The work: four things, and no more
Agentic infrastructure.
The foundations AI agents run on inside a business: where the data lives and who can reach it, which systems an agent is allowed to act on, the record of what it did, and the controls that stop it.
Built so that a person stays accountable for every action an agent takes.
You receive the foundations in your own accounts and your own name, documented, with the record and the controls in place from the first day.
Priced in writing, after a conversation and a written specification.
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Custom builds.
Software built around how a business actually runs: the portals, tools and systems that cannot be bought off the shelf.
Most of the practice's work is custom.
You receive a written specification first, then the build against it, with the scope and the price in writing before any money changes hands.
Quoted in writing, after the written specification, whose fee is deducted from the build.
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Agentic implementation.
Putting AI agents to work on real tasks in your business, with a person accountable for what they do and a plain record of what they did.
We start from the task, not the technology.
You receive working agents on named tasks, the record of their work, and a person answerable for them.
Priced in writing, task by task, after the written specification.
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Websites, the whole thing.
A complete website. Complete means: discovery and a written specification; custom design; a content editor you can use yourself; accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA; search foundations; analytics with proper consent; security headers; working forms; domain, DNS and business email; up to two integrations; and launch with training.
You receive the whole of that list, in writing, before the build starts.
Never more than £5,000.
The build is quoted in writing.
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Your client login: everything, in one place, in plain English.
Every engagement gets a private page of its own. The proposal lives there, and so does everything that follows: the scope, the agreement, the invoices, and a dated record of the work, updated by hand every Friday by the person doing it. Sign in at your client login whenever you like; the full update is there every Friday.
The whole journey, from the first call to sign-off, is set down step by step under how a build works. It takes about three minutes to read and it is exactly what will happen.
What we hold ourselves to
§ 1The scope is the contract.
Changes to scope are agreed in writing, priced in writing, and recorded in your client login before any work on them starts. You will never discover a change of scope on an invoice.
§ 2You hear from us every Friday.
A written update, in full sentences, from the person doing the work: what got done, what’s next, what needs a decision from you. If a week goes badly, the update says so.
§ 3The build ends when you say it does.
Sign-off is a walkthrough of everything in the scope, against the scope. The final invoice arrives after sign-off, not before, and your client login stays yours when the project ends.
What a build costs.
A complete websitenever more than £5,000
One figure is published: no single website costs more than the ceiling above. Everything else is quoted in writing, because no two builds are the same size. Build engagements start with the paid written specification: it replaces a blind quote, and its fee is deducted from the build that follows.
If your budget doesn’t stretch to a build, we’ll say so on the first call, and try to point you somewhere better.
If a written scope, a fixed price and a Friday update sound like the way you’d run things, the next step is a conversation with a person, not a form, not a questionnaire. We’ll tell you plainly whether we’re the right people to build what you need.
The Tech Collective is a service brand of The Threshold Collective Ltd; every engagement is contracted with The Threshold Collective Ltd as the legal counterparty.