Prices, published.
No “contact us for pricing”. Know the number before you spend an afternoon on a call. If none of these fit, ask for a quote.
Automated
Three tiers of machine-generated review. No human reads any of them, which is what makes them this cheap — and the report says so on its first line. A floor to stand on before paying for a person.
Automated Scan
£5
Minutes
A machine-generated report on the handful of things a machine can check without guessing. No human reads it — which is exactly why it costs £5 and arrives in minutes.
Automated Review
£20
Scan in minutes, the rest within one working day
The scan, plus an automated read of the pages a visitor actually lands on. Still no human — a machine finds the obvious things fast and tells you which to fix first.
Automated Deep Review
£50
Scan in minutes, the rest within one working day
The review, run across the whole public site rather than the front door — every page, and the flows that matter: signing in, checking out, sending a form. No human reads it, which is what keeps it at this price.
Start small
Small pieces of work by a person, strictly time-boxed, which is what keeps them cheap. Ways to find out whether I am any use to you before anyone commits to a real engagement.
Async Teardown
£75
3 working days
Fifteen minutes of a consultant using your site and saying out loud what is wrong with it, recorded. No meeting, no calendar, no call to schedule.
Single Page Review
£100
3 working days
One page or one journey, read properly by a person. Your checkout, your signup, the page your support inbox complains about most.
Checkout Teardown
£150
5 working days
The flow that touches money, examined properly — usability and security together. It is the one place where those two disciplines meet, and where mistakes cost you directly.
Second Opinion
£200
3 working days
One specific question, answered properly and in writing. Is this architecture sane? Why is checkout slow? Is this login flow safe to ship?
Fixed-scope work
Security Audit
£1,800
10 working days
A full pass over your application's attack surface — authentication, authorisation, injection, dependencies, headers, and the way secrets move through your stack.
UX & UI Review
£950
7 working days
A structured critique of the flows that matter to your revenue: onboarding, checkout, and whatever your support inbox complains about most.
Performance Audit
£750
5 working days
Why your site is slow, in specifics. Field data and lab data, the render path, the payload, and the queries behind them.
Bug Hunt
£600
Typically 3 working days
One reproducible bug that has beaten your team. I find the root cause, and you get the reasoning, not just a patch.
Accessibility Snapshot
£350
7 working days
WCAG 2.2 AA against your three most important journeys, tested with a screen reader rather than only a linter, plus a conformance statement you can publish.
Discovery Deposit
£250
Booked within a week
Holds a slot in the schedule and pays for the scoping session. Credited in full against the engagement we agree.
Retainers
Invoiced monthly, rolling. Cancel any time and it ends at the close of the month you’ve paid for — one email, no retention conversation.
Essential Retainer
£600/month
A standing line to an engineer who already knows your codebase. For teams who want review and advice, not a body on the team.
- Up to 8 hours a month of review, advice, and pairing
- Pull request review on anything touching auth, payments, or data
- Same-week response on non-urgent questions
- Monthly written summary of risk and technical debt
Plus Retainer
£1,500/month
Everything in Essential, with hands on keyboard. For teams shipping continuously who want a second pair of eyes that can also fix things.
- Up to 20 hours a month, including implementation
- Priority response within one working day
- A quarterly security and performance re-audit at no extra cost
- Direct access over your team's own channel
Questions people actually ask
- Why are the prices on the website?
- Because making you sit through a call to find out whether you can afford me wastes everyone's time. If the number works, we talk. If it doesn't, you've lost thirty seconds instead of an afternoon.
- What does automated actually mean?
- Software does the whole thing, and no person reads the result before it reaches you. That is why those three are cheap, and why the report says so on its first line. They find what a machine can find from outside; everything else on this page is a person.
- What if the audit finds nothing?
- That has never happened, but the report would say so plainly and you'd have it in writing — worth something to a board or a customer asking hard questions. I don't invent findings to justify an invoice.
- Do you fix what you find?
- Audits are diagnosis, not treatment — separating them keeps the findings honest. If you want the fixes done too, that's the Plus retainer or a separate scoped piece of work.
- How do I actually pay?
- By card, at checkout. Stripe handles the payment — card details never touch this site. If you'd rather be invoiced on terms, or pay by bank transfer, get in touch and I'll send an invoice instead.
- Is VAT included?
- Prices exclude VAT, and nothing is added at checkout — you are charged the listed price and Stripe emails a numbered invoice for it. If you need a VAT invoice, or you are an EU business expecting reverse charge, get in touch before you pay and I will invoice you directly.
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