Start with the context.
Questions before we build together?
Planning the work should create clarity, not add another layer of complexity. Here are a few things that are useful to know before reaching out.
No. Start with the problem or outcome.
A company asking for a new website may actually need positioning work first. A product launch may require brand, web, campaign, and conversion support working together. We’ll help determine which Truesight capabilities belong in the engagement once we understand what you’re trying to accomplish.
We review the project context, scope, budget, and current need. If it looks like a strong fit, we’ll schedule a planning conversation to understand the opportunity more clearly and determine the right engagement. From there, we define the scope, investment, responsibilities, and next steps before work begins. The goal is to understand what actually needs to happen before rushing into a proposal.
No. Truesight does not sell hours.
Defined Projects are priced around scope, complexity, and the outcome we’re responsible for delivering. Ongoing Sprints reserve Truesight capacity around evolving priorities. That keeps the relationship focused on progress and the work itself rather than a running clock.
Defined Project engagements currently begin around $4,000, while ongoing Truesight Sprints begin at $3,500 per month. Final investment depends on scope, complexity, technical requirements, and the level of support involved.If you’re unsure, choose the closest budget range you have. We can help determine what is realistic once we understand the work.
Yes. Churches, ministries, nonprofits, and community organizations may also qualify for support through the Truesight Fund. Eligible organizations may receive 50%, up to 75%, or up to 100% support toward Truesight professional fees based on mission alignment, financial need, scope, timing, and available Fund capacity. Third-party project costs remain separate unless specifically included.
