Most of our MVPs ship in 4 to 5 weeks from the date we receive the signed contract. Complex products with AI integration or multi-tenant architecture can run 5 to 6 weeks. We never pad timelines. In our scoping call we will give you an honest date, and we hit it.

100%. Every line of code we write is yours on day one. We transfer the full GitHub repository to your account on final delivery. No lock-in, no licensing fees, no "we need to talk about ongoing hosting". It's your product, full stop.

Our standard stack: Next.js + TypeScript for the frontend, Node.js or Fastify for the API layer, PostgreSQL for the database (often on Supabase or Railway), Stripe for billing, and AWS or Vercel for deployment. If your project has specific requirements, we adapt — we're not dogmatic about tools.

Every plan includes 30 days of free post-launch support for bugs and minor tweaks. For new feature development, we offer retainer arrangements or fixed-scope follow-on projects. Many of our clients have been with us through multiple build phases — we become your long-term technical partner.

We sign an NDA before any project-specific discussion begins. Your idea, your business model, and your code are fully protected by mutual non-disclosure and a work-for-hire IP assignment agreement. We have never been involved in a legal dispute — our reputation is built entirely on trust.

Absolutely. We regularly collaborate with in-house designers, technical co-founders, and part-time developers. We're excellent at working within existing codebases too — if you have something partially built and need professional engineers to finish it, we can step right in.

It's a 30-minute video call with one of our senior engineers — not a salesperson. We'll explore your idea, define what an MVP actually needs (versus what would be nice to have), identify technical risks, and give you a rough timeline and cost estimate on the spot. Zero obligation, complete transparency.

It is genuinely fixed. Once we've agreed on scope and you've signed the contract, the price does not change — not for delays on our end, not for complexity we discover along the way. The only way additional cost is introduced is if you materially change the scope after signing, which we handle with a transparent change order process.