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Enterprise Digital Services

Enterprise

Bespoke digital delivery for organisations that need serious architecture, integrations, governance, and long-term support.

£7,225 fixed price per engagement
From £2,500
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  • Senior-led delivery with named team throughout
  • Integration, CRM, ERP and payment complexity handled properly
  • Security, governance and compliance built in from the start
  • Long-term support and roadmap continuation after launch

BoldCrafter's Enterprise Digital Services is for organisations that need more than a package website. The work is shaped around discovery, architecture, integrations, delivery governance, performance, security and long-term support rather than forced into a lightweight package model. The engagement is scoped commercially and technically around the actual business reality, the stakeholders and the operational constraints, not against a standard deliverable list.

The engagement is run by the senior team end to end, with the same architect, the same delivery lead and the same stakeholder point of contact from the discovery through to the post-launch handover. There is no project-manager handoff between sales and delivery, and there is no hidden outsourcing. The team that scopes the work is the team that builds the work, and the written proposal becomes the basis for the signed-off scope, the milestone schedule and the acceptance tests.

The enterprise tier covers the work that touches systems, teams, security, operational risk and platform complexity. The discovery returns the constraints, the integrations, the stakeholder map, the rollout risks and the security expectations. The architecture phase lands the technical direction, the data model, the integration map and the governance model. The delivery phase runs the build against the agreed milestones. The post-launch phase covers the operational handover, the support model and the roadmap continuation.

The pricing is structured around three tiers. The Discovery and Architecture tier covers the discovery and the technical direction for organisations that want a written engagement shape before committing to the build. The Platform Delivery tier covers the serious custom delivery engagement for integrations, bespoke architecture, secure workflows and multi-phase implementation. The Programme Build tier covers the broader multi-stakeholder, multi-system or longer-horizon delivery where platform complexity and operational support matter. The published rates are set under the published 2026 UK agency custom-build bands while keeping the work commercially serious.

  • Discovery before assumptions We scope around the actual constraints, the stakeholders, the integrations and the rollout risks before delivery starts. The discovery is the basis for the architecture, the proposal and the milestone schedule, and the written brief becomes the document the team signs off before any build begins.
  • Security-conscious execution Security, governance and data handling are delivery concerns from the start rather than afterthoughts. The security model is written against the actual data flows and the actual regulatory context, with the audit trail, the threat model and the access control designed into the architecture rather than retrofitted.
  • Integration realism We plan around the systems the organisation already runs instead of pretending the new platform exists in isolation. The integration map, the data model and the rollout risks are scoped into the engagement, with the failure modes, the migration plan and the operational handover written up front.
  • Under published 2026 agency bands The visible price points are set under the published 2026 UK agency custom-build bands while keeping the work commercially serious. The rate card is on the pricing page, and the proposal returns the fixed price once the discovery has scoped the actual engagement.
  • Long-term support and roadmap The post-launch support and the roadmap continuation are part of the engagement model, not an afterthought. The platform does not become unsupported the moment it goes live, and the senior team is available for the operational questions the in-house team needs answered as the platform matures.

Scoping around the actual workflows

Solutions are designed around the actual workflows, integrations, security expectations and operational reality, not forced into a generic package model. The discovery returns the constraints and the engagement shape that fits the business, and the architecture phase lands the technical direction against that shape.

Senior-led delivery and oversight

Senior delivery oversight, technical execution and stakeholder communication are structured around a named team rather than fragmented handoffs. The same architect, the same delivery lead and the same stakeholder point of contact run the work from the discovery through to the post-launch handover, with the written proposal as the basis for the scope and the acceptance tests.

Integration and platform complexity

Designed for CRM, ERP, payment, data and API integrations where reliability and maintainability matter as much as launch. The integration map and the data model are written up front, with the failure modes, the rollout risks and the migration plan scoped into the engagement rather than patched in late.

Security and governance

Access control, data handling, architecture review and compliance-aware delivery are built into the engagement from the start. The security model is written against the actual data flows and the actual regulatory context, with the audit trail, the threat model and the governance model reviewed alongside the architecture.

Performance at architecture and infrastructure level

Performance is treated at the architecture, the infrastructure and the code level so the platform can carry real operational load. The performance targets are written against the actual user journeys and the actual data volumes, with the architecture choices and the infrastructure choices driven by the targets rather than by habit.

Long-term support and roadmap continuation

Post-launch support and roadmap continuation are available so the project does not become unsupported the moment it goes live. The post-launch phase covers the operational handover, the support model and the roadmap, with the senior team available for the questions the in-house team needs answered as the platform matures.

Use the Discovery and Architecture tier for organisations that need the written engagement shape before committing to the build. Use the Platform Delivery tier for the serious custom delivery engagement. Use the Programme Build tier for the broader multi-stakeholder or longer-horizon delivery. The proposal returns the fixed price once the discovery is complete.

Discovery & Architecture
£2,500

Scope shaping, technical discovery, risk mapping, solution direction, and delivery planning before build commitment.

Platform Delivery
£8,500

A serious custom delivery engagement for integrations, bespoke architecture, secure workflows, and multi-phase implementation.

Programme Build
£17,500

For broader multi-stakeholder, multi-system, or longer-horizon delivery where platform complexity and operational support matter.

Enterprise Digital Services is the senior-team engagement for organisations that need more than a package website. The work is shaped around discovery, architecture, integrations, delivery governance, performance, security and long-term support rather than forced into a lightweight package model. The proposal returns the fixed price and the deliverable list once the discovery has scoped the actual engagement.
Yes. The Discovery and Architecture tier is designed for organisations that want a written engagement shape and the technical direction before committing to the build. The discovery returns the constraints, the integrations, the stakeholder map, the rollout risks and the security expectations, with the architecture sketch and the milestone schedule as the deliverable.
Yes. The engagement covers CRM, ERP, payment, data and API integrations where reliability and maintainability matter as much as launch. The security model, the access control and the data handling are written against the actual data flows and the actual regulatory context, with the audit trail, the threat model and the governance model reviewed alongside the architecture.
The visible price points are set under the published 2026 UK agency custom-build bands while keeping the work commercially serious. The rate card is on the pricing page, and the proposal returns the fixed price once the discovery has scoped the actual engagement. The published rates are the starting point; the fixed price is the proposal.
Yes. The post-launch support and the roadmap continuation are part of the engagement model, with the senior team available for the operational questions the in-house team needs answered as the platform matures. The support model and the roadmap are scoped alongside the build, and the post-launch phase is the natural continuation of the engagement rather than a separate contract.
The engagement is run by the same architect, the same delivery lead and the same stakeholder point of contact from the discovery through to the post-launch handover. The proposal names the team, and the team that scopes the work is the team that builds the work. There is no project-manager handoff between sales and delivery, and there is no hidden outsourcing.