Engineering teams that ship, and AI that actually works in production

MVP development starts at $8,500. Custom platforms and AI agent builds start higher and scale with integrations and compliance requirements. Discovery engagements and AI assessments are smaller fixed-fee projects. We give you a real number after discovery rather than a range on a pricing page, because the range is never the answer you actually need.

An MVP is 4 to 7 weeks. A production AI agent is typically 6 to 10 weeks. Larger custom platforms run 3 to 5 months. We build AI-assisted, which is why those numbers are shorter than the industry norm, and we quote the timeline the work actually needs. If your deadline is not achievable we say so before you sign rather than six weeks in.

Fixed scope projects use milestone-based payments tied to deliverables you can see and approve. Ongoing engagements are monthly retainers for a defined team. No hourly billing surprises, and no invoices for work you did not agree to.

The engineers and designers assigned to your project. You talk to them directly in a shared Slack channel, not through an account manager relaying questions. We are a distributed team across Austin and Lahore, and we overlap with US business hours.

It usually does. We price the change, tell you what it does to the timeline, and you decide before anything gets built. Scope creep becomes a problem when nobody names it, so we name it.

Yes, entirely. Full IP transfer on final payment, along with documentation, repository access, and a handover walkthrough. Nothing is locked to us, and you can take the codebase to another team or an in-house hire without a rewrite.

Yes. A good portion of our work is joining an existing engineering team rather than replacing one. We start with a codebase review so we are honest about what we found before we start changing it.

That depends on whether the use case is a good fit, which is what the assessment phase is for. We define success criteria before building, set up evaluation and monitoring alongside the agent, and tell you when a workflow is not worth automating. That answer comes up more often than the industry admits.

Every sprint ends with a working demo, so you see progress every two weeks rather than finding out at the end. Problems surface early because there is nowhere for them to hide. If the fit is genuinely wrong, we would rather end the engagement cleanly than keep billing.

Yes, before any detailed discussion of your product. Send yours or use ours.