Pricing

How to Choose the Right Package

Picking a tier is easier when you start from what you actually need over the next few months rather than what you might need someday. A short checklist helps you compare the Basic, Standard and Premium options on equal terms before you commit.

Questions worth answering first

• Scope: Is this a one-off task, a recurring service or an ongoing project that will grow? One-off work usually fits a lighter package, while regular work tends to justify more support.
• Who is involved: A sole trader working alone has different needs from a team where several people need updates, files or meetings.
• Response expectations: Think about how quickly you realistically need replies. Faster, more personal support is one of the main differences between tiers.
• Budget rhythm: Decide whether you prefer a predictable regular cost or paying only when work is done.

Starting small and moving up

Many clients begin with a smaller package to see how the working relationship feels, then move to a broader one once their requirements are clearer. This is often more sensible than paying for features you will not use in the first months. If your business changes, it makes sense to review your package rather than staying on a plan that no longer fits.

What to confirm before you decide

Before agreeing to any package, ask exactly what is included, what counts as extra work, and how changes or cancellations are handled. For businesses in Hungary, it is also worth checking how VAT is shown on quotes and invoices, so the figure you compare is the one you will actually pay. Your accountant can advise on how service costs are treated in your own books.

You can read more about what each type of work involves on our Services page, and common questions about billing and arrangements are covered in the FAQ. If your situation does not fit neatly into one tier, describe it through the Contact page and we can talk through which option makes the most sense.