Workspace Suite
Client and member workspace delivery for account access, billing context, service visibility, support entry, and app access under one governed environment.
Pricing: custom quoted
StretchGroup pricing reflects real software delivery: architecture, engineering, infrastructure, environments, and the operational work behind serious systems.
Product pricing is often shaped by access model, feature depth, delivery layer, subscriptions, and implementation complexity. These lines are intentionally positioned as product-ready software.
Client and member workspace delivery for account access, billing context, service visibility, support entry, and app access under one governed environment.
Pricing: custom quoted
Messaging, queueing, internal notes, support handling, and future product-linked conversation systems.
Pricing: custom quoted
Dashboard and reporting software for events, KPIs, client visibility, and operational reporting.
Pricing: custom quoted
Queueing, approvals, publishing control, and platform-aware social operations.
Pricing: custom quoted
Centralized quote requests, submissions, routing, qualification workflows, and operator review.
Pricing: custom quoted
Plans, entitlements, subscriptions, user access, org access, and recurring product logic.
Pricing: plan based
These are starting prices for scoped software work. Some clients will need light builds, and some will need deeper architecture, multiple environments, integrations, subscriptions, and production-grade infrastructure.
Bespoke software for businesses that need real operating tools instead of generic website logic.
Account areas for clients, files, requests, billing context, and service delivery visibility.
Operational dashboards for teams managing activity, intake, jobs, and internal performance.
Lead capture, quote routing, intake workflows, service qualification, and pipeline tooling.
Course delivery, gated content, progress tracking, student dashboards, and learning systems.
Tiered access products, account areas, gated modules, and recurring member experiences.
Recurring software access models tied to product packaging, roles, and commercial logic.
Vendor, buyer, and listing driven systems that need account logic, payments, and admin controls.
Feature-specific tools and extensions for commerce flows, product logic, and account handling.
Custom plugins for content management, workflows, business logic, and admin-side tooling.
Custom checkout logic, product add-ons, automation hooks, and commerce-side product tools.
Appointment booking, team scheduling, service slots, and calendar-linked customer experiences.
Custom workflow engines with statuses, review steps, escalations, and internal delivery control.
Data surfaces, internal KPIs, operational reporting, client analytics, and visibility tools.
Client-facing and internal-facing reporting layers for activity, outcomes, and account context.
System integrations that connect your software, vendors, internal tools, and workflow events.
Operational automations that reduce repetitive work and create stronger delivery consistency.
Help systems, support centers, knowledge delivery, and self-serve product support surfaces.
Early-stage software products built to validate ideas, onboard users, and grow into fuller systems.
Deployment pipelines, server layout, environment structure, domains, SSL, and production readiness.
These packages exist to give software engagements a stronger starting point than vague hourly uncertainty. They also create a path from one-off work into reusable systems and deeper product relationships.
Best for businesses that need product direction, workflow mapping, technical planning, system architecture, and commercial clarity before build starts.
For focused software scopes such as portals, internal dashboards, intake tools, reporting surfaces, LMS modules, and product foundations.
For software that plugs into a wider ecosystem: app access, subscriptions, workspace delivery, customer account areas, and shared system logic.
For companies packaging multiple tools or building a connected software environment instead of buying a pile of separate subscriptions.
Real software work is not just typing code. It is product thinking, planning, data design, user flows, release management, environments, infrastructure, and keeping the system stable after launch.
Higher-level architecture work carries more leverage because decisions made here affect data models, commercial structure, build efficiency, and long-term platform stability.
This covers active build work across frontends, APIs, integrations, dashboards, portals, and the custom logic that makes business software actually useful.
Extension work still needs architecture, testing, compatibility handling, and admin control, even when the scope looks smaller than a full app.
Real software rarely ends at launch. Retainers cover release cycles, platform maintenance, iterative improvements, bug management, and product growth.
A lot of software agencies underprice because they ignore what happens after code is written. StretchGroup pricing needs to acknowledge that hosting and operations can materially change the real cost of the project.
A prototype or lighter internal tool can often live on a single server, but customer-facing production software often grows beyond that very quickly.
Serious software often needs separate development, staging, and production environments so features can be tested safely before affecting live users.
Apps may require web servers, APIs, databases, storage, email delivery, queues, cron jobs, caching, CDN layers, and monitoring to run properly.
Hosting, backups, observability, security, SSL, managed databases, file storage, and support expectations all change the real cost of delivery.
Authentication, file uploads, reporting, analytics, automation, integrations, and user concurrency increase what the system needs underneath.
AAA software delivery is not just code on a page. It is architecture, environments, data handling, deployment flow, recoverability, and support readiness.
This is not a final quote. It is a guided estimator that shows how complexity, integrations, environments, and delivery choices change project cost.
This estimator is directional. Final pricing depends on architecture, environments, integrations, data structure, approvals, delivery expectations, and support requirements.
StretchGroup should be explicit about what each engineering scope involves, what languages and systems are in play, and why deeper scopes cost more than shallow build requests.
Used for public apps, dashboards, portals, account areas, LMS interfaces, reporting surfaces, and customer-facing software.
Used for shared backend logic, integrations, app access, workflow rules, validation, and system-wide service behavior.
Used for subscriptions, organizations, entitlements, reports, relationships, and the scalable data structures behind software products.
Used for environment handling, routing, domain setup, deployments, containerization, and production-ready delivery.
Used for custom plugins, WooCommerce extensions, admin tooling, commerce add-ons, and feature-specific integrations.
Whether you need a product, plugin, portal, LMS, dashboard, SaaS MVP, integration layer, or multi-environment software build, StretchGroup can scope and quote it correctly.
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