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Tell us what you’re building

Share a few details and we’ll book a free 30-minute discovery call. You’ll get a written scope and tailored quote within 48 hours.

Budget (USD)

No payment or commitment required. Please do not include passwords or sensitive customer data.

What happens next

  1. 1

    Tell us what you’re building

    Book a free 30-minute discovery call about your product, users and deadline. You get a written scope within 48 hours.

  2. 2

    We design, build & ship

    We design and build your product in two-week sprints with a live staging link, so you see working software every single week.

  3. 3

    We support & scale

    Hosting, monitoring, security updates and new features are handled for you. Just message the engineers who built it.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Sprints, pricing and ownership — the questions founders ask us most.

What does the sprint fee cover?

A focused web release: one primary user workflow, up to five key screens, authentication and one standard third-party integration. Design, development, testing and deployment handover are included. The signed scope confirms the final deliverables and price.

The proposal confirms deliverables, timeline and acceptance criteria.

How is ongoing support scoped?

Monitoring, updates, bug fixes and product improvements are scoped around your application and the level of support you need.

Your proposal confirms coverage, response expectations and fees. Hosting, third-party costs and additional work are agreed separately.

When do I pay?

We discuss your requirements and send a project-specific proposal before work starts.

Payment milestones and handover terms are agreed in your proposal. Nothing is charged until you approve the scope.

Who owns the code?

You do, from the very first commit.

Everything lives in your own GitHub organisation and cloud accounts. There is no lock-in, no licence fee and no hostage-taking — if you ever want to move on, you take everything with you.

We also hand over documentation so any engineer can pick up where we left off.