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PRICING & ENGAGEMENT MODELS · TRANSPARENT SCOPING

Complete clarity on engagement models and what drives software cost

We do not force one-size-fits-all price tags onto vastly different challenges. Instead, we align the engagement model to your scope and explain upfront what increases or reduces engineering effort.

MODEL 01 · FIXED SCOPE

Well-Defined Fixed-Scope Projects

Ideal for flagship corporate websites, high-converting landing systems, and e-commerce storefronts with clearly defined requirements.

  • Predictable fixed cost and milestone schedule
  • Complete native Arabic & English (RTL/LTR) build
  • Full source-code and admin handover
MODEL 02 · CUSTOM SYSTEMS

Tailored Business Systems & Automation

Ideal for internal operations portals, executive dashboards, and AI/automation pipelines that require architectural discovery.

  • Begins with a structured Discovery & Scope phase
  • Phased milestone delivery and staged payments
  • Custom API integration with your existing stack
MODEL 03 · CONTINUOUS PARTNER

Ongoing Engineering & Evolution Retainer

For organizations seeking a dedicated technical partner to ship monthly enhancements, maintain infrastructure, and optimize performance.

  • Reserved monthly engineering capacity
  • Proactive performance monitoring & backups
  • Priority execution for new features & updates
Madar Transparency Matrix

At Madar Logic, we do not provide arbitrary figures. The cost of any software project is driven by clear engineering and operational factors:

1. External System Integrations (ERP / Payment / Shipping APIs):

Standard documented APIs reduce cost, whereas building custom middleware for legacy systems increases engineering effort.

2. Legacy Data Cleaning & Migration:

Starting with structured data accelerates launch, while deduplicating thousands of scattered Excel rows requires dedicated migration scripts.

3. Multi-Role Permissions & Governance:

A unified admin view is leaner to build than multi-tier portals with granular branch-level approval rules.

Would you like an accurate scope of work with a realistic timeline?

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