Pricing & Value

What does a Rocket Web project cost?

We publish starting prices because nobody should need a sales call to learn whether we are in the same neighborhood.

  • New build or replatform: Starting at $49,500
  • Hyvä frontend modernization: Starting at $25,000
  • NetSuite Connector implementation: Fixed quote after discovery
  • Rescue and recovery: Starting at $3,500

Every project receives a fixed quote after assessment. The starting price is a filter, not bait. Complexity, integrations, data migration, design, and risk decide the final scope.

What does ongoing care cost after launch?

We offer four flat monthly care plans: Covered at $3,500, Steady at $5,500, Momentum at $9,500, and Partner at $14,500.

Covered handles the floor: patching, monitoring, automated regression testing, continuous security and performance scanning, and quarterly health reporting. It does not include a development backlog. Steady adds upgrades, urgent response, pentesting, and a small-fixes queue. Momentum adds a prioritized backlog delivered every sprint. Partner adds first-priority scheduling, roadmap leadership, integration support, and proactive SEO and AEO monitoring.

If a plan is not the right fit, on-demand work is available per engagement, with plan clients receiving scheduling priority. The complete current breakdown is on our pricing page.

How are projects and care plans priced?

Projects are fixed-price after we understand the work. Care plans price responsibilities, response times, and a delivery cadence.

We track delivery capacity internally because we still have to run a healthy business, but our tooling getting faster should give the client more value.

You are paying for the decision and the outcome.

How do we build a realistic ROI case?

Start with the cost that exists now: platform licenses, hosting, manual order work, failed integrations, support load, slow releases, conversion problems, and the risk of staying on an architecture nobody wants to touch.

Then separate savings we can measure from upside we only hope to create. Lower license and hosting costs can be measured. Hours removed from order processing can be measured. Future revenue needs a model and a range, not a motivational number.

In one recent internal project, the move to Mage-OS cost under $25,000, managed hosting fell from about $57,000 to about $22,000, and the work paid back in seven months. That is one project record, not a universal estimate. Your business case has to survive your own numbers.

What happens if the scope changes or the estimate is wrong?

If we underestimated work that is inside the agreed scope, that is our problem. The price was fixed for a reason.

If the business adds or changes a requirement, we show the effect before doing the work. A change can replace something of similar effort, receive a separate fixed quote, or move into a controlled follow-up phase after launch.

What we will not do is quietly let new requests inflate the invoice and then act surprised together at the end.