FAQ
Questions, answered.
Working together
How do we start a project?
Send a short note through the contact form or email us directly. We reply within two business days, then book a discovery call to understand the goal, constraints and timeline. If we are a good fit, we send a written proposal with scope, approach and next steps.
How long does a project take?
It depends on scope. Landing pages typically take 1–3 weeks, automation work 2–6 weeks, storefronts 4–10 weeks and full web apps 6–16 weeks. We give a more accurate estimate after the discovery call.
Do you work with existing codebases and teams?
Yes. We regularly join existing products, audit the current architecture and work alongside in-house teams. We keep changes incremental so the product stays shippable while we improve it.
How do you communicate during a project?
We use a shared channel for day-to-day updates, short weekly demos and written decisions for anything that changes scope. You always know what is in progress, what is blocked and what is next.
Do you work remotely?
Yes. The studio works remotely and collaborates across time zones. We agree on overlap hours for calls and keep the rest of the work asynchronous.
Pricing & engagement
How much does a project cost?
Every quote is based on scope, complexity and timeline. We do not publish fixed prices because two projects with the same page count can need very different engineering. After a discovery call we send a clear proposal with a fixed scope or a milestone-based estimate.
Do you offer fixed-price projects or retainers?
Both. Well-defined builds work well as fixed-price projects. Ongoing product work, maintenance and automation support usually fit a monthly retainer.
How are payments scheduled?
Larger projects are split into milestones, with an initial deposit and payments tied to agreed delivery points. Retainers are billed monthly in advance.
Do you offer audits or consultations?
Yes. We offer focused audits for performance, accessibility, architecture and automation opportunities. An audit is a good way to get a clear plan before committing to a larger build.
Technical & ownership
What stack do you use?
We are TypeScript-first and work across SvelteKit, Next.js, Nuxt, Node.js and Laravel. The stack is chosen for the product and the team that will maintain it, not for our preferences.
Do we own the code and intellectual property?
Yes. On final payment, the code and project-specific intellectual property are yours. We can also hand over documentation, infrastructure access and any third-party accounts created for the project.
Can you scale or maintain what you build?
Yes. We design for maintainability and can stay involved through a retainer for feature work, monitoring, performance and ongoing improvements.
How do you handle performance, accessibility and SEO?
They are part of the build, not an afterthought. We set performance budgets, test keyboard and screen-reader paths, and include metadata, structured data and crawlable content from the start.
Do you build AI agents and automations?
Yes. We build n8n workflows, LLM-powered agents and integrations with the tools a team already uses. We include guardrails, logging and human approval where the stakes require it.
Support & handover
Do you offer post-launch support?
Yes. Support can cover bug fixes, monitoring, small improvements or a larger roadmap. We agree on the level of support before launch so there is no ambiguity afterwards.
What happens at handover?
You receive the source code, documentation, environment details and a walkthrough of the architecture. We stay available for questions during the handover period and can train your team if needed.
Can you sign an NDA?
Yes. We are happy to sign an NDA before discussing confidential product details.
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