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Tier first, then person
We agree which rate-card tier the work needs before we name anyone. Putting a junior on architecture to protect a margin is how agencies lose clients.
Monthly · 30-day notice · no minimum term
A seat on your team, filled by someone in Lima working your hours. They show up to your standup, pick tickets off your board, and open pull requests against your repo.
Monthly, 30-day notice, no minimum term. If it is not working you leave, and we would rather you could.
Per developer per month. Junior $3,000 → senior $6,400, straight from the rate card.
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We agree which rate-card tier the work needs before we name anyone. Putting a junior on architecture to protect a margin is how agencies lose clients.
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Your Slack, your Jira or Linear, your repo, your CI. We do not run a parallel process and summarize it to you once a week.
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Included, not billed separately. Junior work exists on our teams and we price it honestly — but nothing reaches your main branch unreviewed.
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Add a seat, drop a seat, or change tier at the month boundary. The team you need in month one is rarely the team you need in month five.
Worth knowing
“Nine hours of overlap with the US East Coast means a review happens the same afternoon it is asked for, not the next morning.”
Either. One seat inside your existing team is the common case; three or four with one of ours leading is the other. The rate card does not change between them.
Yes, and you should. If you would not hire them onto your own team, they should not be on your board.
Both ways. We will also tell you when a seat has stopped earning its cost rather than quietly billing it.
You skip the entity, the payroll, the recruiting, and the risk of a bad first hire. If you get to four or five seats, hiring directly starts to make more sense, and we will say so.
Tell us what you’re running. You’ll hear back within one business day, in your timezone, from the engineer who would do the work.
Or WhatsApp +51 914 008 876
Or hello@inspiredsolutionsperu.com