Fixed-scope build
A defined product, a fixed estimate and an agreed date. Best when you know what you need and want the commercial risk to sit with us.
- Estimate fixed after discovery
- Milestone-based invoicing
- Typically 8–20 weeks
Services
Six disciplines under one roof. Most clients start with one and end up using three — which is the point of not splitting the work across three vendors.
SaaS Product Development
End-to-end multi-tenant platforms — billing, roles, onboarding, analytics and everything between. Built to add customers without adding headcount.
- Multi-tenant architecture and data isolation
- Subscription billing and metered usage
- Role-based access and audit trails
- Admin consoles and customer dashboards
Typical engagement
SaaS Product Development — how it usually runs.
- Discovery
- 1–2 weeks
- First release
- 10–14 weeks
- Team size
- 3–6 people
- Handover docs
- Included
MVP & Rapid Prototyping
Get a credible product in front of real users in weeks, not quarters. We scope hard, cut what does not earn its place, and ship something you can sell.
- Discovery workshop and scope shaping
- Clickable prototype before a line of code
- Working MVP in 6–10 weeks
- Instrumented from day one so you learn fast
Typical engagement
MVP & Rapid Prototyping — how it usually runs.
- Discovery
- 1 week
- Clickable proto
- 2–3 weeks
- Working MVP
- 6–10 weeks
- Team size
- 2–3 people
Cloud & DevOps
Infrastructure that scales quietly. Automated pipelines, sensible monitoring, and a deployment process your team can run without a specialist on call.
- CI/CD pipelines and zero-downtime releases
- Infrastructure as code on AWS, GCP or Azure
- Monitoring, alerting and log aggregation
- Cost review and right-sizing
Typical engagement
Cloud & DevOps — how it usually runs.
- Infra audit
- 3–5 days
- Pipeline live
- 2 weeks
- Migration window
- Zero downtime
- On-call setup
- Included
API & Systems Integration
Make your stack talk. We design clean public APIs and wire up the payment, CRM, ERP and messaging systems your business already depends on.
- REST and GraphQL API design
- Payment gateways and reconciliation
- CRM, ERP and third-party sync
- Webhooks, queues and retry semantics
Typical engagement
API & Systems Integration — how it usually runs.
- Interface mapping
- 3–5 days
- First integration
- 2–4 weeks
- Retry semantics
- Built in
- API documentation
- OpenAPI 3
Mobile Applications
Native-feeling iOS and Android apps that share a codebase and a backend with your web product, so a feature ships once rather than three times.
- React Native and Flutter builds
- Offline-first data handling
- Push notifications and deep links
- App Store and Play Store release management
Typical engagement
Mobile Applications — how it usually runs.
- Design phase
- 2–3 weeks
- Beta build
- 8 weeks
- Platforms
- iOS + Android
- Store submission
- We handle it
Maintenance & Support
The part most studios skip. Patches, upgrades, performance work and a named engineer who already knows your codebase when something breaks at 2am.
- Defined SLAs and escalation paths
- Security patching and dependency upgrades
- Performance profiling and query tuning
- Quarterly architecture review
Typical engagement
Maintenance & Support — how it usually runs.
- Codebase audit
- 1 week
- Response SLA
- 4 business hours
- Critical SLA
- 1 hour, 24/7
- Commitment
- Month to month
Ways to work with us
Three shapes of engagement
Pick the one that matches where your product actually is.
Embedded product team
A squad that works as part of your organisation — your board, your standups, your code review. Best for evolving roadmaps.
- 2–6 engineers plus design
- Monthly retainer
- Rolling 3-month commitment
Support & rescue
You have a product and no team, or a team and a codebase they inherited. We take it over, stabilise it, then keep it running.
- Codebase audit up front
- Defined response SLA
- Month-to-month, cancel anytime
Tooling
Chosen per problem, not per habit
We have opinions but not religion. These are the tools we reach for most often, and we will tell you honestly when your project wants something else.
Backend
Frontend
Data
Infrastructure
Not sure which of these you need?
That is a normal place to start. Describe the problem and we will tell you what the work actually is — including when the answer is "less than you think".