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Describe the product. Get a scope, not a sales call.
Eight short fields, two minutes. You get a written scope with a fixed price, from the engineer who would build it, usually within a week.
What happens next
From this form to a signed scope in 4 steps
1
Reply within 1 business day
An engineer confirms what you asked for and offers times for a 15-minute call.
2
A 15-minute call
Who the users are, what they need to do, what exists today, and what would make the project a failure.
3
Written scope within a week
What will be built, by when, at what fixed price, with the assumptions stated beside the number.
4
Sprint one starts
You see working software on a staging URL two weeks after kickoff.
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What to include
- Who uses it and what they need to get done
- What exists today: a spreadsheet, an old app, nothing yet
- Any hard dates, such as a launch, a contract or a conference
- No fee and no obligation until you approve a written scope
- Prefer email? Our address is on the contact page.
After you send it
An engineer replies within one business day with times for a 15-minute call. The written scope follows within a week.
FAQs
4 questions clients ask before they send this
How quickly will I hear back?
Within one business day, from the engineer who would scope the work, with a time for a 15-minute call.
Is there a fee for the scope?
No. The first call and the written scope are free. You pay only when you approve the scope and the work starts.
What if I only have a rough idea?
Say so in the project box. A rough idea plus who the users are and what they need to do is enough for a first conversation and a budget range.
Will you sign an NDA first?
Yes. Send yours, or ask for ours, and we sign before the call if you prefer.
Prefer to talk it through first?
Fifteen minutes with an engineer, no fee and no obligation. Then the written scope, if you want one.