Give us one business objective. We forecast the scope, timeline, and fixed price before you commit, then deliver in 30 to 60 days against acceptance criteria we agree in writing. What we don't deliver, you don't pay for.
You get a point of view back, not a sales call.
Most software partnerships ask you to commit first and find out later. We do it the other way around.
We can offer this because we forecast delivery before we promise it. NolteOS runs every piece of work against 20 years of delivery data and returns scope, timeline, and price up front. The forecast is the proof.
Look at row five. That's the model. Billing is tied to written acceptance criteria, not effort, not hours, not good intentions. If a delivery misses its criteria, it isn't billed. That is not a refund policy. It's how the invoice is constructed.
A business outcome, not a feature list. We agree what done means, in writing, before anything else happens.
NolteOS returns scope, timeline, and fixed price before you commit. You decide with the numbers in front of you.
30 to 60 days. Deliveries ship in 3 to 5 day cycles with real-time visibility into where every piece of work stands.
Delivered against the agreed criteria, it's billable. What we don't deliver, you don't pay for.
A delivery is a discrete, working feature. Not a ticket, not a sprint, not a status update. Every delivery is:
"A customer can submit a general liability quote request through a structured online form that routes into the underwriting workflow, with confirmation returned within 60 seconds." Scoped, priced, testable. That's one delivery.
$1,500 per delivery, scaling down with volume.
Proof of Partnership engagements start at a $10,000 monthly minimum. Every delivery is fixed price, agreed before the build. We benchmarked what it actually costs companies to ship a production feature with an internal team. This is a fraction of it, and unlike a salary, you only pay when it ships.
We've sat on your side of this table, building under carrier requirements and regulatory deadlines, so we know what good looks like from both chairs. This pace holds because both sides hold the line. Three things:
We move quickly, but we can't do it alone. That's why this is called a partnership.
This works when the objective is bounded, you can commit to the three things above, and we get system access for the pilot window. It does not work for open-ended discovery or "build us everything." One objective, clearly defined. That is the deal. The form below filters. Not every submission earns a pilot.
Policy administration, rating, quote-bind-issue across B2B2C and D2C, carrier integrations, and bordereaux reporting across 50 states. Delivered under live carrier requirements and state regulatory deadlines.
3 to 5 new deliveries per month, each forecasted, priced, and delivered predictably. Development investment planned like payroll: a known number, not a moving target.
Insurance, healthcare, finance, legal tech. Compliance-heavy, adversarial, deterministic money paths. The environments where "move fast and break things" is not an option, and predictable delivery is the only kind that counts.
Continue at the same cadence against the next objective. Expand into a larger delivery commitment at better per-delivery pricing. Or walk, keeping everything that shipped. The code is yours either way. There is no long-term contract holding this together. The forecast is what holds it together.
Bring one objective. We give you a straight point of view on whether and how to build it, then show you exactly what your proof of partnership delivers: seven production deliveries in 30 days, one fixed price, and if it doesn't ship, you don't pay.
A senior operator reviews your submission and replies with an initial point of view on scope, approach, and the risks worth knowing about.
A working session to align on the first deliverables. We bring a draft plan and a forecast, not a capabilities deck.
Seven production deliveries shipped through NolteOS at 95% forecast accuracy. One fixed price. If it doesn't ship, you don't pay.