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From $4,800/sprint · No long-term contracts

Sprint-Based .NET Development. Subscribe, Ship, Scale.

Dedicated senior .NET developers in 2-week sprints. No long-term contracts, no lock-in, no hiring overhead. Scale your team up or down between sprints. Pause when you don't need us.

The middle ground nobody else offers.

Model Commitment Cost Flexibility Quality
In-house senior .NET dev 12+ months $130K–$180K/yr Low You own it
Traditional agency retainer 6–12 months $120–$250/hr Low Agency-dependent
Staff augmentation 3–12 months $80–$150/hr Medium Variable
Offshore agency Project-based $15–$50/hr Medium Often compromised
Code Majesty Tech 1 sprint (2 weeks) From $4,800/sprint Pause anytime Senior devs only

Sprint-based means exactly what it says.

2-week sprints. No longer.

You subscribe to sprint cycles, not to us. Each sprint is 2 weeks of focused work. After it ends, you decide whether to continue, scale, or pause.

Minimum commitment: one sprint.

You can book a single 2-week sprint and walk away. No 3-month minimums. No 6-month contracts. No cancellation fees.

Pause between any two sprints.

Don't need us for a month? Pause. Budget freeze? Pause. Priorities shifted? Pause. Come back whenever you're ready. Your codebase, repo, and access are yours.

Scale up, scale down, sprint by sprint.

Start with one dev. Next sprint, add two more. The sprint after, drop back to one. Your team size flexes with your needs — no renegotiation, no new contracts.

Dedicated senior developers.

You get full-time dedicated developers on your sprint — not junior devs, not shared resources, not subcontractors. Every developer has 8+ years of .NET experience.

Your code. Your repo. Your IP.

Everything we build belongs to you from day one. We get access, you get ownership. If you cancel, you get a full clean handoff with documentation.

How a sprint actually runs.

Before sprint

Context & preparation

You send us project documentation — architecture, codebase access, existing tickets, product requirements. We review it so Day 1 isn't wasted on context.

Day 1

Kickoff & planning

We align on sprint goals, prioritize the backlog, and define what "done" looks like for the next 2 weeks. You leave the call with a clear sprint plan.

Days 2–13

Execution

Development happens. Check-ins run on your schedule — daily standups, twice-weekly syncs, Slack updates, async only — whatever fits your team's workflow.

Day 14

Sprint demo

We demo what was built, walk through the code, and hand off documentation. You decide what happens next — continue, pause, scale up, or end cleanly.

Between sprints

Your call

Continue into the next sprint, pause indefinitely, or end cleanly. Your code and repo stay yours — untouched until you come back. No drama, no friction.

Sprint-based is the right fit when...

Right fit

  • Ongoing feature development with shifting priorities
  • Tech debt reduction alongside new work
  • Performance optimization and infrastructure improvements
  • Teams that need senior .NET capacity without hiring
  • Post-launch support and maintenance of existing products
  • Scaling development capacity temporarily for a deadline
  • CTOs who want predictable cost without long-term lock-in

Not the right fit

  • You need a one-hour answer to a specific question → Use 1-Hour Consulting
  • You want us to own a full product build from scratch → Use End-to-End Development
  • You need permanent, fully-integrated team members → Hire in-house
  • You want the cheapest possible developers regardless of quality → We're not that

Transparent pricing. No surprises.

From $4,800 per sprint

Per developer, per 2-week sprint. You only pay for active sprints — pause or cancel between sprints at no cost.

1 developer

$4,800

2-week sprint

2 developers

$9,600

2-week sprint

3 developers

$14,400

2-week sprint

Included at no extra cost

  • Kickoff and planning calls
  • Weekly (or daily) check-ins
  • Sprint demo and handoff
  • Code documentation
  • Dedicated Slack/email channel

What you're not paying for

  • Long-term contracts
  • Cancellation fees
  • Pause fees
  • Onboarding fees (after sprint 1)
  • Account manager overhead
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The full .NET stack.

Backend

.NET 8/10, .NET Core, .NET Framework, ASP.NET Core, FastEndpoints, Entity Framework Core, SignalR

Frontend

Blazor (WebAssembly and Server), Blazor Hybrid, .NET MAUI

Data

PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Redis, RabbitMQ, MassTransit

Cloud & infra

Azure, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, self-hosted setups

DevOps

Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, CI/CD pipelines, blue-green deployments

Observability

Grafana, Prometheus, Loki, Tempo, Serilog

Need something specific? Request a developer with particular expertise — Blazor, .NET MAUI, high-performance APIs, Azure architecture — and we'll match the right person to your sprint.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about sprint-based .NET development

How does subscription-based .NET development pricing work?

Our sprint-based model is simple: 2-week sprints from $4,800 per sprint for one developer. You only pay for active sprints — there are no retainer minimums, no account management fees, and no charges when you pause. Most clients find this more predictable than time-and-materials and more flexible than a fixed-price retainer.

Can I pause or cancel the subscription?

Yes. One sprint is the minimum commitment. After any sprint ends, you can pause indefinitely, cancel cleanly, or continue into the next sprint. Pauses happen between sprints — we don't interrupt mid-sprint work. Your code, repo, and documentation stay with you the entire time. When you come back, we pick up where we left off.

What's the difference between a development retainer and a sprint subscription?

A retainer typically locks you into 3–12 months at a fixed monthly cost, whether you use the hours or not. A sprint subscription bills per 2-week sprint, based on actual hours worked. Retainers favor the agency. Sprint subscriptions favor the client. You get the continuity of a retainer without the lock-in.

How do 2-week development sprints work with an external team?

Before the sprint starts, you send us project documentation so we come prepared. Day 1 is kickoff and planning — we align on goals and priorities. For the next two weeks, we execute, with check-ins on whatever schedule fits your team (daily standups, twice-weekly syncs, async-only — your call). Day 14 is a demo and handoff. Between sprints, you decide what's next.

Can I scale the team up or down between sprints?

Yes. You can start sprint 1 with one developer, run sprint 2 with three developers, and scale back down to one developer for sprint 3. Team size flexes sprint by sprint without renegotiating anything. The only constraint is availability — if you want to scale up dramatically, give us a heads-up the prior week.

Who owns the code and IP?

You do — 100%, from day one. All code is committed to your repository on your GitHub or Azure DevOps account. We get access, you keep ownership. If you don't have a repo set up yet, we'll create it under your account. If you cancel, you get a full clean handoff with documentation. We keep nothing.

How much does it cost compared to hiring a .NET developer in-house?

A US senior .NET developer costs roughly $130K–$180K/yr fully loaded (salary plus benefits, taxes, tooling, management overhead). That's ~$65–$90/hr on paper but closer to $100+/hr when you account for the true cost of an employee. Our sprint model starts from $4,800/sprint with no hiring risk, no onboarding lag, no ramp-up time, and no termination process. For variable or project-bound work, subscription is typically 30–50% cheaper than in-house — and you can turn it off when you don't need it.

How fast can you start a new sprint?

Usually within 1-2 weeks. Once we've aligned on scope during the kickoff call, we'll agree on a start date. For new clients, we need time to review documentation and set up access. For existing clients continuing into a new sprint, we can start immediately after the previous sprint ends.

What if I need more than just development — like architecture advice or a code review?

You can combine services. Many clients start with a 1-hour consulting session to scope a problem, then book sprints to execute the solution. Others pause sprints, book consulting for a specific question, and resume sprints afterward. We're flexible — use what you need, when you need it.

Subscribe, ship, scale. No lock-in.

Book a free consultation to scope your first sprint. We'll talk through your priorities, agree on team size, and set a start date. No sales process, no proposals — just a conversation.

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