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Pricing & engagement

Clear scope. No surprises.

Viewnear prices engagements three ways: fixed cost for a defined outcome, time and materials while scope is still evolving, or an embedded team. Scope and price are agreed up front.

How we work

Engagement models

Flexible ways to partner, matched to the shape of the problem: fixed-outcome delivery, flex capacity, or a dedicated team embedded in yours.

Fixed cost01
A defined scope, timeline, and price agreed up front: fixed-outcome delivery, priced to the result rather than the hours. Best when the outcome is clear and budget certainty matters from day one.
Best forDefined foundation builds & migrations
Time & materials02
Flexible, iterative delivery billed by effort against a shared backlog. Ideal for evolving requirements and discovery-led work.
Best forDiscovery, POCs & evolving scope
Dedicated team & staff augmentation03
Embed our certified practitioners alongside the in-house team, as a dedicated team or a team extension. We accelerate delivery while leveling up their capability.
Best forScaling an existing team fast

Whichever model fits, the team is nearshore and on your hours.

How delivery works

A worked example

The shape a first engagement is scoped to: a discovery fixes scope and price, sprint demos show working software from the first weeks, and a governed foundation reaches production in 8–16 weeks, with a named team the sponsor meets before signing and in-house people in the work from sprint one.

What drives cost

Priced to the work, not a sticker

We don't publish one-size pricing because no two engagements are the same. Cost is shaped by:

  • Data volume and the number/complexity of source systems
  • How many analytics and AI use cases are in scope
  • Team size and target timeline
  • Governance, compliance, and security requirements
Get a scoped estimate

Practice adoption, by horizon

  • First 8–16 weeks

    Foundations & first value

    The data practice stands up: scope fixed in discovery, governance designed in from the first table, priority data flowing, and the first governed data products in production.

  • 6–12 months

    Scale & self-service

    The AI practice ships: use cases spread across teams, and each new one starts from the governed foundation the last one built. Self-service takes hold; manual reporting retires.

  • 18+ months

    Compounding advantage

    Both practices are in-house: new use cases ship in weeks, and run cost keeps falling as sizing and scheduling are tuned, and the handover is real. The team runs and extends the work without us.

Proof

What an engagement looks like

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Talk to a person

Book 30 minutes with the person who can actually answer

Not a qualification call with an SDR working from a script. You get one of the people who would actually own the build. They will tell you what is achievable and in what order, and if Snowflake is the wrong answer for what you need, you will hear that too.

You leave with a sequence you can act on, whether or not you work with us.

What the 30 minutes covers

  • Where the data actually sits today, and which use cases it can carry now
  • What is achievable in the first 8 to 16 weeks, and in what order
  • A rough range, and the one thing most likely to blow it up
  • 30 minutes
  • Booked in your time zone
  • Technical people, not a sales desk

No deck. No obligation. No follow-up sequence to unsubscribe from. If it is not a fit, we say so on the call.

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Let's scope it together.

Tell us the goals and constraints, and we'll come back with a model, a plan, and a price ready for the board.