Question 1

How long does a typical project take?

Accepted Answer

A single-page website is usually live within a week. Multi-page sites and custom software take longer depending on scope — we'll give you a clear timeline on the discovery call before any work starts.

Question 2

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

It depends on what you're building. We work in clear tiers based on pages, features, and complexity — message us on WhatsApp for a free quote scoped to your project, no obligation.

Question 3

What technology do you build with?

Accepted Answer

Modern, production-grade stacks chosen for the job — fast, SEO-friendly frontends, and mobile apps built cross-platform where that fits, or natively where it doesn't. We'll explain the choice, not just make it.

Question 4

Do I own the code and the site after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Once a project is delivered and paid for, it's yours — source code, domain, hosting access, everything.

Question 5

What happens after the site goes live?

Accepted Answer

We hand over training on how to update content, and offer ongoing support/maintenance plans if you'd rather we handle changes for you.

Question 6

I'm not technical — can I still work with you?

Accepted Answer

That's most of our clients. We run the discovery call in plain language, no jargon, and translate whatever you need into a working product.

Question 7

When does custom software make more sense than an off-the-shelf SaaS tool?

Accepted Answer

Once a SaaS tool's per-seat pricing starts multiplying with your team size, or you're bending your workflow to fit the software instead of the other way round, custom software usually pays for itself — there's no recurring per-user fee, and it's built around how your business actually runs.

Question 8

Does custom software really cost less than SaaS over time?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes, over a multi-year horizon. SaaS subscriptions carry ongoing per-seat fees that scale with headcount plus renewal price rises; custom software costs more upfront but has no recurring per-user licensing, so the total cost curve tends to flatten out while SaaS keeps climbing.

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