Build and ship software your business can rely on.
Sphericlabs partners with businesses to design, build, and maintain websites and applications—clear scope, pragmatic technology choices, and communication you do not have to chase.
What we do
Services
Engagements are quoted to fit the work—here is what we typically take on.
Websites and marketing sites
Fast, accessible pages on modern stacks, tuned for your brand and content workflow.
Web applications
Dashboards, internal tools, and customer-facing products with auth, data, and integrations.
APIs and integrations
Connect your product to payments, messaging, CRMs, and the services your team already uses.
Ongoing support
Small updates, hosting on our stack, dependency and security updates where applicable, and reliability work—plus scoped hourly work when you need something larger.
Ballpark figures
Pricing
Every project is scoped individually. The figures below are starting points so you know what to expect; final quotes depend on design complexity, integrations, and timeline.
- Marketing / brochure site
- Often from $2,500 for up to about 5 pages of designed, production-ready content. Additional pages are typically $100 each when they reuse the same layout system.
- Applications and larger builds
- Custom products are quoted after a short discovery pass (scope, risks, and milestones). Expect a higher entry than a marketing site when you need auth, data models, background jobs, or third-party integrations.
- Hourly
- Work outside the monthly care plan or a fixed quote—larger features, new integrations, or substantial redesign—is typically $150–$200 per hour. We agree on an estimate before starting anything that looks like more than a few hours.
- Maintenance
- $100 / month covers small content or configuration tweaks, dependency and security updates where applicable, light troubleshooting, and hosting on our usual production stack (for example Vercel and related managed services we configure for you). Anything beyond that scope moves to hourly billing at the range above, with an estimate first.
Tools and delivery speed have changed; what has not changed is the need for clear requirements, testing, and ownership of production systems. If your numbers are different from the ranges above, we can still talk—this is a conversation, not a menu.