Software development, priced in hours.
No random quote. We scope your product into features, each with an hour estimate, at a fixed hourly rate for your domain. Change direction and the hours change with it.
We talk in hours,
not guesses.
We list the features
After the call, we break your product into features with an hour estimate for each.
You see the rate
A fixed hourly rate for your domain, shown upfront. No surprise quote.
You choose
Keep, cut or swap features at any point. The hours follow your choices.
You pick the features.
You see the hours.
Tap or drag a feature into your build. That's roughly how we scope it with you on the call.
Feature librarydrag or tap →
Your build2 features
Priced in hours.
Nothing hidden.
Hourly rate is fixed per domain and shared on the call. You can add or drop features any week.
| Feature | Priority | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Client login & roles | Must have | 24 |
| Placements dashboard | Must have | 40 |
| Timesheet upload & approval | Must have | 32 |
| AI candidate matching | Later: not worth it yet | 60 |
| Weekly email digest | Nice to have | 12 |
| Total in scope | 108 hrs |
A quote you can check.
| The question | Typical dev shop | Caprae Tech |
|---|---|---|
| When AI goes in | Everywhere, because it sells the project | Only where it saves real hours |
| How you're priced | A lump-sum quote you can't check | Features × hours × one hourly rate, upfront |
| Your time | Daily questions and constant reviews | One weekly check-in |
Before you book.
How do you price?
In hours. We list the features, estimate the hours for each, and show your domain's hourly rate upfront. You choose what's in.
Is it a fixed price or hourly?
Hourly, with every feature estimated upfront. You see features × hours × one hourly rate before anything is built, and the hours move only when you change what's in.
What is the hourly rate?
It's fixed per domain and shared on the call, before you commit to anything.
Can I change direction halfway?
Yes. Add, drop or swap features at any point, and the hours move with you.
Who owns the code?
You own what you pay for. The details are in the agreement. confirm with Kevin