Commercial
Pricing follows the problem, not a made-up package.
Tinlance scopes work after a technical assessment so the proposal reflects the systems, security requirements, delivery model, and outcomes actually involved.
Technical assessment
The assessment establishes the problem, environment, constraints, stakeholders, and delivery requirements before a proposal is issued.
Scoped delivery
Projects are priced against an agreed scope, milestones, dependencies, and acceptance criteria. Recurring FDE or engineering support is separately scoped where appropriate.
Why there is no universal rate card
The legacy site contained commercial information, but the currently verifiable application does not establish a single public rate card. This page therefore avoids inventing historical or current prices.