You know what happens next, at every step.
Every milestone priced before it starts, tested against criteria you agreed, and signed off by you. The code is in your GitHub from the first commit.
From the first call to handover, and after.And what you hold at the end of each stage.
First call
You tell us what you’re building and why now. We tell you plainly whether we’re the right team for it.
A straight answer on fit, and whether your build needs a Blueprint first.
No milestone is invoiced until you’ve signed it off.Then the next one starts.
Every milestone ends on staging, where you test it against the criteria in the proposal. If it doesn’t pass, it isn’t done.
One lead. No account managers.You always know where it stands.
One lead, first call to handover. The person who scopes your build is the person who runs it.
A demo every week. You see the product working, not a status slide. Staging is always live.
Your tools. Your repo, your tracker, your chat. Nothing to install or learn.
A note every Friday. What shipped, what’s next, and anything that needs your decision.
Have a product already? We start with a code review.Not a rewrite pitch.
One to two weeks in your code and infrastructure. You get a written report: what’s solid, what’s fragile, what to fix first, and whether to build on it.
Questions, answered.Before you sign anything.
When do we pay?
A larger build starts with a paid Blueprint, as its own fee. Once the proposal is signed, a deposit starts the build. After that, each milestone has a fixed price and is invoiced once you’ve signed it off.
What if we want something that isn’t in the plan?
It’s priced first and you approve it before anyone starts. You can add it, or swap it for something planned. The price never moves without your say.
Can we stop after the Blueprint?
Yes. You keep the prototype and the plan, and take them to any team you like.
What if a milestone isn’t right?
It isn’t signed off until it passes the criteria agreed in the proposal. If it doesn’t, we fix it before it’s invoiced.
Who owns the code?
You do, once the work is paid in full. From the first commit it lives in your GitHub and runs in your accounts, and it’s handed over with the keys and runbooks at launch.
We already have a product. Where do we start?
With a code review. It tells you what’s solid, what’s fragile and what to fix first. For a live product that needs a team, see Ongoing development.
Start with a call.
You’ll leave knowing whether we’re the right team, and what the first step would be.
Not ready for a call? Write to us.