Offers are always based on a realistic estimate, calculated on the basis of long-time experience, not on best-case scenarios as with many competitors. At the end of the project, of course, you will only have to pay for the hours that were actually spent.

By the way: You should not trust any offer based on a price per page (excluding translations). It is much more user-friendly and challenging to present the same information on one page than to fill a dozen of pages unreflectedly. So any price-per-page offer seriously penalizes user-friendly documentation and results in a conflict of interests.

All costs are charged on the basis of flexible 15-minute time intervals. So you do not pay for any "rounding errors" and you are not subject to any minimum purchase.

Start-up and mid-sized companies are just as welcome as large-scale enterprise. Every project will be handled with the same commitment and dedication.

"There is hardly anything in the world that someone cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper..." (John Ruskin, 1819-1900).

There are better alternatives, however. Even if your project is on a tight budget we will be able to find a clever solution which uses that budget with maximum effect. For example, we can run an ABC-Analysis to pinpoint priorities and we can then agree on a lean production process to create the documentation.