A quote to sign
A vendor, an agency or a hire, and a number that feels high, or suspiciously low.
A senior verdict, in writing, on the decision that sets the next 3 months on fire if you get it wrong.
A vendor, an agency or a hire, and a number that feels high, or suspiciously low.
It has a budget and a start date. Nobody has asked whether it should be built at all.
Everyone on the team wants a different vendor, and each of them can argue for theirs.
Six ways in, on brand, product, AI or infrastructure.
48 hours. One decision, one written verdict. Send the plan, the product, or the quote you're about to sign.
Read how it's formed before you pay for it.
Days, not months, from your question to my verdict.
You send me the decision, on a call or in writing: the question, the context, and what happens if you get it wrong. Before I start, you know the price and the day the verdict lands.
I dig into the code, the files, the numbers and the vendors themselves, not their pitch decks.
You get the verdict in writing: where the risk is, what to do first, and the reasoning, so the advice survives the meeting.
If a build makes sense, you get a scoped next step, for me, your team or whoever you choose. If it doesn't, you get the no, with the reasons.
Most problems touch more than one, and the services run side by side.
Identity, product UI and design systems, with your taste written down so your team and your AI tools can follow it.
An AI-ready system: your design system, with the rules, scripts and checks that keep your AI tools on-brand. Plus the automation around it, and private AI when your data can't leave the building.
The build you're not sure about, or the quote that feels high. Send the real thing, numbers included.
I'm Simon Martin, and I read every message myself. Replies usually come within a day.