Start with a focused scope, validate the result and expand when the business case is proven. Every proposal defines deliverables, milestones and ownership before development begins.
Understand one operational problem and the most sensible next step before committing to development.
Validate one workflow and its interface before committing to a production build.
A production first release for one valuable operational workflow.
For client portals, workflow extensions and connected operational systems.
Connect one bounded workflow across up to two supported systems.
Test a focused AI capability inside a real business process before production investment.
For production systems with complex data, security or integrations.
Use client-owned accounts and request paid support only when you need it.
Monitoring and routine care for a small live application.
Ongoing care with a small monthly support allowance.
Reserved capacity for a product that needs regular improvement.
Begin with the smallest release capable of producing a useful business result. We confirm the workflow, users, integrations, acceptance criteria, exclusions and change-request process before code is written. Larger multi-system builds are scoped separately and commonly begin from €8,000.
Estimate your project direction →Yes. It covers one operational problem, a 30-minute fit call and a short written recommendation with an indicative price range. Complex requirements, detailed specifications, technical audits and interactive prototypes are separate paid engagements.
They are starting points. After a short discovery conversation, you receive a written scope, delivery plan and fixed proposal. Integrations, data migration, content production and unusually complex permissions can increase the final investment.
Yes. An interactive prototype or one focused workflow is often the safest first engagement. It lets your team validate the experience and technical direction before funding a larger release.
Smaller projects normally use a 50% deposit and 50% payment before launch. Larger builds normally use 30% at kickoff, 40% after the approved prototype or beta and 30% before production launch. The exact schedule is included in the proposal.
Paid software subscriptions, third-party API usage, large-scale data entry, professional photography and work outside the approved scope are quoted separately before they are incurred.
No. You can own the code, production accounts and infrastructure without paying Myriah a monthly retainer. Every production build includes a 30-day launch warranty. Optional care plans cover monitoring, routine updates, response time and reserved development capacity.
For 30 days after launch, Myriah corrects defects where the delivered system does not match the approved scope. New features, third-party changes and requests outside the agreed scope are estimated separately.
Yes. Once the agreed invoices are paid, the proposal defines the handover of project source code and client-controlled production accounts.
Tell us what is slowing your team down. No technical brief required.
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