Unlimited design and development for $3,200 a month, no lock-in

You pay a fixed monthly fee for a defined block of capacity — 160 hours with ProNuts. You submit as many requests as you like to a shared board, and a dedicated project manager sequences them with you. Work is delivered continuously through the month, and you can reorder the queue at any point.

Unlimited refers to how many requests you can submit, not how many are delivered simultaneously. The plan covers 160 hours a month, roughly one full-time person. In practice two to three tasks are in active progress at once while the rest wait in a queue whose order you control. Submission is unlimited; capacity is defined.

ProNuts is $3,200 per month for 160 hours, billed monthly. There is no setup fee, no minimum term and no lock-in contract. You can pause, resume or cancel at any time. The price covers our time only — third-party licences, hosting and subscription costs are billed separately and always agreed with you first.

For one discipline full-time, an in-house hire is usually better value long-term. A retainer wins when the work spans design, frontend, backend and AI, because one employee cannot cover all four and four employees cost far more than $3,200. It also wins when volume varies month to month, since you can pause.

Paid media management and ad spend, brand identity design from scratch, high-volume content writing, third-party licence and subscription costs, hosting fees, and full ERP implementation. Anything requiring on-site presence is also outside scope. If a request falls outside, we say so before starting rather than consuming your hours on it.

Turnaround depends on task size and queue position, both of which you can see. Small changes typically complete within a day or two of reaching the front of the queue. Larger pieces are broken into stages with dates agreed up front. Because you control queue order, urgent work moves to the front.

Yes, at any time, with no penalty. Pausing stops billing and holds your place, so the same project manager and team resume when you return. Cancelling ends billing at the close of the current paid month. There is no notice period and no minimum term to work through.

Unused hours do not roll over indefinitely, because unlimited rollover turns a capacity plan into a bank and makes scheduling impossible. If you finish a month well under, tell us before renewal and we will discuss pausing instead. Paying for capacity you are not using is not something we want to encourage.

A dedicated project manager, assigned at kickoff and unchanged for the length of your plan. They triage incoming requests, sequence the queue with you, brief the team, and are your single point of contact. You are not routed through a general support queue and you do not brief individual developers.

Freelancers are better for defined one-off tasks in a single discipline, and usually cheaper for them. A retainer is better when work is continuous, spans disciplines, or must not stop because one person became unavailable. If your need is a single defined project, hire a freelancer — you do not need a monthly plan.