An Integrated Product and Growth Agency

A project begins with a no-cost introductory call and a written scope. The first paid stage is usually a fixed-fee assessment that documents requirements, exclusions, risks, recommended actions, schedule, and proposed deliverables. The assessment belongs to the client and can be used with Sunlab or another qualified team.

We use fixed fees for defined assessments and projects, milestone pricing for product development, and monthly pricing for retainers and team extension. Work without a sufficiently defined scope begins with a paid assessment before a fixed project price is proposed.

Every program hits them. What we commit to is telling you in the week it happens, with the options and what each one costs, rather than saving it for a milestone review. If the delay is ours, we absorb it. If the requirement moved, we re-quote it instead of quietly taking it out of the finishing work, which is how most delivery dates actually slip.

Yes, routinely, and before the first detailed technical conversation if you'd rather. Two kinds of clause get a request to amend: anything claiming ownership of methods and tooling we had before we met you, and non-compete terms broad enough to shut us out of an entire industry. Neither one protects what the agreement is actually there to protect.

Yes. We're based in St. Petersburg, Florida, and most programs run on scheduled calls, a shared repository, and a written weekly update. Hardware is the exception, since a board needs a bench at some point. Scoping settles whether that means a visit, a unit shipped to us, or dedicated bench time here. See Contact.

Our smallest project is a one-week fixed-fee review. Growth marketing retainers have a three-month minimum to establish a useful performance trend. Anything else is scoped to the work required.