Developer Subscription vs Agency
Traditional agencies work in fixed scopes, long proposals, and change orders. A developer subscription replaces that with a flexible monthly retainer and continuous delivery.
Scope and change orders
Agencies lock scope up front, so every change becomes a negotiation. A subscription treats your backlog as living — reprioritise any time without a new statement of work.
Cost model
Agency projects often run into five or six figures with milestone billing. A subscription is a flat monthly fee that you can pause or cancel, making budgeting predictable.
- No fixed-scope lock-in
- No change-order friction
- Pause or cancel anytime
Frequently asked questions
Is a subscription good for large projects?
Yes — larger builds are broken into milestones and delivered continuously, without the rigid scope of an agency contract.
What about design?
We handle product and UI work as part of delivery; we are not a brand/graphic-design-only agency.
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