Fixed-price delivery

The idea in the drawer, built. At a fixed price, agreed up front.

Bespoke software built quickly and to a fixed price: tools you use to run your business, or products you sell to your own clients. It starts with a working prototype you can use before you commit to the rest.

Fixed price, agreed before work starts A working prototype in weeks, not months 3 to 12 years: how long clients stay Direct access to the person doing the work

What we build

Software that runs your business, or software you sell.

For consultancies with an idea that's been on the shelf for years, or a previous attempt that stalled. And for software companies whose backlog is bigger than their team: delivered alongside your team, to your standards, and under your name if you prefer.

  • Web platforms and client portals
  • Internal tools that replace spreadsheets and paperwork
  • Integrations and workflow automation
  • Data, reporting and AI features
  • Products ready to resell to your own clients
  • The new module, integration, mobile app or rebuild your team never gets to

How it works

A fixed price at every stage, and no surprises.

One senior relationship from the first conversation to working software, and long after. You see and use the software before you commit to building the rest.

01

Talk

A free session about your idea. You get a written summary and a suggested next step the same day.

02

Prototype

Two to four weeks at a fixed price. You see and use a working prototype, and get a fixed price for the build.

03

Build

Delivered in phases. Each has a fixed price and agreed acceptance criteria, so everyone knows what done means.

04

Support

Hosting, fixes, improvements and a quarterly review. Most clients stay for years.

What you actually get

After the first call, a one-page summary the same day.

Even if we never work together, you'll know what we heard, what we think and what we'd do next. This is an example.

  • What you told us, in your words
  • What we think, including whether there's a product in it
  • Your options, with the one we'd pick
  • The next step, and when you'll have it
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Example

For the managing director of a 12-person consultancy

What you told us

Clients keep asking to use your readiness diagnostic between engagements. Today it's a 40-question spreadsheet that only two people know how to run.

What we think

There's a product in it. Clients log in, answer the questions and get a scored report, and your team reviews the results.

Your options

  1. Tidy up the spreadsheet. Cheapest, but it won't sell.
  2. A three-week, fixed-price prototype to put in front of three clients.
  3. Go straight to a full build. Not yet: we'd be guessing.

Next step

Prototype scope and a fixed price, with you by Friday.

Sent 4:52pm, the same day as the call.

For consultancies

Your method only earns when you're in the room. Software sells it when you're not.

Your method, frameworks and know-how can become software your clients use between engagements, and pay for each month. Geekwork builds it from day one so each new client can be set up without new development. Work out what yours could earn

You own it

Pay for the build and own the code outright, with support on a monthly retainer.

Licensed platform

A lower build price. Geekwork keeps the platform and licenses it to you for each client you set up.

Partnership

For the right idea, share the cost of building it and the reward of selling it.

Start with a conversation

Tell us about the idea in the drawer.

The first conversation is free and is simply about the idea and whether Geekwork is the right fit. Even if we never work together, you'll have a written summary and a suggested next step the same day.