Clear scope with a planned launch
- Best when requirements are reasonably clear
- Works for brochure sites, smaller portals and contained rebuilds
- Usually priced by milestone, phase or agreed delivery list
- Requires firmer scope control
Commercial options
Pricing structures for project builds, discounted blocks, retainers and ongoing product work.
Choose the pricing structure that matches how clear your scope is and how much continuity the work needs.
Prebought time for practical progress
- Best when the business wants useful work without starting from a larger quote
- The $3,000 AUD 40-hour website refresh block fits here
- Unused hours can roll over to other EasierIT work
- Useful when priorities can be worked through in order
Ongoing development capacity
- Best when priorities evolve month to month
- Useful for product improvements and support after launch
- Can include backlog planning and release help
- Reduces stop-start momentum
Cost drivers people often miss
- Content cleanup and migration effort
- Auth, payments or third-party integrations
- Legacy systems and unclear handovers
- Environment, deployment and monitoring complexity