FAQ
From our pricing to our people to our process, you ask, we answer.
Most projects are between 6–10 weeks from kickoff to hand‑off.
This includes a 1‑week discovery phase (requirements, wireframes), 4–6 weeks of development sprints (in 1‑ or 2‑week increments), 1 week of testing, feedback & training.
You can choose a fixed price for a clearly scoped project or a monthly retainer if you’d like ongoing improvements and support. Both options come with a clear contract and no surprise fees.
To a large extent, yes. We’ll give you a quick training session.
Absolutely. We build solutions that work with your current tools and workflows.
No. We don’t have in‑house designers. For internal tools, we use Untitled UI for a clean, consistent look. If you have your own designer or agency, we collaborate with them.
Every project is built in sprints with regular reviews. That means we adjust early, long before launch, so you never get a “final version” you don’t want.
A Master Services Agreement (MAS), a 50% deposit, and a kickoff call with your decision-makers. For integration projects, system access credentials are required.
You’ll work directly with Himanshu as your main contact. Developers on your project are also available for direct communication via Slack or email.
Yes. We’re happy to sign your NDA or ours. We do not enter into exclusivity contracts. Our work with you does not limit us from serving other clients in your industry.
We respect our clients’ time and do not involve them in sales calls. Instead, we share verified testimonials from past projects, both on our site and on G2, giving you a clear view of our approach, relationships, and results.
A tight, three‑person team means no red tape and no chinese whispers. You’ll work directly with the devs who handle every detail, every decision, and every delivery.
Both. Our work ranges from funded startups to enterprise departments looking for fast, high-quality solutions without the overhead of a large agency.

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