One project. A fee agreed before we start.
Every review is scoped before it starts, against one project and a defined set of documents, so you agree the boundaries and the fee up front.
Scoped first. Fixed before any work begins.
A forensic closeout review from a claims consultancy runs to six figures and starts after the dispute. This one is two weeks, a fixed fee, before it.
Thirty minutes on the job: which stage it is at, which documents you have, and what is worrying you. No preparation needed.
One project and a defined set of documents. The fee is fixed for that scope and agreed before any work starts. NDA first.
We walk your team through every finding. You keep them all, whether or not you go further.
Pick the project that’s giving you trouble.
Every requirement and amendment in the package, cited to clause and page, before the price is locked.
What it coversOpen notice, submittal and commercial requirements, with the evidence against each.
What it coversWhich requirements you can still prove, and which have nothing on file.
What it coversHow much does a review cost?
It depends on the project and the scope we agree. The fee is fixed for that scope and agreed before any work starts, so there are no surprises.
Is there a subscription or a per-seat licence?
Not to start. The first review is one project for one agreed fee. If you later put a live project under continuous review, we agree that scope and fee separately.
What if the review isn't useful?
You keep every finding and you walk away. Nothing about the first review commits you to a second.
Do design partners pay less?
Yes. Design partners get heavily discounted first-year rates in return for working closely with us on real projects.
Tell us about the job. We’ll scope it.
Thirty minutes, one project. You leave with a scope and a fixed fee, or a straight answer that it isn't a fit.