Question 1

What is included in a project scope?

Accepted Answer

Every engagement starts with a written scope: the problem, recommended approach, milestones, acceptance criteria, and the deliverables you will receive. It turns a rough idea into a decision you can sign off before work begins.

Question 2

How quickly can a project start?

Accepted Answer

Send a rough brief through intake and a written scope comes back within 72 hours. Once you approve the scope, work starts the next business day, with progress shipped through small, reviewable pull requests.

Question 3

How do Starter, Growth, and Scale differ?

Accepted Answer

Starter is for a focused milestone, Growth is for an ongoing product cadence, and Scale is for a larger roadmap with more parallel delivery and executive visibility. Each tier is shaped around outcomes rather than billable hours.

Question 4

What technology will you use?

Accepted Answer

We work inside your existing repository and keep the stack appropriate to the product. For new web products, that commonly means Next.js, React, Prisma, and Postgres; the code, deploy target, and vendor accounts remain yours.

Question 5

How do revisions and change requests work?

Accepted Answer

The signed scope and acceptance criteria are the baseline. Clarifications that keep the same outcome stay within the milestone; a new outcome is surfaced as a change request, reprioritized or rescoped before work proceeds, so there are no surprise invoices.

Question 6

What happens after I submit the intake form?

Accepted Answer

You send the context, links, and constraints you already have. We turn that input into a plain-language scope within 72 hours; you can approve it, request a revision, or pause. Nothing is billed until the scope is signed off.

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