | 4 – 8 weeks |
| Continuity risk | Single point of failure | Documented handover, retainer available | Low, but team rotates |
| After launch | Ad hoc availability | 30 days included, then $750+/mo | Mandatory support contract |