Question 1

How does your pricing work?

Accepted Answer

We offer project-based and retainer pricing depending on your needs. Every engagement starts with a free strategy call where we scope the work and provide a transparent quote — no hidden fees.

Question 2

How long does a typical project take?

Accepted Answer

Most MVPs and web apps launch within 4–8 weeks. Timelines depend on scope and complexity, but we'll give you a clear roadmap before we start.

Question 3

What's included in a project?

Accepted Answer

You get end-to-end delivery: strategy, system design, development, testing, and launch support. We also provide documentation and a handoff so your team can maintain things going forward.

Question 4

How do we communicate during the project?

Accepted Answer

We use async updates via Slack or email, plus weekly check-ins. You'll always know what's happening and have direct access to the team building your product.

Question 5

What tech stack do you use?

Accepted Answer

We're flexible and choose the best tools for each project — React, Next.js, Node, Supabase, no-code platforms, and more. We'll recommend the right stack based on your goals and budget.

Question 6

Can I start with a small project first?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Many of our long-term partners started with a single sprint or audit. It's a great way to see how we work before committing to a larger engagement.

Question 7

Do you offer ongoing maintenance and support?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and honestly, every website needs it. A website is not a one-time purchase. Just like a car needs oil changes and maintenance to keep running well, your site needs regular updates to stay secure, relevant, and effective. We offer monthly retainer packages that cover site health checks, content updates, SEO maintenance, and goal tracking. Businesses whose sites generate real ROI understand that maintaining that asset is worth the investment. Those who don't maintain it wonder why their site isn't working.

Question 8

What happens if a previous developer made changes I can't explain?

Accepted Answer

It happens on almost every support case we've worked on. A developer made changes, there's no documentation, no changelog, and no way to reach them. We fix that. Every project we touch includes a change log — what was changed, when, and why. You will always know what's happening on your own site.

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