How does your process work, from first conversation to launch?

Every project starts with a call rather than a form. We ask about the problem you are solving before the feature list, because the feature list usually changes once the underlying problem is clear. After that we send a written proposal: scope, timeline, price or hourly estimate, and what we need from your side to hit that timeline (usually one clear decision-maker and reasonably fast feedback on demos).

Once you sign off, a short kickoff call confirms scope and introduces the engineers building your project. Work happens in short milestones, typically one to three weeks depending on project size, and each one ends in something you can click through on a staging URL rather than a status report. We check in on a fixed cadence, weekly for most projects and more often near launch, and you’re never stuck waiting for a scheduled call to get an update.

Launch isn’t the end of the relationship. We hand over the code, credentials, and documentation, and talk through what support looks like afterward, which is covered below.