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Common questions about scope, pricing, and how an engagement with us actually works.
Cost depends on scope — a focused MVP is a different engagement than an ongoing platform build. We scope every project individually and give you a clear estimate before work starts, not a vague range. Reach out via the Contact page with a rough idea of what you're building and we'll follow up with specifics.
A focused MVP is typically weeks, not months; a larger platform build is a longer engagement broken into milestones you can see progress against. We define a timeline during scoping, before any code gets written, so you know what to expect and when.
Both. Early-stage startups needing a first production build and established teams needing to extend or harden an existing system make up most of our work. What matters more than company stage is having a clear enough problem to scope.
We scope most projects with defined milestones and a fixed estimate per phase, so costs are predictable. For ongoing work — maintenance, infrastructure support, incremental features — we can also work on a retainer basis. We agree on the model upfront, before work starts.
You do — fully. Source code, infrastructure, and credentials are yours from day one, not held by us. We also document the system so another team could pick it up without us in the room, if that's ever needed.
Most of our work is actually on existing codebases — extending features, fixing performance problems, or taking over maintenance from a previous team. We start any existing-codebase engagement with an architecture review before changing anything.
We're based in Lahore, Pakistan, and work with clients globally on a remote basis. We coordinate around your timezone for standups and reviews rather than expecting you to work around ours.
Yes. Every project can move into a support arrangement after launch — bug fixes, monitoring, small iterations — instead of ending at deployment. We can also just hand off a fully documented system if you'd rather bring maintenance in-house.
React and Next.js on the frontend, Node.js (Express, Nest.js) and FastAPI on the backend, PostgreSQL and MongoDB for data, and AWS, Firebase, or Supabase for infrastructure. See the Services page for the full breakdown by project type.
Authentication, role-based access control, and input validation are part of the default build on every project, not an optional add-on. For projects with specific compliance requirements, we scope those requirements explicitly during planning.
Yes — AI-assisted workflows speed up boilerplate, first drafts, and repetitive patterns. Every change still goes through manual code review and testing before it ships; AI changes how fast we work, not whether the output gets checked.
Reach out through the Contact page with a description of what you're building, even if it's still rough. We'll follow up with questions to scope the project, then come back with a timeline and estimate before any commitment is needed.
Tell us what you're building — we'll help you architect it right the first time.