QuantaLynk publishes its prices because a quote form sorts buyers by patience, not by fit. Below is what every engagement starts at. Scope inside a shape moves the price within its band. A different scope moves to a different shape.
Senior technical leadership for founders or heads of engineering who do not need a full time CTO. Architecture, hiring, scaling, vendor selection, board prep.
Fixed scope, fixed price engineering. Two shapes share one umbrella, both priced before work starts.
Five operating principles keep the published prices honest across engagements.
Across both shapes combined. The throttle stays on even when the calendar is empty. Above the cap, the studio refers out with names, not a waitlist.
Released only after the agreed acceptance criteria are met in production, not in staging. Eliminates 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.
If the budget does not fit a QuantaLynk engagement, the studio names peer studios at lower price points it trusts to take the work. A bad fit for the studio does not have to be a dead end for the buyer.
Projects requiring more than €60K of senior engineering need an org chart, which is not the studio's shape. The studio refers projects above the cap to peers who can staff them.
Prices on this page are reviewed every quarter and dated at the top. Engagements signed at one price are honored at that price for the duration of the SOW, regardless of subsequent changes.
A quote form sorts buyers by patience, not by fit. A public price sorts by both. The studio loses time on calls with buyers whose budget does not match the engagement shape. Public pricing solves that for both sides.
The starting point is fixed. The scope is negotiable inside the price band. A larger scope inside the same shape moves the price within its band. A different scope moves to a different shape. The studio does not run a "if you sign this week, we can do 20% off" pattern.
The cap is the point above which a senior solo + AI delivery shape stops compounding. A project that needs more than €60K of senior engineering also needs an org chart, which is not the studio's shape. Above the cap, the studio refers projects to peer studios who can staff them.
Not on the list price. The studio occasionally takes on a fourth quarterly engagement at reduced scope and reduced price for a specific class of work. This is decided case by case and is not advertised.
The studio refers out with names. There is a network of peer studios at lower price points that the studio trusts. A bad fit for the studio does not have to be a dead end for the buyer.
Same answer as above. The studio does not compress fixed-scope work below its honest delivery window because rushed scope is the most common cause of post-handoff regret on the buyer side.
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