Common questions from a first scoping call. If yours isn't here, ask us directly.
Most fixed-scope projects run three to six months from kickoff to launch, depending on integrations and the number of user roles involved. We give a specific range after the discovery stage, not before.
Most of our clients are mid-market operations teams — retailers, logistics networks, lenders — rather than very early-stage startups or the largest enterprises. If your team has an established operation and a specific workflow gap, we're usually a good fit.
On fixed-scope projects, changes go through a short change-order process so timeline and cost impact are clear upfront. On a dedicated-team engagement, reprioritization happens monthly as part of the model.
Yes. We sign NDAs before discovery calls when requested, and our engineering practices include access controls, encrypted data handling, and compliance review for regulated industries like healthcare and BFSI.
Yes. On completed and fully paid engagements, you own the resulting code and IP outright. Contract terms are confirmed in the statement of work for each engagement.
Every project includes a post-launch support window. Most clients move to a retainer or dedicated-team model afterward for ongoing feature work, though that's optional.
Yes — we regularly work alongside internal teams, either embedding engineers into your team or handling a defined workstream independently.
We run a paid discovery phase for larger or less-defined projects, which produces a firm scope and price before full development begins.
A short call usually clears up the rest.