The same shape whether it is a three-week website or a three-month product. The difference is how long step three runs — not how much of it you get to see.
A call, an hour, free. We work out what the software has to do, what it must not do, and whether we are the right people to build it.
You describe the business and the problem; we ask the questions that change the price — who uses it, what it has to connect to, what happens today when it goes wrong. If the honest answer is that you need a spreadsheet, a plugin, or a different studio, you get that answer on this call rather than after an invoice.
A written plan with screens, milestones, a fixed price and a date. Nothing starts until you have read it and agreed to it.
We write the project down: every screen, what is in version one, what is deliberately not, the milestones, the fixed price and the launch date. It is short enough to read in one sitting. Larger projects start with a paid discovery week if the shape is not clear yet — you keep the document either way.
You get a live link from week one and it updates as we go. Weekly demos, no black box, no month of silence ending in a surprise.
Design and build run together. From the first week there is a link you can open on your phone, and it changes as the work lands. Every week: a demo, a written update, and the current state of the plan. Changes are welcome — we tell you at the time what each one costs in days, before it is made.
We launch, hand over the code and the accounts, and stay on a care plan if you want the same people maintaining it.
Launch day is a checklist we have run before: domains, certificates, analytics, monitoring, backups. Then the handover — repository, hosting, third-party accounts, all in your name — and two weeks of fixes included. After that a care plan is optional, never a lock-in.
The number in the scope document is the number on the bill. If we misjudged the work, that is our problem, not a change order.
Every week has a demo and a written update, including the weeks where the honest update is that something took longer than we thought.
Repository, hosting, domains and third-party accounts are in your name from the start. Leaving us costs you nothing but a goodbye.
If we ever bring in a specialist — a photographer, a compliance reviewer — you know who they are before they start.
You do, from the first commit. It lives in your GitHub organisation and your hosting account, and nothing we build depends on us staying around.
Fixed price against a written scope for defined projects, and a monthly rate for ongoing product work. No hourly billing, no invoice you could not have predicted.
A website is two to three weeks. A product with accounts and payments is six to twelve. We give you a date in the scope document and we hold it.
Yes. We are in Coimbatore and work across time zones — most clients get a written update daily and a call weekly, which turns out to matter more than sharing an office.
Often. We start with a paid audit of the existing code, tell you honestly whether it is worth continuing, and only then quote for the rest.
One person who can make decisions, and an hour a week. We handle design, copy, build, deployment and the store submissions.
You ask, and we tell you what it costs in days before anything moves. Small changes usually absorb into the week; larger ones get a one-line amendment to the scope so the price never drifts quietly.
Yes, before the first call if you prefer. Send yours or use ours.
Book it, describe the problem, and leave with a plan either way.
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