A Defined Project. A Senior Team. Delivered Stage by Stage.
The Scope Project is a fixed-price engagement for clients who have a significant, well-defined piece of engineering work and the budget to execute it properly. Clear stages, agreed milestones, and full visibility from brief to production release.
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What It Is
A structured project engagement with a defined deliverable, a staged delivery timeline, and a payment structure tied to completion milestones - not to time spent.
You come with a project. We scope it, propose it, and deliver it - in writing, in stages, with no ambiguity about what gets built and when.
Scope Projects are for clients who are past the exploratory stage.
You know what you need built. You have a budget confirmed. You are evaluating whether OmniStreak is the right team to build it.

What It Costs
Scope Projects run $15,000 - $60,000+ depending on complexity, timeline, and delivery stages required.
Every project is scoped and priced individually based on the brief. There is no standard package - the proposal reflects the actual work.
Payment structure: A kickoff payment is required before work begins. The remaining investment is split across delivery stages - each stage is invoiced after it is completed and confirmed by your stakeholders.
You are never invoiced ahead of delivery, and we never work ahead of confirmed payment.
A typical $25,000 project runs approximately 3 months with a $5,000 kickoff payment and the remainder staged across delivery milestones.
How Delivery Is Structured
Scope Projects follow one of two delivery flows depending on the nature of the work.
Design-led projects
Design→Development→Testing→Production Release
Used when the project requires a visual layer to be defined and approved before development begins. Full site overhauls, new platform builds, and projects with significant front-end scope typically follow this path.
Integration-led projects
Core Development→Integrations→Testing→Production Release
Used when the primary work is building functionality, connecting systems, or extending an existing platform. API integration suites, feature system builds, and SaaS extensions typically follow this path.
The delivery flow is agreed at the scoping stage and documented in the project proposal. Stages are not reordered or modified mid-project without a formal scope discussion.
Is This Right for You?
You are a founder or CEO running a digital product business. You have a specific, significant engineering project - not a vague direction, but a real deliverable with a defined scope. It is approximately 80% defined.
You have a budget confirmed in the $15,000+ range and you are ready to move when the right team is found.
You understand how scoped projects work. You have worked with a development team before. You know what a kickoff payment is and why it exists.
You are not here to explore whether this kind of engagement makes sense - you are here to evaluate whether OmniStreak is the right team.
You are not expecting the scoping process to define the project for you. You are expecting it to refine and price what you already know you need.
How It Works
01
Submit a brief and select your budget range
Fill out the intake form, select your budget range, and upload your project brief. The brief does not need to be a full technical specification - it needs to describe what you want built, what system it lives in or connects to, your approximate timeline, and any known technical constraints.
Please note that we are not able to schedule a scoping call without any brief involved.
02
We review your brief
We read your brief before we get on a call. When we speak, we are already familiar with the project. The scoping conversation is focused, not exploratory.
03
Scoping conversation
We close the gaps, ask what we need to scope the work accurately, and give you an honest read on feasibility, timeline, and approach. You ask what you need to feel confident about the team.
04
Proposal and agreement
We send a written project proposal: deliverable definition, delivery flow, stage breakdown, timeline, pricing, and payment schedule. You review it, ask anything that needs clarifying, and sign off. Nothing starts until both sides have agreed in writing.
05
Kickoff
Kickoff payment confirmed. Dedicated Slack channel, dedicated Jira board, kickoff call. Stakeholders and team aligned before a line of code is written.
06
Staged delivery
We build through the agreed stages. You have full visibility on the Jira board throughout. We communicate proactively - if something is going to affect a stage timeline, you hear from us before it affects the delivery date, not after.
07
Production release and close
Final stage delivered, confirmed by your stakeholders, released to production. Final invoice sent. If ongoing work makes sense - a retainer or a future Scope Project - we discuss it here.
What We Have Delivered on Scope Projects
Full LMS platforms built from brief to production release - membership tiers, payment integration, content architecture, and analytics.
API integration suites connecting SaaS platforms to fulfillment, marketing automation, and data management systems. Complete website overhauls for multi-location businesses - design, development, custom management tools, and third-party reservation system integration.
Custom web applications with complex search, directory, and filtering functionality.
Every one of these was scoped in writing before work began and delivered against that scope.
“We appreciate the dedication and support that OmniStreak has provided to Mina Group throughout our partnership. Your services have played a crucial role in ensuring the smooth functioning of our online platforms and websites.”
“OmniStreak were able to assist a step further than the average resource - where one takes orders, Milos and his team take charge. They apply a blend of business strategy and technical knowledge when approaching every project. The result was solution-based delivery that ultimately saved time and money.”
Some of our long-term clients
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Start
Submit your brief below. Select your budget range, describe what you need built, and upload your project brief document. We will come back to you within two business days with either a scoping call invitation or an honest note that it is not the right fit.
We do not take every project. We take the ones we can deliver well.
Looking for a smaller starting project? See the Pilot Engagement.