Development by the hour

Hourly is ad-hoc with no commitment, which suits a single defined task or overflow work. Blocks make sense once you know there is ongoing work, since the effective rate drops as the block gets larger. If you are starting a new site from scratch, Onboarding bundles the license with 150 hours of implementation and comes out less expensive  than buying those pieces separately.

Anything on the HubSpot platform, not just Peerless. CMS work on this theme or a fully custom build, CRM setup and configuration, automation and workflow builds, portal and code audits, migrations, and troubleshooting.

Typical ranges: CRM setup and configuration runs 8 to 15 hours, a single automation workflow 3 to 6, a workflow cleanup and audit 5 to 8, a full portal or code audit 8 to 16, and a fully custom theme built from scratch 150 to 250. You get an estimate before any work begins.

No. Hours stay on your balance until you use them, across months and across separate projects.

No. Hourly work carries no commitment, so you can start with a single hour. Blocks exist to lower your rate, not as a requirement.

Blocks stack, so larger projects typically run as several. For a large build such as a fully custom theme, Onboarding bundles 150 hours up front and is usually the better value. Furthermore, you can purchase discounted bundles to get the project to the finish line.