The things clients usually ask before starting — and the honest answers.
Web development, mobile apps, UI/UX design, e-commerce, custom software, and SEO & digital marketing — delivered by one senior team, not a chain of subcontractors.
With a conversation. You describe the goal, we ask sharp questions, and within a few days you get a scoped proposal with an honest timeline and fixed price. No commitment until you sign.
Yes — roughly a third of our work is with startups. We’ll also tell you plainly if your idea needs a smaller first step than you think. We’d rather talk you out of overspending than take the bigger cheque.
Often, yes. We start with a technical audit — a fixed-price review of the code, architecture, and what’s salvageable — then give you a straight verdict before any build work begins.
A marketing site usually runs 3–5 weeks; a mobile app 8–14. You get a milestone plan before we start, and a demo every week while we build — so slippage is visible immediately, not at the deadline.
It depends on scope, and we’d be suspicious of anyone who quotes without asking questions first. After a discovery call we give you a fixed, itemized quote — the price we quote is the price you pay unless you change the scope.
We work milestone-based: a deposit to begin, then payments tied to delivered phases. You never pay for work you haven’t seen.
Modern, boring-in-a-good-way stacks: React/Next.js and WordPress for web, React Native and native tooling for mobile, Node.js and Python for backends, and established cloud platforms for hosting. We pick for longevity, not hype.
You do — 100%, from day one. Repositories, credentials, and design files are transferred to you at handover, documented so another team could pick them up.
Yes. Every project includes a 30-day post-launch support window, and most clients continue on a monthly care plan covering updates, security patches, monitoring, and iteration hours.
Of course. We’re happy to sign yours before you share anything sensitive — just send it over with your first message.
Ask it directly — you’ll get an answer from a senior team member, not a sales rep.