An internal system for a company
We move the work out of spreadsheets and chat threads into one system: documents from data, access rights, change history. Starts with a free review.
A subscription service, an internal system, a first version to test an idea. The question is not the technology but what must work in version one.
We move the work out of spreadsheets and chat threads into one system: documents from data, access rights, change history. Starts with a free review.
The first version of your product, built to test demand rather than to look complete. Idea review, analytics from day one and an honest now-or-later scope line.
The client picks the specialist, service and time themselves, with a reminder the day before and protection against double booking.
We build web services people pay for regularly: subscriptions or pay-per-use, a user account with limits, billing and analytics. We show it on our own products.
It depends on the scope rather than the type of site: how many pages, how many integrations, whether the content is ready. The timeline in business days is stated on each service page, and it starts when we have the access and the materials, not from the date of signing.
Yes, and more often than not that is the right call. The first version should prove that the solution works for your case; extending is cheaper than rebuilding something unnecessary. At the review we split the task into «now» and «later» explicitly.
There is deliberately no public price list: the scope of the same work differs several times over between two clients, and a «from» figure would mislead. First comes a free audit or a review of the task, then an estimate broken down by stages, and only after that a contract with a fixed amount.
Every project gets a written contract: scope, deadlines, amount, acceptance procedure. The contractor is a registered sole proprietor, paid by bank transfer with closing documents. The result is handed over under an acceptance act.
A 30-day warranty from the day the acceptance act is signed: mistakes on our side are fixed at no charge (clause 7.2 of the contract). The warranty covers the work we did, not changes that appeared after handover.
The client. Ownership of the code, the design and the materials transfers after full payment (clause 6.2). Domain, hosting, repository, analytics and ad accounts are registered in your name, not ours.
Describe the task in your own words — we will tell you where to start and whether you need what you came for. If you do not, we will say so.