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Senior engineering, sized to what you're building.
Concept through manufacturable — the person who scopes the work is the person who does it. Specializing in products for the outdoors.
Seats & pricing
Pick the seat that matches how much you're building.
One flat monthly retainer, reserved time, and your own client dashboard on every seat. Each tier starts with a 3-month minimum.
1/8 TIME
Start with Access
Engineering Access
For a brand taking one product from idea to manufacturable.
$1,600/mo
billed monthly · 3-month minimum
- 1 active product at a time
- 2–3 concept sketches
- Bi-weekly design reviews
- 2 CAD revisions per month
- Manufacturing drawings, as needed
- Your own client dashboard
Most common
1/4 TIME
Start with Partner
Engineering Partner
For a full product line — the product plus its accessories and add-ons.
$3,000/mo
billed monthly · 3-month minimum
- 1 active product + related accessories
- 2–3 photoreal concept renders
- Design-for-assembly support
- 4 CAD revisions per product per month
- Manufacturing guidance
- Bi-weekly design reviews
- Manufacturing drawings per product
- Your own client dashboard
3/8 TIME
Start with Lead
Engineering Lead
For a brand running multiple product lines in parallel.
$4,200/mo
billed monthly · 3-month minimum
- Multiple product lines, developed in parallel
- Unlimited CAD revisions
- Weekly design reviews
- Design-for-manufacturing + assembly support
- 2–3 photoreal concept renders per product
- Manufacturing drawings per product
- Your own client dashboard
Longer commitments earn better rates — 6 months saves 10%, 12 months saves 15%.
A full-time hire
$70–90k/yr
A junior product engineer runs $70–90k a year in salary alone — before benefits, software, and equipment. A seat gives you senior design and engineering for a fraction of that, and scales up as product lines grow.
BUILT IN SOLUTIONS
Every hurdle in bringing a product to life has an answer.
Not sure the idea holds up.
Concept feasibility against the market and the physics — before the budget goes out the door.
A prototype that won't come together.
Modeling, CAD, and the right process — printing, machining, or molding.
Works once, can't be made at volume.
Design for manufacturing, so your shop can actually build it — at quality and at cost.
No manufacturer, no files they can use.
Manufacturer-ready drawings and hands-on support straight through the production ramp.
