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Fixed-scope project
A defined outcome, a fixed price and a timeline agreed upfront.
- Price agreed before work starts
- Milestones with clear deliverables
- Ideal for a first collaboration
Best forMVPs, websites, well-defined features
Infrastructure as code, delivery pipelines and monitoring, set up so that deploying is routine, incidents are rare and short, and the cloud bill makes sense.
How we deliver
Five phases, each with something concrete you can review before we move on.
We map goals, users and constraints, and agree on the smallest version worth building.
A written scope, an estimate, a plan and the main risks, in plain language.
Architecture, data model and interface prototypes, validated with you before any code.
A clickable prototype and a short technical design document.
Short iterations, a working demo every week, tests and code review on every change.
A weekly demo, a short written update and steady progress you can see.
Production hardening, monitoring, a security review and a calm go-live.
Your product live in production, plus a runbook explaining how to operate it.
We keep improving it with you, or hand it over to your team with full documentation.
A prioritised roadmap, or a handover with documentation, access and a walkthrough.
Ways to work together
Every engagement starts with a free 30-minute call and a written proposal. No commitment before that.
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A defined outcome, a fixed price and a timeline agreed upfront.
Best forMVPs, websites, well-defined features
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A dedicated team of our engineers working as an extension of yours, billed monthly and scalable as you grow.
Best forProducts in active development
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A short, focused review of your architecture, code, cloud costs or AI strategy.
Best forSecond opinions and technical due diligence
Questions
Mainly AWS and Vercel, with Docker and Kubernetes for containerised workloads and Terraform for infrastructure as code.
Often, yes. A cost review identifies over-provisioned resources, unused services and architecture changes, with a prioritised list of concrete actions.
Yes: automated tests, builds and deployments with one-step rollback, usually with GitHub Actions.
Services
Contact
Tell us what you are building. Our team reviews every request and replies within one business day, with questions, not a sales script.