A Written Price Before Work Starts
Every job gets a scope and a number in writing first — a fixed price for defined work, or an hourly rate with a capped estimate. If scope changes, we re-quote before we build, not after.
We would rather show you the terms we sign than publish quotes you cannot check. Here is what goes into every agreement — and how to reach clients who have worked with us.
These are contract clauses, not marketing lines. Ask us to point them out in the agreement before you sign.
Every job gets a scope and a number in writing first — a fixed price for defined work, or an hourly rate with a capped estimate. If scope changes, we re-quote before we build, not after.
Source code, designs, and data are yours. We work in your repository where possible, hand over full documentation, and transfer everything at the end. No license fees, no hostage situations.
We sign your NDA — or send ours — before the first technical conversation. Your idea, your data, and your customer information stay confidential during and after the engagement.
You see running software on a fixed cadence, not slide decks. Sprint demos, a shared board you can open any time, and a written status note covering what shipped and what slipped.
If something we built breaks against the agreed scope within 90 days of delivery, we fix it at no charge. Bugs are our problem; new requests get quoted as new work.
No account manager relaying messages. You get direct access to the engineer doing the work, in your time zone, with at least four hours of daily overlap.
Most of our work sits under NDA, and we do not publish client names, logos, or quotes without written permission. That cuts both ways: your project will not appear on this site either, unless you ask us to put it there.
If you are evaluating us for a project, tell us what you are building and we will arrange a reference call with a client who has done something comparable — subject to their agreement.
Send over a bug, a screen, or an integration. Fixed price from $12, quoted before we start.