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Tell us what's breaking
You don't need a spec or a budget. A description of what isn't working is enough to start.
What's breaking?
Answer as much or as little as you like. You get a written reply within 24 hours.
What happens next
We'll respond within 24 hours
Usually much faster during business hours.
We'll schedule a discovery call
30 minutes to understand your needs.
We'll share recommendations
Clear next steps, and an honest answer either way.
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St. Petersburg, FL, United States
Belgrade, Serbia
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Common questions
How much does a project cost?
Work is priced per phase, not per project. A phase lands in the four figures to low five figures depending on scope. The price is fixed before the phase starts and doesn't move. Most engagements run two to four phases, and each one is approved and funded separately, so you decide after every phase whether to continue. The exact number comes after the discovery call, in writing. We don't publish a single number because a number without scope is meaningless, and the scope depends on what breaks in your process.
How long does a project take?
Simpler projects take 2 to 6 weeks, usually a single phase. Others run several months, stretched across multiple phases. The timeline for each phase is in the written proposal, before you approve it.
Do you offer ongoing support?
Yes. The people who built it are the people who maintain it, on a monthly arrangement agreed before handover. If you'd rather maintain it in house, you own the code and we'll hand over what your developer needs.
What if I'm not sure what I need?
That's the normal case. Most people arrive with a problem, not a solution. The first call is about the process and where it breaks, and it ends with our honest read on which part is worth fixing first, or whether software is the wrong answer.
Do we own the code?
You own 100% of your code. No proprietary frameworks, no hostage situations: standard tooling, your repository, your hosting.
What exactly is a phase?
A scoped piece of work, two to six weeks of development, that addresses one defined bottleneck and ends with a working deliverable your team owns. Not a vague initiative that needs three more iterations before it's useful. Each phase is planned, funded and approved separately, so you keep control of cost and scope and there are no unpredicted financial or technical blowouts.