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Scale first,
then price
In our first meeting we talk about expected traffic, budget and timeline. That conversation determines which tier your project starts at — and, with it, the price.
No technical specification yet? Not a problem — we'll put one together with you.
Questions & answers
- If we start small, will we have to rewrite everything later?
- No — that's exactly why we set up a modular structure, environment separation, database migrations and Docker configuration from day one. They're invisible and don't inflate the budget, but they turn the move to S2 into a switch-on, not a rewrite.
- Why don't you set up CI/CD and a staging environment in the first project?
- Because for a one-person team releasing once a week, CI/CD is a cost, not a benefit. A pipeline pays for itself when the team grows and releases become more frequent. Until then, that budget goes into the product itself.
- Why are your timelines so short?
- Because we work with agentic development: our engineers write code together with AI agents, the agents handle the routine work, and humans make the architecture decisions and review every line. This multiplies speed without lowering quality — what a traditional agency delivers in 3 months, we usually deliver in 3-4 weeks.
- How long does it take to scale up?
- Moving from S1 to S2 usually takes 1–2 weeks: CI/CD, staging environment, automated tests, monitoring and a caching layer. Because the code is built for this from day one, the main work is configuration and verification — no rewrite.
- Do we lose contact once the project is done?
- Our model is the opposite. The first project is an introduction — afterwards, we remain your technical partner as the product grows: monthly sprints, architecture advice and support with SLA.
- How does pricing work?
- There are two models: a fixed-budget first project (S1) and a monthly team subscription (S2/S3). A fixed budget suits the validation stage; a subscription is more cost-effective for continuous development.
- Who owns the code and accounts?
- All source code, design files and infrastructure accounts are yours — set up in your name from day one. You can hand them over to another team at any time.