QuantaLynk prices every engagement before a line of code is written. No hourly billing and no open-ended estimates. More scope is a written change order with its own price.
A working AI feature inside an existing product, at a fixed price.
Production marketing sites for agencies that need delivery capacity without hiring.
Senior technical leadership for founders or heads of engineering who do not need a full time CTO. Architecture, hiring, scaling, vendor selection, board prep.
Greenfield product, platform modernization, or a feature your team has been blocked on.
Four rules apply to every engagement.
Every engagement has one price, written into the SOW before work starts. It does not move for the duration of the SOW.
The last payment is released only after the agreed acceptance criteria are met in production, not in staging. That removes the "demo works, production does not" failure mode.
Scope is locked at the SOW. Material new scope is priced as a written change order with a price delta and timeline impact agreed before work resumes.
Bug fixes within the original scope are covered for 30 days after handoff at no extra cost. After that, support is a separate, optional retainer.
Fixed price puts the studio on the hook for delivery, not hours. Both sides know the number before work starts, and the final payment waits for production acceptance.
The price is fixed for the agreed scope. More scope is a written change order with its own price. The studio does not run a "sign this week for 20% off" pattern.
After a free 30 minute call, the studio writes a spec with milestones and acceptance criteria and quotes one fixed price. If the price does not work, nothing is owed.
No. White-label delivery is sold to agencies only, because the agency owns the client relationship, the brief and the account management. Direct clients use a build engagement.
The studio does not compress fixed-scope work below its honest delivery window. Rushed scope is the most common cause of post-handoff regret on the buyer side.
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