Dedicated delivery team pricing
For an evolving roadmap that benefits from stable product and engineering capacity over a longer delivery period.
Pricing factors made visible
We use the information available to document a defensible quote. Where uncertainty remains, the assumption and its effect are stated instead of hidden.
What shapes the commercial proposal
- Team roles and experience required
- Committed capacity and engagement duration
- Delivery leadership and collaboration needs
- Working hours, overlap and specialist availability
What the proposal defines
- Named roles and capacity assumptions
- Agreed planning and review rhythm
- Backlog, delivery and quality practices
- Transparent reporting and responsibility boundaries
The commercial commitment covers agreed team capacity rather than a guaranteed volume of features; priorities are managed through the backlog.
Understand the model before committing
No. The commercial model is based on agreed roles and capacity. The client and delivery team prioritise that capacity against the product backlog.
Yes, subject to availability and an agreed transition plan. Changes may affect the monthly commercial proposal.
The proposal makes governance explicit. A client product owner normally sets business priorities while Juan Infotech leads the agreed delivery responsibilities.