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Dorris

Pricing

One price, paid once, after a free demo.

Short answer

Dorris costs $1,650 for one app with your first tool, $2,750 with two tools and $3,850 with three. Each tool after that is $1,100. You pay once, by invoice after a free demo, and only if you go ahead. Nothing monthly goes to us; you pay for your own Claude plan and hosting.

One price. Paid once.

One tool$1,650
Two tools$2,750
Three tools$3,850
Each extra tool$1,100

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What's a tool?

One job the app does for you: a support inbox, purchase orders, invoices, a reports dashboard. Not sure how your list splits into tools? You'll know on the demo.

Every build includes

  • The demo
  • An onboarding call
  • The build, about a month
  • A show-it call, a training call and an optional handoff call
  • Basic questions by email after handover

The app is yours.

Not included

  • A maintenance plan
  • Your Claude plan and your hosting
  • Tools added after handover, priced per tool

What you pay each month, to others, not us

  • Your Claude plan, from $20
  • Hosting, from about $13
  • The AI your app uses, usually a few dollars

Details on what you need.

How it compares

WhatUp frontEvery monthBuilt for
Rented apps$0A fee per app. Tim's twelve came to about $2,272.Every store
Agency-built custom appAbout $8,000 to $20,000 for a simple app (published estimate)About $200 to $500 for hosting and upkeep (published estimate)Your store
FreelancerAbout $50 to $125 an hour (published estimate)When you need changesYour store
DorrisFrom $1,650$0 to us. Your Claude plan and hosting.Your store

Sources for the published estimates are at the bottom of the page.

Is it worth it?

If your apps cost $200 or more a month, one app pays back within 12 months (our estimate). Under about $100 a month, it usually isn't worth it.

Questions

Can I add tools later?

Yes, any time. Each one is priced per tool.

Is there a monthly plan?

No. You pay once. Nothing monthly goes to us.

How do I pay?

By invoice, after the demo, and only if you go ahead.

My store only needs one small thing. Is it worth it?

We'll say so on the demo. Under about $100 a month of apps, it usually isn't.

Who owns the app?

You do.

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Sources

These are agency and vendor blogs, so we call them published estimates.