Jollir

Clear pricing starts with a clear scope.

Every project is different. We look at what you need, explain what's involved and agree on the cost before paid work begins.

You can come to us for advice on its own, or ask us to put an agreed solution into practice.

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How our pricing works.

  1. An initial conversation

    Free

    Tell us what you're trying to achieve or what's causing difficulties. We'll discuss the situation, identify broad concerns and help you decide on a sensible next step.

    Detailed audits, technical recommendations and implementation plans are part of paid work.

  2. Consulting & assessment

    Paid, based on the agreed scope

    We can review your systems, investigate specific problems, compare options and prepare recommendations. The agreed scope sets how deep we go and what you'll receive.

    You can hire Jollir for advice without hiring us to build anything. You can act on the recommendations yourself or work with another developer.

  3. Predictable tasks

    Fixed quotation

    When the work is clearly defined, we can quote a fixed amount. Examples include setting up an agreed number of accounts or configuring a known service. We show expenses such as domain registration separately from our setup fee.

  4. Custom projects

    Quoted according to requirements

    Websites, software and integrations vary in complexity. We look at the functionality, systems involved and work needed. The proposal sets out the scope, deliverables, costs and payment arrangement for you to approve.

What's included in a quote?

A quote should make it clear what you're paying for, what's included and what may involve additional costs.

Your quote will identify which items are included, excluded, optional or charged separately. The items in this example depend on the project.

Illustrative quotation breakdown

A business website

Planning and design
Clarify the site's purpose, organise its pages and review the proposed design.
Development
Build the agreed pages, layouts and functionality.
Content and integrations
Add supplied content and set up agreed forms or integrations.
External services
Identify any domain registration, hosting or subscriptions the site needs.
Testing and handover
Check the site, prepare access and provide any agreed training and documentation.
Post-delivery support
Set out defect support under the project agreement.

Payments that follow the work.

Smaller, clearly defined tasks may have simple payment arrangements. For larger projects, we generally prefer agreed milestones so you can review progress as the work moves forward.

We agree on the payment schedule before implementation, taking into account the project's duration, complexity, upfront costs, scope and delivery milestones. Even a short project may require an advance payment if upfront expenses are significant.

What if something changes?

Our mistakes
If our mistake means the work falls short of the agreed requirements, we'll correct it at no extra charge.
Clarifications
Clarifying an existing requirement is generally included if it leaves the work substantially the same.
New requirements
If you ask for something new, we'll explain how it affects the work, cost and timeline. A major change may mean revisiting design, development or integration work already completed.

We agree on additional costs with you before doing additional chargeable work.

Other costs and ongoing support.

External costs
We list third-party charges such as domains, hosting, subscriptions and paid integrations separately from our fees where they apply. You retain control of your business accounts and data. Asset transfers follow the agreed payment and handover conditions.
Training and handover
We agree on training as part of the project scope. How much you need depends on the system and who will use or maintain it.
Post-delivery support
Our default is 30 calendar days of complimentary post-delivery support for defects covered by the agreed specifications, starting at the agreed handover or acceptance point and subject to the project terms.
New features and requirements, unrelated third-party problems, subscriptions and ongoing maintenance are outside that default. We can arrange ongoing support separately.

Read about delivery, ownership and handover in Our Approach.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us what you'd like to improve or build. We can start with a free conversation and work out what makes sense from there.

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