Hour block
Prepaid hours for work that isn't on this page
Built for: Existing codebases, odd jobs, second opinions
Not everything is a package. Buy a block of hours and spend it on whatever you actually need: a bug that's been open for months, a review of someone else's code before you inherit it, an integration nobody documented, a build pipeline that broke.
Hours are logged and reported against the block, and they expire six months after purchase. If a block turns into something bigger, whatever's unspent rolls into the package price.
Small block
Ten hours, spent however you like, within six months.
- Estimated hours
- 10 h
- Rate
- €50/h
- Delivered in
- Starts within 2 weeks
- Starting
- September 2026
- Ten hours of development or review
- An itemised log of where they went
- Async by default; calls come out of the block
Large block
Twenty hours, for something with more than one moving part.
- Estimated hours
- 20 h
- Rate
- €50/h
- Delivered in
- Starts within 2 weeks
- Starting
- September 2026
- Twenty hours of development or review
- An itemised log of where they went
- Same €50/h — a bigger block buys more room, not a discount
- Guaranteed same-week response — that's the Partner care plan
- Anything requiring credentials I can't be given legally
- Repository access
- One named person who can answer questions
Things I've already shipped that this leans on.
Most block work is under NDA or in private repos, so the public proof here is the standard of the code rather than the jobs themselves.
Not sure this is the right one?
Then don't order it yet. A €300 Spec Sprint gets you a written, fixed-scope plan with the hours in it, and the whole €300 comes off whichever package we land on. That's the honest order to do this in.
40% deposit, 40% at the agreed midpoint, 20% on handover. All prices ex. VAT. Dutch customers pay 21%; EU businesses with a valid VAT number are invoiced at 0% under the reverse-charge rule.