Process
Here's exactly what happens, step by step.
No surprises. You'll know the cost, the timeline, and what to expect before anything starts.
We start with a short call to get to know your business. Then we walk through the actual process, either on-site or over video, and look at how it really happens day to day, not the version that lives in an org chart. From there we ask a few direct questions. How many hours a week does this eat, and whose time is it? How often does it break, and what does fixing it cost you? If you don't have exact numbers, that's fine. We'll help you build a solid estimate together.
Deliverable: A short, plain-language proposal covering the problem, what it's costing you, what we'd build, and a fixed price.
Once you approve the proposal, the price and delivery date are locked in. You'll get a written update every week covering what shipped and what's next, plus a short call every other week to review progress and clear up anything that's stuck. If something new comes up mid-build, we tell you right away and figure out together whether it fits the existing scope or becomes its own conversation. We don't quietly absorb it and let the timeline slip, and we don't surprise you with a bigger invoice either.
Every build includes a support window for bug fixes, tuning, and help using what we shipped, at no extra cost. New features or workflow changes after that get scoped as their own small project, so you're never stuck wondering whether something is covered.
Response time: 2 business days for anything in the included support window.
FAQ
We'll tell you directly. You keep the findings either way, and there's no obligation to move forward.
We flag it right away and figure out together whether it fits the existing scope or needs its own conversation. No silent scope creep, no surprise bills.
Nothing breaks by default. You're simply back to pay as you go if you need something, or you can set up a monthly retainer for ongoing priority support.
Weekly written updates during the build, a call every other week, and a real support window after handoff. You'll always know where things stand.