- You’re not local — how does that work?
- We work a 4-hour daily overlap with US Eastern and a full overlap with UK and European hours. You get a written update at the end of every working day, and your code sits in your repository from the first commit — not ours. In practice most clients say it feels closer than agencies in their own city, because the updates never stop.
- What does a typical project cost?
- The 5-Day Build is $1,500 fixed and is how most clients start. Beyond that, a focused internal tool or automation usually lands between $4,000 and $12,000. A full web or mobile application is typically $15,000 to $40,000. We quote a fixed number before we start, and we’d rather tell you the range now than waste a call.
- How fast can you start?
- Usually within one to two weeks. If you book a call this week we’ll tell you our real next opening on that call — we don’t hold slots we can’t honour.
- Who owns the code?
- You do, completely, on final payment. It lives in your repository, under your account, from day one. No licensing, no hosting lock-in, no per-seat fees to us. If you decide to take it in-house next month, everything you need is already yours.
- What if it goes wrong?
- The 5-Day Build is billed half up front and half on delivery. If what we ship doesn’t do what the written scope says, you don’t pay the second half. On larger projects we work in fixed-price milestones so you can stop after any one of them.
- Can you work with our existing team and stack?
- Yes — that’s most of our work. We join your repo, follow your conventions, and open pull requests your engineers review. If you have no engineers, we handle deployment and hosting too, and document it so you’re never dependent on us.
- Can I see the code during the build?
- Yes. Your repository is live from the first commit. You can see every change as it happens, follow the commit history, and leave comments. We open pull requests so you can review before merge if you prefer.
- What if you cannot finish in five days?
- If we are late because of something on our side, we continue until the agreed scope is done — at our cost, not yours. We do not charge extra for our own delays. The second payment is only due when the agreed scope is delivered.