I step in as the engineer on your team — making the design calls, shaping the product, and carrying it from concept to something a shop can build. Reserved time each month, with the freedom to scale as your product line grows.
One flat monthly retainer and your own client dashboard for every block — each starts with a 3-month minimum.
One product, always moving. For a brand developing one product at a time.
A product line, plus everything that bolts onto it. For a brand building a core product and its accessories.
Your engineering department, across every line. For a brand running several product lines in parallel.
Every block includes your client dashboard, manufacturing drawings, and a 3-month minimum. Commit for 6 months and save 5%, or 12 months and save 10%.
Why “from.” Each price is a floor. It moves with how many workstreams are active, how fast deliveries need to come, and complexity like heavy analysis or prototyping — I confirm the exact figure before kickoff.
After the 3-month minimum. Blocks continue month-to-month, with 30 days’ notice to pause or end, and you can move tiers at any month boundary.
The exact engagement is confirmed in writing, but the buying logic is clear before you ever reach out.
A mechanical design engineer in Colorado runs about $113k a year in total pay — before benefits, software, and equipment. A block gives you senior design and engineering for a fraction of that, and scales up as product lines grow.
Every block comes with a private dashboard. Track progress in real time, share and version files, and sign documents in one place — no scattered email threads, no wondering where things stand.