Scoping Sprint
One to two weeks to a spec, a fixed quote, and a clear build decision.
Who this is for
- Businesses with a workflow that should be software but is not yet
- Firms burned by vague agency quotes and open-ended day rates
- Anyone who wants a fixed price before committing to a build
- Teams that need a spec they can take anywhere, including elsewhere
The problem this solves
You know what you need but not what it should cost or how long it takes.
Custom software quotes vary wildly and rarely survive contact with reality.
The sprint replaces guesswork with a written spec, a prototype direction, and a fixed quote for the build.
Everything produced is yours to keep, even if you build with someone else.
What you get
- Working sessions to map the workflow and agree scope
- Written specification of what gets built and what does not
- Prototype direction: screens, data model, integration points
- Fixed-price quote and timeline for the build
- Deployment recommendation: where it runs and where your data lives
Expected outcome
A written spec, a prototype direction, and a fixed-price quote you can act on immediately, with Evoloop or with anyone else.
Common questions
The sprint compresses. If your requirements are genuinely clear, the sprint can be a week or less and the fee sits at the lower end of the range.
No, and that is deliberate. The sprint is real work with a standalone deliverable. It also means the build quote is honest, not padded to recover a discount.
Then the spec says so and you have spent thousands instead of tens of thousands finding out. That is a good outcome, and it happens.
Yes. The spec, prototype direction, and quote are yours. No lock-in at any point.