Every plan, month to month, no exit fee.

Foundation if the website is the problem and there is no marketing programme to run yet. Growth if content, ads and automations need to run alongside it: it carries all four services and up to three social channels, such as Instagram or LinkedIn. Scale for larger content and channel needs, including e-commerce. Custom when you need separate operational software beyond SharpOS, scoped on the call. You can move up or down any month, so the first choice commits you to nothing beyond that month.

A complete institutional website (your business information, your services, your contact forms), built to a scope we agree before any work starts, and laid out to read properly on phones as well as laptops. It ships with a blog of its own, which you write and publish in yourself: the place to tell your company's story, show what you actually know, and build a brand people have a reason to trust. Most businesses have that story and nowhere to put it. After the site is live the same fee covers keeping it online and up to date, and small text and photo changes whenever you ask. Hosting is part of that: there is no separate bill for it, and nothing for you to set up or renew. The SharpOS workspace comes with it at no separate platform charge, so the enquiries your contact forms collect land somewhere you can work them. There is no setup or website-creation fee, no minimum commitment, and you can cancel any month without a penalty. What Foundation does not include is the ongoing programme: we do not write your blog posts or social content, run your ads, build custom automations or build an online shop. Those run from Growth up, or get scoped separately. Nothing about SharpOS is held back to push you upwards: the difference between the plans is how much work we do, not what the platform will let you use.

A senior software engineer's week, every week, and everything underneath it. The website work, the ads, the content, the AI automations and the SharpOS workspace all sit inside the one fee, from Growth up. No setup invoice, no per-seat licences, no separate workspace bill, and no scope conversation before a page gets fixed. The comparison most owners reach for is a shelf of tool subscriptions. The honest one is the hire you haven't made, or the four suppliers you would need to get all of this moving at once. You are not buying a team of ten, or a promise about a specific result. You are buying a week that ships, and the right to stop paying for it any month. Foundation is €1.000/month for the website alone, Growth €2.500/month, Scale €4.000/month, Custom is scoped on the call. All plus VAT, no annual contract.

Anything across the four disciplines we run as one system: your website, ads, content, and AI automations. All four run from Growth up; Foundation is the website on its own, so it covers the site, its blog, its hosting and its upkeep. Either way it goes into a single weekly queue inside SharpOS. One queue, one invoice, one fixed monthly fee. Underperforming pages get reworked inside that queue rather than re-quoted. What ships each week is set by priorities we agree together.

Every week from Growth up. That is the operating model, not a milestone you wait for. The loop is a Monday-to-Monday rhythm you can watch inside SharpOS: Plan. Build. Iterate. What each change is meant to move is agreed before it ships and measured after it lands, rather than promised on a timeline. On Foundation, the site is kept up to date and small changes land when you ask.

Because SharpHaw is finishing its first projects and has no paying clients yet, and we would rather say so than show logos we cannot back. What you can inspect instead is the work itself: concept websites built in-house for fictional businesses and labelled as such, the blog, the SharpOS workspace, the published prices and exit terms, and a 30-minute call with the engineer who would do your work. Real cases go up once real clients have agreed to them.