Services

Scoped. Priced.
Delivered as a package.

Most RF consultancies quote by the hour behind a "contact us" form. I don't. Every Emrysia engagement is a fixed-price package with a defined deliverable, a set timeline, one revision round, and a written scope boundary — you know the price and the outcome before you commit. Rates below are launch pricing.

Diagnose Link Audit from $4503–5 day turnaround
  • I model your existing deployment as-built
  • Coverage rings + per-link margin in dB
  • Terrain & band-legality sanity check
  • Ranked list of what's actually failing
  • Short written report (PDF)
Book an audit
Most popular Design Mesh & Link Design from $1,5001–2 week turnaround
  • Full multi-node network model
  • Comms-drop tracing to the exact hop
  • Terrain-aware, regulation-aware
  • Repeater / gateway placement
  • BOM + reference config + report
Design my network
Build Device Build from $3,000project-scoped
  • MCU + antenna + protocol selection
  • New or corrected firmware + diff
  • Validated link package, ready to fab
  • BOM with real, sourced parts
  • Handoff call + revision round
Scope a build
Fix Firmware Fix from $3503–5 day turnaround
  • Paste your radio firmware — ESP / Nordic / STM / RPi / LoRa
  • Wrong lines flagged, corrected code returned
  • Clean diff so every change is reviewable
Send code
Ongoing Monthly Retainer from $1,500per month
  • For teams shipping wireless continuously
  • Priority link reviews, firmware fixes & design checks
  • Defined monthly hours + response window
Ask about retainer

All prices are launch rates and scale with node count, terrain, and complexity — you get a fixed quote in writing before any work starts.

01 · Diagnose

Link Audit

You have something deployed and it's under-performing. Before anyone buys hardware or rewrites firmware, you need to know what's actually wrong — in numbers.

  • You send: node locations, radios/antennas, bands, and the symptom ("drops after noon", "range is half spec").
  • I return: a modeled version of your deployment with every link's margin, the coverage picture, and a ranked list of faults.
  • You get certainty about whether it's physics, regulation, or code — so the next dollar is spent in the right place.
Timeline
3–5 business days · one revision round
Not included
Firmware rewrite (see Firmware Fix) · on-site visits · hardware
Corvus · sample verdict
Three of your forty nodes aren't weak — they're illegal. You're at 3.2% duty on an EU 868 band capped at 1%. The radio backs off and you read it as "range." Fix the timing, not the antenna.
02 · Design

Mesh & Link Design

You're planning a network — a farm, a yard, a campus, a backhaul — and you want it to work the first time you drive out to install it.

  • Terrain that bites. Real knife-edge diffraction, so a hill or a treeline shows up as lost dB before you climb the mast, not after.
  • Legal where you deploy. FCC or ETSI band, EIRP and duty checked, so the design can't get you a notice.
  • Placement, not just verdicts. If a link won't close, I find the high-ground repeater spot with clear line of sight to both ends.
  • A package to build from: BOM, per-node config, and a report your client or team can actually read.
Timeline
1–2 weeks · one revision round
Not included
Hardware procurement · on-site install · FCC/CE lab testing
design · deliverable
# mesh_design_v3.pdf nodes 18 gateways 2 worst link +6.1 dB (was −4.0) band 915 MHz FCC legal ✓ duty cycle 0.4% / 100% ok added 1 repeater @ ridge artifacts ▸ report.pdf · bom.csv · config/*.json · firmware.diff
03 · Build

Device Build

You have an idea for a wireless product — or a board that isn't behaving — and you want the whole thing carried from radio choice to working firmware by one person who understands both.

  • Right radio, right antenna. MCU + protocol + antenna chosen against your real range, power, and cost constraints — not a dev-board default.
  • Firmware that matches the physics. New code, or your existing firmware rewritten toward the fix, with a clean diff so you can see every change.
  • Caught before the fab. Regulation and link validated on-screen, so the first run isn't the one that fails compliance.
Timeline
Project-scoped · handoff call + one revision round
Not included
PCB fab & assembly runs · certification lab fees · enclosure tooling
Corvus · sample verdict
Your BLE wearable is 4 dB over the EIRP cap on the top band. Swap to the chip antenna in the BOM and clamp the power table two steps — it passes, and you keep 90% of the range. Cheaper than a re-spin.
How it works

No surprises, no open-ended hours.

Step 1

Tell me the curse

A short intake — what's deployed or planned, and what's going wrong. Free.

Step 2

Fixed quote

I confirm the package, price, and deliverable in writing before any work starts.

Step 3

The work

I model, diagnose, and build. You get progress, not silence.

Step 4

The grimoire

Report + code + BOM delivered, plus a handoff call and a revision round.

Foretell the link

Not sure which package fits?

Describe the problem in a sentence or two. I'll tell you which engagement it is — or if a free 15-minute look answers it outright.