We only work with startups. Design, frontend, backend, and the architecture decisions in between - taken from a PRD to something that actually generates leads.

Yes. No agencies, no enterprise procurement cycles, no one-off marketing pages for companies that already have a design team. Narrowing to one kind of client is the reason we can move quickly - we have seen the same problems before, so we are not learning your constraints on your budget.

It means the decisions that are expensive to reverse get made deliberately at the start: data model, auth, and the boundaries between parts of the system. Plenty of MVPs ship fast by deferring all three, then need a rewrite the moment they find users. We would rather spend an extra week early than rebuild in month four.

Usually within a week or two. We deliberately take on a small number of projects at once, so availability is real rather than a queue you sit in. A front-end site can be scoped, designed, and deployed inside two weeks. Larger builds start with a short scoping conversation before any design work begins.

Front-end websites start at $300–350. MVP builds and rebuilds run $500–900. Full-stack products start around $700 and go up with scope - auth, dashboards, and integrations are what move the number. We give you a fixed figure after the call, once we know what is actually being built, rather than an estimate that quietly grows.

Often, yes - that is most of what a rebuild is. We start by reading what is there and telling you honestly whether it is worth extending or worth replacing. Sometimes the answer is that your code is fine and the real problem is the UX. We would rather say that than sell you a rewrite.

Both, and that is the point. Design that has never been built tends to specify things that are expensive for no reason, and development without design tends to ship whatever was easiest. Doing both means the handoff is a conversation between the two of us rather than a document.

Next.js and TypeScript on the front, with Tailwind for styling and Vercel for hosting. On the back, Node or FastAPI with Postgres, plus whatever auth and storage the project genuinely needs. We are not religious about it, but we are fast in it, and picking a stack we know well is part of what keeps the price where it is.

A deposit to reserve the slot and start work, then payments tied to agreed delivery milestones. Longer partnerships can move to monthly instead. Scope, dates, and what each payment covers are written down before anything begins, so neither side is guessing.

It is what we prefer. Shipping v1 is the easy part; the interesting work is everything you learn from users afterwards. We would rather stay on as the team that knows your codebase than hand over a repository and disappear. Monthly retainers are available once we have shipped something together.

You do, in full, on final payment - repository, design files, and assets. No licensing arrangement and no ongoing fee to keep using what you paid for. We ask only to show the work publicly, and we will keep it private if the project is confidential.