Pricing · published on purpose
The price is the price.
Everything we sell, on one page, with numbers. Where competitors write 'contact us', we write the amount — because transparent pricing is a feature of working with us, not a marketing risk.
01 — Everything, priced
Eight things we charge for. One we never will.
02 — The rules
Four commitments behind every number.
The price is the price
What's published is what's invoiced. Scope changes reprice in writing before work continues — never after.
Rupees at home, dollars abroad
Pakistani clients pay in PKR by JazzCash, EasyPaisa, or bank transfer. International engagements are quoted in USD/EUR on their own pages.
No 'contact for pricing' mazes
Where a number can be published, it is. Where it genuinely depends on scope, we publish the floor and say why.
Zalmi Academy: free forever
Never on this page as a product — no fee at any step, for any student, ever. Funded by the rules above.
03 — Straight answers
About the numbers.
Are these prices final?
They're launch-calibration bands — close enough to plan with, and every engagement gets an exact written quote before you commit. What will never change: the price you sign is the price you pay.
Why do you publish prices when competitors don't?
Because 'contact us for pricing' is a tax on your time and a hiding place for ours. Published prices force us to be efficient enough to honor them — that discipline is part of what you're buying.
Do you offer discounts?
Two, both principled: early clients who accept case-study terms (named, with numbers), and NGOs doing verifiable work. We don't do end-of-quarter theater.