Development hours for ongoing work

For a changing backlog of improvements, integrations, reviews and testing. We agree on capacity, priorities and time tracking before starting.

How hours are tracked

Work is organised around agreed tasks and a person who can review them.

Time logged by task and a review of the remaining hours.

Agreed priorities and response window.

Emergency cover and on-call work are agreed separately.

What we agree before opening a retainer

Terms are recorded in the proposal; a retainer does not reserve unlimited availability.

Priority and capacity

One owner orders the backlog. We agree a working window and the capacity I can reserve.

Visible usage

Work recorded per intervention, estimates before larger tasks and notice when a request changes scope.

Period review

Review delivered and pending work. Expiry, carryover and urgent work are agreed explicitly.

Common questions

Are emergencies included?+

The agreement includes a response window. Critical emergencies and on-call cover are agreed separately.

Can the hours cover several small deliveries?+

Yes, if priorities are clear and someone is available to review the work.

Can the arrangement be white-label?+

Yes. The work can take place entirely within your agency’s process.

Tell me what needs to work.

Tell me what you have and when you need it. I will reply within one business day.