Pensero for service providers

Sell delivery, not hours

Show clients what you delivered in delivery points, with quality beside it, and get paid for accepted work.

Engineering teams already measuring with Pensero

With Pensero

Turn your delivery into evidence your clients trust

Show what you delivered

Every piece of work scored in delivery points, with the same criteria your client uses for its own teams.

Justify your price

See your cost per point next to the market benchmark, and price your services per accepted delivery point.

Get paid for accepted work

Agree the acceptance criteria with your client up front. Pensero supplies the measurement and the evidence.

Improve your margin with AI

See where AI and agents lower your cost per point, team by team, with quality in view.

How it works for providers

  1. Step 1

    Connect

    Your repositories, tickets and AI tools, or the client repositories you work in.

  2. Step 2

    Score

    Every piece of work in delivery points, with quality and cost beside it.

  3. Step 3

    Agree and bill

    Agree requirements and acceptance with your client, and bill per accepted point.

Future vision · In development

Where this is going

A marketplace for software delivery: companies post work and compare providers on price per point, quality and verified delivery history. Providers compete on what they deliver and build a reputation from verified results.

FAQs

Who sets the price?

You do. Pensero supplies the measurement and the evidence. Providers deliver the work and set their prices. Clients agree the acceptance criteria.

Are we paid for every point?

No. Payment is for accepted work: points that meet the requirements and quality agreed with your client.

Can points be gamed?

Safeguards reduce the incentive to inflate scores. Boilerplate is removed, magnitude is capped, reverts and duplicates earn no credit, and nothing is counted twice.

How do we compare with other providers?

Your delivery, cost per point and quality are compared with the Pensero benchmark of 6,000+ developers in 200+ organizations.