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Fixed price. Fixed timeline. Full refund if I miss the deadline. Source code transfers to you on delivery — no retainers, no scope creep, no surprise invoices.
One-operator shop. Built and shipped by Andrew Morton via Morton Technology Consulting LLC.
01 / The four sprints
· 4 scopes · $4,997–$24,997Each sprint below is fixed-scope and fixed-price. 50% deposit to start; balance on delivery; full refund if I miss the date for any reason that's mine.
Your existing site rebuilt as a real conversion engine in seven days. Mobile-perfect, fast, instrumented, with funnels you can actually tune. You ship it Monday week two, not "soon."
What's included
Who this is for Operators with a live site that converts at floor level — founders, agency owners, services teams — who already know what their offer is and just need the site to stop being the bottleneck. Not a fit if you're still trying to figure out what you sell.
One recurring bottleneck in your business automated end-to-end with a real Claude or GPT agent — not a Zapier zap with a chat icon glued on. The kind of workflow that swallows 10+ hours a week today and shrinks to a 30-minute review tomorrow.
What's included
Who this is for Owner-operators or ops leads with one painful, repeatable process — lead triage, quote drafting, onboarding emails, document generation — that already has the data and the rules. Not a fit if the workflow is still informal in someone's head.
A bespoke web app for your team — quoting, scheduling, intake, dashboards, the work currently living in five overlapping spreadsheets. Multi-user, audited, deployed on your domain. You own the database and the source.
What's included
Who this is for Operations leads at 5–50-person companies whose team is bottlenecked on a process living in spreadsheets. You know exactly which workflow is broken and how it should run; you just don't have an in-house engineer to build it.
A medical, legal, or financial application stood up with the compliance work done on day one — encryption at rest and in transit, role-based access, an immutable audit trail, and the documentation pack a real auditor will ask for. Not "we'll add HIPAA later."
What's included
Who this is for Founders or operations leads in healthcare, legal, or fintech who are about to onboard a customer that will ask for the security questionnaire on day one. You know the regulatory framework you need and you need a working app, not a slide on cybersecurity.
02 / How a sprint runs
· 3 phases · daily updates throughoutThe shape is the same for every sprint. The only thing that changes is how many days the build phase gets.
Email the brief, take a 30-minute call, leave the call with a written scope document, the agreed delivery date, and a Stripe invoice for the 50% deposit. If we can't agree on scope, you walk away with no charge and the rough estimate I worked up for you.
I build the agreed scope. You get a daily written update by email or Slack — what shipped yesterday, what's queued today, what (if anything) is blocking. Mid-sprint scope changes get parked into a follow-up sprint instead of absorbed — padding the current sprint is how deadlines slip.
Live walkthrough on a screen-share, the source code transferred to your GitHub, all credentials moved to your password manager, and the remaining 50% invoiced on acceptance. The relationship ends cleanly — no retainer follow-up, no upsell, no quiet ownership of your code.
03 / What's not included
· honest scopingA fixed price only stays fixed if the scope is honest. Each item below is real work, but it's outside what a sprint pays for — flagging it here so it doesn't surface as an awkward conversation on day 12.
Outside every sprint scope
04 / Questions worth asking
· the three I get mostFull refund, no negotiation. Code in the state it's in is yours to keep — including the partial repo, deploy config, and any docs already written. The downside risk is on me; that's the whole point of the fixed price.
Time-and-materials rewards slow work — the longer it takes, the more it pays. Fixed price puts the timeline on me, not you. If a sprint takes me twice as long as I scoped, that's my mistake to absorb, not your invoice to grow.
We can scope a follow-up sprint after delivery, and most clients do. We will not pad the current sprint to absorb scope creep — that is the single most common reason fixed-price projects miss their deadline, and the fixed price stops working the moment scope drifts.
You do. Source code, GitHub repo, infrastructure credentials — all transferred at sprint completion. I keep rights to reuse generic infrastructure patterns; I never reuse your business logic, branding, or customer data.
Get started
One email, one 30-minute call, one fixed price. Reply within one business day from [email protected]. If a subscription is the better fit, the 5 SaaS products are next door.