FAQ

Common Questions

It depends on scope — a focused automation build can ship in 2-4 weeks, while a full custom application typically runs 6-12 weeks. We give you a realistic timeline during scoping, before any work begins, and keep you updated if anything shifts along the way.

Every project gets a written quote based on scope, not a generic package price. We'll ask about your goals and constraints on an initial call, then follow up with a clear breakdown of cost and timeline before you commit to anything.

Yes — we work remotely with clients worldwide. Most collaboration happens over email and video calls, with regular check-ins so you always know where a project stands.

Our core stack spans PHP (Laravel, WordPress, CodeIgniter), JavaScript (React, Vue, Node.js), Python (Django, FastAPI) and mobile (Flutter, React Native). We pick the right tool for the job rather than forcing every project into one framework.

Yes. We regularly step into existing codebases — auditing what's there, fixing what's broken, and continuing development on WordPress, Laravel, PHP and JavaScript projects we didn't originally build.

Every project includes a post-launch support window, and most clients move onto an ongoing maintenance arrangement afterward — monitoring, updates and fixes so the site or application keeps running smoothly.

Reach out through the contact form or email us directly. We'll set up a short call to understand what you're trying to build, then follow up with a scope and quote.

Yes, happily — just let us know when you reach out and we'll send one over before the first detailed conversation.

Yes. Once a project is paid in full, all code and deliverables are yours outright, along with documentation and a proper handover.

That's the normal starting point for most projects. Our discovery process is built to turn a rough idea into a concrete, buildable scope — you don't need a finished spec to reach out.