Delivery Plan · Factory
Now $4,500£3,750R79,000/ monthWas $8,000£6,700R140,000
Save $3,500£2,950R61,000/moOne active workstream
14DAYSFirst deliverable in 14 days or your first month is free.
Billed monthly · excl. VAT/sales tax
What is a scope?

A defined piece of delivery work, with milestones and a finish state, run on your Delivery Plan.

What does it cost?

One monthly Delivery Plan for one active workstream. Your scope sets the schedule, not the price.

How fast?

Coding starts in 48 hours. First deliverable in 14 days, or month one is free.

How many?

222 scopes across sprints, pods and managed SLAs, or send us your own.

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  • Outcome sprintapideveloper portaldeveloper experience
    API Developer Portal

    Design and launch a portal for API discovery, credentials, documentation, usage visibility, support, and onboarding.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintecommerceb2bportal
    B2B Ordering Portal

    Build a B2B portal with negotiated pricing, customer accounts, purchase workflows, approvals, repeat orders, and account-specific catalogs. Finish state: wholesale customers ordering online instead of by email.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintbookingschedulingweb application
    Booking & Scheduling Web App

    Build appointment, resource, or service scheduling with availability, booking rules, reminders, and administration. Ends taking real bookings in production.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintbuild vs buytcotechnology selection
    Build-vs-Buy Technology Assessment

    Compare custom build, SaaS, open-source, and platform options with TCO, risk, and implementation trade-offs. Ends with a defensible recommendation.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintmarketplaceecommerceplatform
    Buyer-Seller Marketplace Build

    Build a two-sided marketplace with profiles, listings, discovery, matching, transactions, and moderation. Finish state: a working marketplace where real buyers and sellers can transact.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintcase managementworkflowinternal tools
    Case Management System

    Build structured intake, assignment, workflow, notes, evidence, status, and resolution for a defined case type.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintecommercecheckoutconversion
    Checkout Conversion Sprint

    Redesign and engineer checkout speed, error handling, payment flow, and abandonment points for measurable conversion gains. Finish state: a faster checkout with a measured lift.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintecommercemigrationreplatform
    Commerce Platform Migration

    Migrate products, customers, orders, integrations, and storefront behavior from one commerce platform to another. Finish state: trading on the new platform with data, SEO, and operations intact.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintcrminternal toolsbusiness apps
    Custom CRM Application Build

    Build a purpose-specific relationship and pipeline application where off-the-shelf CRM workflows are insufficient.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintcontent portalcustomer experienceweb
    Customer Content Portal

    Build a gated content experience with customer-specific access, search, taxonomy, and engagement workflows.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintcustomer portalself servicemvp
    Customer Portal MVP

    Launch a secure portal where customers view data, submit requests, manage accounts, or complete defined self-service tasks. Ends live with customers using it.

    In every plan→
  • Outcome sprintweb applicationcustom softwarefull stack
    Customer-Facing Web App Build

    Build a production web application centered on external customer workflows rather than a content website. Ends deployed, monitored, and fully owned by you.

    In every plan→

Showing 12 of 50. Use the filters or search to narrow them, or see every scope A–Z.

How scopes work

Three ways to run a scope

Every scope is milestone-based, SLA-backed and delivered from your Delivery Plan backlog in the Software Factory.

Fixed outcome, fixed finish state

Outcome-driven sprints

A bounded piece of work with an agreed finish state, such as an MVP live with users or an API serving real clients. Milestones are agreed before work begins.

See 199 sprints ↑
Embedded capacity

Pods

A standing cross-functional team, such as QA, platform or commerce engineering, that works your backlog sprint after sprint.

See 17 pods ↑
Run it for you

Managed SLAs

Ongoing upkeep under response targets: maintenance, OS updates, uptime, observability and release QA, month after month.

See 6 SLAs ↑
222Scopes in the register
1Delivery Plan for all of them
48 hrsTo first code
14 daysTo first deliverable, or month one free
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  1. Backlog
  2. Scope
  3. Build
  4. Test
  5. Ship
FAQ

Scope questions, answered

Still deciding? Talk to sales and get a scoped answer for your work.

A scope is a defined piece of software delivery work with an agreed finish state and milestones, such as a production-ready SaaS MVP, a cloud migration or a QA subscription. You add scopes to your Delivery Plan backlog and one Scrums.com team delivers them in priority order.

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One plan · every scope

Every scope runs on one Delivery Plan

Core costs Was $8,000£6,700R140,000 now $4,500£3,750R79,000/month for one active workstream. Queue as many scopes as you need; one team works them in your priority order.

Add this scope to your backlog. Your delivery owner confirms the scope with you, and the team delivers it.

Delivery Plan · Factory

One plan for your software backlog.

Now $4,500£3,750R79,000/ monthWas $8,000£6,700R140,000
One active workstream. Managed delivery.
Start your Delivery Plan →
Billed monthly · excl. VAT/sales tax · onboarding starts immediately after checkout
Included every month
Delivery owner. One accountable owner scopes this work and runs the team that delivers it.
One backlog across your development priorities. You set the order; requests are scoped and delivered one workstream at a time.
Visibility. Milestones agreed up front. Progress, pull requests and releases live on the Scrums.com Platform.
Ownership. Code, data and documentation are yours from day one, with handover included.

Work is scoped and delivered within your plan’s capacity. Priorities can change; additional parallel workstreams require more capacity.

First-month benefits
14DAYS
First-delivery guaranteeThe team builds your first agreed deliverable within 14 days of scope and access being confirmed, or your first month is free.
$500 in AI infrastructure catalog creditsMONTH 1
Annual-plan benefits$10,000 in specialist services
Technical Assessment & Delivery RoadmapWe review your systems, rank your priorities and agree the first deliverable.
CI/CD & Quality Pipeline SetupYour pipelines, environments and quality checks, set up and handed over to you.
You buy monthly delivery capacity, not a fixed project price. Infrastructure usage and third-party services are billed separately. Full Delivery Plan coverage and terms →
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Day 0Scope and access confirmedOnboarding starts at checkout. You confirm the scope and share repos and environments.
Within 48 hoursCoding startsThe team starts work in your repositories.
Within 14 daysFirst deliverable builtThe first milestone of this scope, agreed in writing.
If it does not shipYour first month is freeYou do not pay for month one.
The first deliverable is agreed in writing before the clock starts. The clock starts when scope and access are confirmed. Applies to the first deliverable on a new plan.Read the full Delivery Plan terms →