Tell us whatyou're building.

Every price is fixed and agreed before work starts, never hourly. Agency projects start at $3,000, or $2,500/mo as a retainer. An AI app audit is $1,000. Custom builds start at $5,000. After launch, a care plan covering hosting, monitoring, updates and small fixes starts at $300/mo. You can pay by bank transfer or card, or on-chain in most major assets including BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC, USDT and LTC. Milestone payment plans are available on larger builds.

An audit takes 5 business days. An agency brief gets a fixed quote within 48 hours, and the timeline is part of that quote. Most custom builds ship in 2–4 weeks from scope to production, and larger platforms run in consecutive increments, each ending in something deployed. The ship date is agreed before work starts, so it is a commitment rather than an estimate.

Yes. We build websites, web apps, custom features and integrations under your agency's name, and your client deals with you. A clear brief gets a fixed quote within 48 hours, and we sign an NDA on request.

Usually, yes. Building with AI tools is a reasonable way to get to a working product, and the next step is making it hold up for real users. The audit checks sign-in, keys, database rules, payments and how the app behaves under load. You get a written report and a fixed quote for the fixes. If a rebuild is the better option, the report says so.

You do, entirely. The repository, the domain, the hosting accounts and every third-party service are provisioned in your name from day one. There is no proprietary framework, no licence, and nothing that requires paying us to keep running. Any competent engineer can pick it up after handover.

You get one point of contact, and every message gets a reply within 24 hours on business days. Work in progress goes up on preview links you can open any time, with a short written update at each milestone, so you never have to wait for a status meeting to find out where things stand.

Whatever the problem calls for. Mostly TypeScript and Next.js, Python where its ecosystem does the work, Rust or Go where speed decides the product, and PostgreSQL and Redis for data. These are well-documented, widely used choices, so hiring your next engineer is easy and nothing depends on us.