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Why we switched to monthly pricing
Why we moved from hourly billing to a fixed monthly price, and what changed for our clients.
Written by
Inés Carbó
Why we moved from hourly billing to a fixed monthly price, and what changed for our clients.
The problem with hourly billing
Hourly billing made every meeting feel expensive and every change request feel like a negotiation. Clients asked fewer questions, and projects got worse.
How monthly pricing works
Each plan has a fixed team and a fixed price. You can change priorities every week without changing the budget.
What changed
Clients share feedback earlier and more often
Budgets are easy to plan
Our team spends time designing, not tracking hours
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