Project Design

The synthetic startupenvironment

The arc of an engagement, plotted as Work Fury over Time. It starts calm, dips to reset, then spikes into the unit of fury before tapering into delivery season.

TIMEWORK FURY123456701 The Quick Pitch02 Problem Design (Free)03 The 1-Page SOW04 First Installment05 Project Prep06 Unit of Fury07 Delivery Season

The shape is the point — a calm on-ramp, a hard reset at the first installment, then a deliberate spike into obsession before tapering to delivery.

The Events

What happens at each point

  1. 01

    The Quick Pitch

    A fast introduction to An-Entrepreneur-on-the-Loose. Part of scoping — free.

  2. 02

    Problem Design

    We narrowly define the problem together. Part of scoping — free.

  3. 03

    The 1-Page SOW

    A single page that captures the solution, the timeline, and the cost. Part of scoping — free.

  4. 04

    First Installment

    Half the project cost upfront. This triggers date setting — the clock starts and the schedule locks in.

  5. 05

    Project Prep

    We move the pieces into place for a highly efficient sprint of work. Everything staged, nothing left to chance.

  6. 06

    Unit of Fury

    Once we begin we do not stop until we deliver.

  7. 07

    Delivery Season

    The work ships and the fury tapers. The dotted line is the runway out — the solution lands and settles into your hands.

Typical Project Costs

What it runs

Typical sprints run $12k–$15k. We keep the unit small and the timeline tight so the work stays focused.

We never commit to more than 3 sprints at a time. Scope stays narrow, cost stays controlled.

Discounts are available for back-to-back sprints and initial projects with follow-on potential.