From First Call to Live Product

Yes. For well-scoped projects with clear requirements, we offer fixed-price contracts where your investment is locked from day one. For projects with evolving requirements, we recommend a Time & Materials or Dedicated Team model that gives you more flexibility. We discuss the best model for your project during Discovery.

We offer four engagement models: Fixed Price (defined scope, locked cost), Time & Materials (flexible scope, transparent hourly billing), Dedicated Team (a pod of senior engineers working exclusively on your product), and Retainer (a monthly allocation of engineering hours for ongoing work). We will recommend the model that best fits your project during scoping.

Yes. We sign a mutual NDA before any discovery session or scoping discussion. Confidentiality is a baseline expectation for us, not an afterthought. Our standard NDA covers all information exchanged during the engagement and has no expiry for proprietary business data.

You do. Full intellectual property — code, designs, data models, documentation — transfers to you upon final payment. We do not retain any license to your product. This is written into every contract with no exceptions.

On Fixed Price contracts, cost overruns are our responsibility, not yours. If scope is unchanged, the price is unchanged. On Time & Materials projects, we flag any risk of overspend before it happens — you always approve additional investment before we proceed. We have never delivered a surprise invoice.

Openly and in writing. Small adjustments inside the agreed scope are absorbed — that is what sprints are for. Genuine scope changes get a short written impact note (what it costs, what it moves) before any work starts, so the decision is always yours and the budget never drifts silently. The original fixed price stays the floor; nothing is re-traded.

You will have a direct WhatsApp or Slack channel with your lead engineer and a project manager. We run weekly sprint demos so you see working software every 7 days. All tasks, decisions, and blockers are tracked in a shared project board (Notion or Jira, your preference). You will never need to chase us for an update.

Three things, and we tell you exactly when: a decision-maker who can attend the weekly demo and answer questions within a day or two, content and access when we ask for them (brand assets, account credentials, sample data), and honest feedback early — telling us a direction feels wrong in week two costs nothing; discovering it at handover costs a phase. We structure requests so your total time commitment is a couple of hours a week.

You say so at the weekly demo — that is its purpose. Because we ship working software every sprint, corrections happen against something real rather than a document, and they happen early. In the rare case a relationship genuinely is not working, the exit is clean by design: you own all work delivered to date, with documentation, and any competent team can continue from it. We would rather lose a project gracefully than hold a client hostage.