01 / Pricing
Engagement models
Three ways to buy CodeForce. Every one is quoted against a written scope rather than a rate card, so the number arrives with the work it pays for.
01Engagement
Subscription
Ongoing AI-augmented engineering capacity with flexible monthly engagement.
Quoted per monthAgainst agreed capacity
- AI-augmented development team
- Monthly sprint cycles
- Flexible capacity scaling
- Dedicated project manager
- Weekly progress reports
- Priority support channel
02Most chosen
Project-Based
Fixed-scope delivery with defined milestones and clear deliverables.
Quoted per projectAgainst a fixed scope
- Everything in Subscription
- Fixed scope and timeline
- Milestone-based delivery
- Comprehensive documentation
- Post-delivery support period
- Performance guarantees
03Engagement
Dedicated Team
Full embedded team for continuous development and long-term partnership.
Quoted per monthAgainst team composition
- Everything in Project-Based
- Full-time dedicated engineers
- Embedded in your workflows
- Custom AI toolchain setup
- Continuous delivery pipeline
- Strategic technology roadmap
02 / What is included everywhere
The parts that do not change with the model.
| Included | What it means in practice |
|---|---|
| Your review process | Agent tooling runs inside your branch protection and your approvals, never around them. |
| Human-in-the-loop controls | A named engineer owns every merge. Nothing reaches your main branch unreviewed. |
| An audit trail | Every agent run is recorded and reviewable after the fact. |
| A named metric | Each engagement opens with the number it is meant to move and the date it is measured on. |
03 / Before you ask
How is a quote reached?
A discovery call, then a written scope with a named metric and a date. The quote follows the scope; it is not a rate card applied to a headcount.
Can an engagement change shape?
Subscription capacity scales per sprint. Moving between models mid-engagement is normal and does not restart the commercial terms.
What does a proof of value cost?
It is fixed-scope and fixed-length, agreed before it starts, so you know the number and the date at the outset.
Start with a discovery call.
Thirty minutes, no deck. We work out whether there is a measurable thing worth doing first, and you get a written scope either way.