Hire by requirement
Project-Based Software Development with Fixed Scope
Define the outcome, agree the scope and price, and we deliver it from requirements to launch.
- Interview first Meet the people before you commit
- Flexible terms Dedicated, part-time or project
- Works in your tools Your repos, boards and chat
- You own the code IP stays with you
Project-based delivery suits you when
- You know what you want and can describe the outcome
- You need a predictable budget and delivery date
- You do not want to manage day-to-day development
- The work has a clear start and end
- You prefer one accountable partner for the result
Fixed scope versus time and materials
| Fixed scope | Time & materials | |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | Agreed up front | Billed as work is done |
| Scope changes | Managed through change requests | Flexible by design |
| Best for | Well-defined projects | Evolving or exploratory work |
| Your involvement | Reviews and approvals | Ongoing prioritisation |
Every project includes
- A written scope, milestones and acceptance criteria
- A named project manager and tech lead
- Regular demos and progress reports
- Quality assurance and documentation
- Source code and asset handover
- Post-launch support options
Project delivery phases
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1
Scoping
Requirements, estimates and a clear statement of work.
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2
Design
UX and technical design signed off.
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3
Build
Sprints with regular demos.
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4
Test & accept
QA and user-acceptance testing.
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5
Launch & warranty
Deployment and a defect-fix period.
Technology stack
Web
- WordPress
- React / Next.js
- Laravel / CodeIgniter
- Node.js
- Shopify
Apps & AI
- Flutter
- Python
- LLM / RAG
- Power BI
Hosting
- AWS
- cPanel / VPS
- Cloudflare
- Docker
Where this fits
Solutions
Services
Industries
Project Based Development: frequently asked questions
It is an engagement where a development company delivers a defined project for an agreed scope, timeline and price, taking responsibility for the outcome.
We handle changes through a change-request process so you can see the impact on time and cost before approving.
You do, once delivered and paid for.
Yes. Many clients continue with a dedicated developer or team after the first project.