Tell Us Which Situation Is Closest
The form asks one question first (build, stuck, or keep running), then a name, an email and, optionally, a link.
One honest conversation with an engineer.
Before anyone quotes you anything. A free technical call with a senior engineer who could do the work. You leave with a straight answer: whether we fit, which published price band your work sits in, and the one next step.
Why a call first
Why start with a call?
The person on the call is an engineer who could do the work, not a salesperson, and the price band comes from the same list that is on our pricing page.
If it is clearly not something we do, the reply says so. When the answer depends on what is inside an existing system, the next step is a System review. When the need is clear, it goes straight to a fixed quote.
An engineer. A straight answer. One next step.
Free
Technical call with a senior engineer
2018
Building and running production software since
3
Cities: Istanbul, Amsterdam and Miami
1 week
System review, delivered within a week
How a job starts here
From a short form to one clear next step
An Engineer Reads It
The request goes to an engineer, not a sales queue, and if it is clearly not something we do, the reply says so.
The path
Nothing is booked until you ask for it.
The Call
By video or phone. We ask how the business runs, what has been tried, and what budget and timing are realistic. You can ask anything about how we work.
The Next Step, or a Clean No
You get the recommended next step and its published price, and nothing is booked until you ask for it.
Who it is for
For people with something to build, fix or keep running
Not sure yet what it needs? That is exactly what the call is for.
A good fit
No In-House Tech Team
You run a business and need a technical opinion you can trust.
A good fit
A Live System That Worries You
A WooCommerce store, a Laravel or PHP application, or a mobile app.
A good fit
An Idea or a Manual Process
You want to know whether software, a tool, or nothing is the answer.
Not a fit
On Site, or by the Hour
We work remotely and sell finished work, not hours of someone's time. A local agency, a firm that rents out developers, or a larger consultancy fits better.
What you leave with
Three things you walk away with, whether or not we work together
A Straight Answer on Fit
If we are the wrong team, you hear it on the first call, with a pointer to a firm that fits.
The Cost Band Before the Brief
Before anyone writes a proposal, we match your work to our published prices: a System review, a fixed-price Build or a monthly Run plan.
And one next step
One next step, not a sales sequence.
Usually a System review if a system exists, a scope and fixed quote if it does not, or nothing at all if a tool you can buy already solves it.
FAQ
Questions people ask before the call
Yes, with no obligation. It lets you judge whether we are right for you, and lets us turn down work we would do badly.
A link to the site or app if one exists, a short description of what is missing or broken, and a budget range if you have one. A two-minute screen recording of the current process helps more than a long document.
Often a tool will do, and we will tell you. Custom software earns its cost when the process is specific to how you make money, or your tools cannot talk to each other.
You get the price band, not the final figure: a System review, a fixed-price Build or a monthly Run plan. A fixed price comes with a written scope. Current prices are on our pricing page.
