Simple rates, billed to your agency.
Hourly for tickets, a day rate for sprints, and monthly blocks if you want hours you can count on. Mark it up however you like. Your client never sees my invoice.
The rate card
Hourly
$100/hr
For tickets, fixes and work that is hard to scope up front.
Day rate
$720/day
Eight focused hours on your project, 10% under the hourly rate.
| Block | Hours | Per month | Works out at |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter A steady trickle of tickets and fixes | 10 | $950 | $95/hr |
| Steady Room for a small build every month | 20 | $1,800 | $90/hr |
| Embedded Like a part-time senior on your team | 40 | $3,400 | $85/hr |
- Invoiced to your agency, never to your client
- Monthly blocks are billed at the start of the month
- Hourly work is invoiced when the ticket ships
- Unused block hours roll over for one month
- Rush work (under 48 hours' notice) is +25%
- Fixed quotes for well-scoped builds
Prices in USD. Larger or ongoing projects can be quoted as a fixed price.
Billing questions
How do monthly blocks work?
You reserve a set number of hours each month at a lower rate. Unused hours roll over for one month, then expire.
Do you do fixed quotes?
Yes, for well-scoped builds. Send the design and the requirements and I will quote a fixed price.
What counts as rush work?
Anything you need in under 48 hours. It is billed at the hourly rate plus 25%, and I will tell you up front if I cannot hit the deadline.
Who gets the invoice?
Your agency. Your client never sees my name or my rates.
What if the scope changes halfway through?
I flag it before doing the extra work, with an estimate, so there are no surprise invoices.
Got a ticket nobody on your team can pick up?
Send it over. You'll have a quote or an estimate within 1 business day.
- Replies within 1 business day
- Around 15 to 25 hours a week of capacity