Question 1

How much does a project cost?

Accepted Answer

It depends on scope, so we don't publish a price list that would be wrong for everyone. As a rough guide: an MVP typically runs 6–12 weeks with a small team, a custom platform 12–24 weeks with a larger one, and consulting engagements 2–6 weeks. We run a paid discovery first, then give you a fixed scope and a fixed price. If your budget can't reach a useful outcome, we'll say so before you spend anything on discovery.

Question 2

How do you charge?

Accepted Answer

Two models. Fixed price for defined scope — you know the number before we start and changes are quoted before they enter a sprint. Or a monthly retainer for ongoing work, where you get an agreed team allocation and a roadmap reviewed each quarter. We don't do open-ended hourly billing, because it puts our incentives against yours.

Question 3

Do we own the code?

Accepted Answer

Entirely, from the first commit. We work inside your GitHub organization and your cloud account. There's no proprietary framework, no licensed component and no runtime you have to keep paying for. If you move to another team or bring it in-house, everything goes with you.

Question 4

You're in Pakistan and we're not. How does that work?

Accepted Answer

We overlap at least four hours with European and UK working days, and we can extend into US mornings. More importantly, we work asynchronously by default: decisions get written down, the board is public to you, and progress is visible without a meeting. Most of our clients have never been in the same room as us.

Question 5

What happens if the project runs late?

Accepted Answer

You'll know before it happens. We demo every two weeks, so slippage is visible in week four rather than week sixteen. On fixed-price work, an overrun caused by our estimate is ours to absorb. An overrun caused by scope change gets quoted and approved before the work starts — no silent absorption, no surprise invoice.

Question 6

Can you work with our existing team?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and often that's the better arrangement. We embed into your process, use your repositories and standards, and join your ceremonies. We can also take one workstream while your team keeps the rest. Knowledge transfer is planned from the start rather than promised at the end.

Question 7

What if we already have a codebase?

Accepted Answer

We start with a paid audit — usually one to two weeks — covering architecture, dependencies, security and delivery process. You get a written report with a direct recommendation, which is sometimes 'this is fine, fix these four things' rather than a rewrite. The audit is useful whether or not you continue with us.

Question 8

What happens after launch?

Accepted Answer

Defects in what we built are covered for 90 days at no cost. Beyond that, most clients move to a support retainer with defined severity levels, response-time SLAs, monthly security patching and included development hours. If you'd rather run it yourself, we do a paid handover with documentation and training.

Question 9

How quickly can you start?

Accepted Answer

Discovery usually starts within one to two weeks. Full team allocation depends on current commitments — typically two to four weeks out. We'd rather give you an honest start date than take a deposit and put you in a queue.

Question 10

Can you handle real scale, or just small builds?

Accepted Answer

Both, and we'll tell you which one you actually need. Plenty of teams ask for microservices when a modular monolith would serve them for years at a fraction of the operational cost — we'd rather build that and leave clean seams for extraction later. Where scale is genuinely the constraint, we build for it properly: stateless services behind a load balancer, an event backbone so components can be added without touching producers, read replicas and caching where the profile calls for it, and load testing against realistic peak before launch rather than after.

Question 11

Do we have to be on AWS, or can it run on our own servers?

Accepted Answer

Your call, and it doesn't change how we build. Everything ships as containers defined in code, so the same pipeline deploys to your AWS or Azure account, to a VPS you control, or to hardware in your own datacentre. Self-hosting is a real option we support rather than tolerate — for some clients it's a compliance requirement, for others it's simply cheaper at their volume.

Question 12

What do you not do?

Accepted Answer

We don't do SEO retainers, paid advertising, social media management or brand campaigns. We solve problems with technology — hiring us for marketing services would get you a worse result than a specialist. We're happy to recommend people for that work.

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