Hire a project manager

Keeps the project legible: scope written down, schedule that survives contact, bad news delivered early.

Our rate
$50 $70
per hour
US agency rate
$60-110
per hour, same work
Full month
$8,000 – $11,200
160 hours

Rates last reviewed 2026-08-15. A single role can sit below our blended engagement floor of $55 per hour, because the floor applies to a whole project team rather than to one person.

What this role does here

  • Scope in writing, including what is deliberately out of it
  • Two-week increments with something you can see at the end of each
  • Weekly reporting short enough that it gets read
  • Risk raised while it is still cheap to act on

When you need one

More than a couple of people are working, or the project touches several teams on your side and the coordination has quietly become somebody second job.

First two weeks

A written scope both sides agree with, and a plan whose first two weeks are detailed and whose later weeks are honest about being estimates.

How the engagement works

The same terms as any other project with us. Nothing on this page is a different contract.

One supplier

The contract is with our American company, whoever does the work and wherever they sit.

Named people

You meet the person before the engagement starts, and they stay on it.

Monthly, not annual

Time and materials with a ceiling you set, or a fixed price for defined scope.

Everything is yours

Code, design files and accounts transfer to you. 30 days of defect fixes after handover.

Questions about this role

Do small projects need a project manager?

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Usually not, and we will say so. Under a certain size the engineers report directly and the management hours would buy nothing you cannot see yourself.

Is management billed on top of the team?

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It is a line in the estimate like any other, at the published rate, and you can see exactly how many hours it is. Nothing is hidden inside an engineering rate.

Need a project manager?

Say what the work is and how long it runs. You get a name, a rate and a start date within one business day.