Investment reflects the operating model
Coorva does not publish standard price lists because the engagement structure depends on the technical context, required seniority, operating model, and level of delivery support. Investment is defined after the Risk Review.
What shapes investment
Three variables structure every monthly investment
These variables explain the difference between engagements more than headcount does.
Required capacity
Roles, seniority, specialization, dedication, and composition.
Context complexity
Criticality, dependencies, security, data sensitivity, compliance, and stakeholders.
Level of operational support
Service delivery, coordination, risk reviews, documentation, and continuity.
The primary communication unit is integrated monthly investment. The economic difference between engagement models reflects the unit of intervention and Coorva’s operational accountability—not a different quality standard.
How each model is priced
What you buy and how it is billed
| Model | What you buy | Unit | Pricing model | Investment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senior Engineer | Validated and integrated individual capacity | Assigned engineer per month | Integrated rate per engineer | Confirmed after the Risk Review |
| Managed Capacity | Technical capacity plus recurring follow-up, continuity, consolidated visibility, and engagement management | Managed capacity configuration per month | Monthly managed-capacity fee | Confirmed after the Risk Review |
| Managed Squad | Coordinated senior capabilities around a critical initiative | Coordinated initiative per month | Managed squad fee | Confirmed after the Risk Review |
| Buy-Out Option | Internalization of an engineer | Transferred professional | One-time fee | Defined privately as part of the engagement |
What investment varies with
Coorva does not publish standard price lists
The engagement structure depends on the technical context, required seniority, operating model, and level of delivery support. A specific investment is defined after the Risk Review.
Investment may vary according to
- seniority
- specialization
- number and composition of roles
- system criticality
- security and data restrictions
- service-delivery intensity
- review frequency
- coordination requirements
- documentation requirements
- engagement duration
- applicable Buy-Out provisions
Investment is quoted in USD after the Risk Review and depends on the agreed scope, engagement model, specialization, operating context, and level of service delivery.
Configuration examples
Managed Capacity and Managed Squad are quoted as configurations
These are illustrative configurations, not fixed packages or published numeric ranges. Each is quoted as a custom integrated monthly configuration.
Managed Capacity
Critical Role Managed Capacity
One critical role requiring more follow-up, continuity, and visibility than the Senior Engineer model.
Multi-Role Managed Capacity
Two or more roles working across different streams or priorities with consolidated follow-up and continuity management.
Long-Term Managed Capacity
A stable technical-capacity configuration where continuity, recurring follow-up, and composition adjustments are central to the engagement.
Managed Squad
Specialized Critical Initiative
A coordinated squad supporting a platform, data, AI, infrastructure, reliability, or modernization initiative.
Multidisciplinary Critical Initiative
Complementary capabilities with role dependencies, integrated coordination, and shared checkpoints.
Compliance- or Reliability-Sensitive Initiative
An initiative requiring higher follow-up intensity, documentation, and risk reviews because of criticality, compliance, or contractual impact.
What investment includes
What is included, by tier of applicability
Included across all models
- initial context validation
- peer-level technical evaluation
- contextual matching
- initial responsibility definition
- structured onboarding
- client-approved tooling
- feedback mechanisms
- follow-up proportional to the model
- criteria for continuation, adjustment, or exit
- basic continuity mechanisms
Included depending on the model
- recurring service delivery
- consolidated visibility
- risk reviews
- multi-role coordination
- milestone checkpoints
- dependency follow-up
- documentation
- composition adjustments
- engagement management
Included depending on the context
- Trial Week
- additional review frequency
- expanded documentation
- applicable playbooks
- Delivery Copilot
- AI tools
- reinforced continuity mechanisms
- support outside standard hours
- special security requirements
- additional governance criteria
Charged separately when applicable
- Buy-Out Fee
- external licenses not included
- independent technical audits
- 24/7 operations
- on-call support
- consulting or architecture outside scope
- creation of client-specific playbooks from zero
- expansions outside the contracted configuration
Any additional charge is identified before scope is expanded.
Commercial conditions
Standard terms and how the engagement begins
- Currency
- USD
- Billing
- Monthly, in arrears
- Initial minimum term
- 3 months
- Standard payment term
- 15 days from invoice issuance
- Accepted payment methods
- Bank transfer or deposit
- Not accepted
- Checks and credit cards
- United States
- No additional taxes under the standard structure
- Argentina
- VAT is added
- Proposal validity
- Specified in each quotation
Why there is a three-month minimum
- complete onboarding
- observe operational fit
- evaluate integration and performance
- detect early risk
- gather enough evidence to decide continuation, adjustment, or expansion
The three-month minimum is part of the engagement-validation mechanism.
Activation fee
The standard structure does not include a separate activation fee. Context validation, matching, and onboarding are included in the selected engagement model.
A separate initial charge may apply for:
- a specific implementation
- an independent assessment
- an audit
- extraordinary documentation
- an operating configuration outside the standard model
Any initial charge is stated explicitly in the proposal.
Buy-Out & Trial Week
Commercial terms defined privately
Some provisions are confirmed as part of the engagement rather than published.
Buy-Out Option
A Buy-Out Option may be available after the applicable minimum engagement period and subject to agreed commercial and transition terms.
The applicable fee and conditions are defined privately as part of the engagement.
Trial Week
Commercial eligibility and terms are confirmed before the Trial Week begins.
Questions
Common questions about investment
Coorva does not publish standardized package pricing. Exact investment is prepared after a Risk Review because it depends on the specific operating context.
Get an investment figure grounded in your context
A Risk Review clarifies the capacity, complexity, and operational support your situation requires, then produces an integrated monthly investment for the appropriate model.
Conducted by a senior engineer. No pitch, manufactured urgency, or obligation to proceed.