One price.
Locked before we start.
Every build is quoted as a fixed price against a specification you have read and approved. You know the number before the work begins — and it does not move.
Scoped before it is priced
After the discovery call we write a full specification covering every screen, workflow and automation. You read it and approve it before anything is built.
The quote is the price
Once you approve the spec, the price is locked. No hourly billing, no change orders, no invoice at the end that is larger than the one you agreed to.
Yours at launch
Source code, documentation and credentials are handed over as set out in your project agreement. The platform is yours — not a subscription to ours.
Support stays month-to-month
After launch most firms move to a monthly retainer for updates, new features and fixes. No minimum term; it is earned every month.
What shapes the number.
Two firms rarely need the same platform, so Forge quotes each build rather than publishing a price list. What moves the figure is scope, not hours:
- How many workflows move onto the platform, and how tangled they are today.
- How much of the work is automated versus assisted.
- What has to connect — existing tools, documents, records, billing.
- How much data has to come across at launch, and in what shape.
The discovery call is where that gets pinned down. It is free, it takes thirty minutes, and you leave it knowing what a build like yours costs.