Every KoveWorks engagement follows the same shape — a short diagnostic, a focused piece of work, and an ongoing relationship if it makes sense. No long contracts upfront. No retainers before we've earned them.
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Every engagement starts here. A fixed-price, one to two week piece of work that gets into your business, finds the biggest opportunity, and produces a clear plan. You pay £1,000, you get a concrete recommendation — and you decide what happens next.
No obligation to continue. The plan is yours either way.
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If the Discovery Sprint identifies something worth building, designing, or advising on — and you want us to do it — we scope and deliver the work. Fixed scope, clear deliverables, honest timelines. Depending on what's needed, projects run from a few days to a couple of weeks.
Projects sit across our three service lines — Build, Design, and Advise.
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Some clients want us to stick around — to keep improving, keep advising, and be available when the next decision comes up. Retainers are offered when they make sense, not sold as the default. We're only interested in ongoing relationships that are genuinely earning their place.
Most consultancies are structured around keeping clients. We're structured around helping them. The Discovery Sprint model means you see real value before you commit to anything significant. The project model means you know exactly what you're getting. And the retainer model means we're only there if we're genuinely adding something.
It's a simple idea. We think it's the right one.
Depending on what the Discovery Sprint uncovers, engagements typically fall into one of three service lines — though in practice, most clients move across more than one over time.
Websites, automation workflows, applications, AI tools.
Process mapping, solution architecture, workflow design, AI operating models.
AI strategy, technology roadmapping, vendor guidance, AI guardrails.
The Discovery Sprint is £1,000, takes one to two weeks, and gives you a plan worth having — whether you work with us afterwards or not.