A few practical details about scope, pricing, timelines, and what happens when a project grows beyond the original brief.
We price projects around the scope, complexity, capabilities required, and outcome we are responsible for delivering. The figures above are starting points; every engagement receives a final scope and quote before work begins.
No. Start with the problem or outcome. We’ll help determine which Truesight capabilities belong in the engagement and whether the work fits Clarify, Create, Launch, or another path.
That is common. A website may uncover positioning work. A product launch may require brand, web, content, and campaign support. We assemble the engagement around what the objective actually requires rather than asking you to purchase each capability separately.
Project schedule is defined during scoping so both teams understand the key milestones and responsibilities before work begins.
When new requirements materially change the agreed scope, we’ll discuss the impact before proceeding. Additional work may be quoted as an extension, a separate project, or moved into a Sprint when the need becomes ongoing.
Choose a project when there is a clear objective and finish line. Choose a Sprint when priorities are expected to evolve and you need reserved Truesight capacity across ongoing strategy, design, product, web, or launch work.
