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You
Tell us what's on your mind
Send the idea however it exists right now. A voice memo, a sketch on a napkin, three long paragraphs written at midnight. We'd rather hear it early and messy than late and polished.
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Us
We make a first sketch
We turn what you sent into something you can react to. Usually a design and a rough plan of how it would work, sometimes a prototype you can click through. It costs you nothing and you're not signing anything.
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Both of us
We go back and forth
Maybe it's almost right and needs a few tweaks. Maybe the whole direction changes. Both are fine. We keep going until you look at it and think: yes, that's the one.
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Us
You get a price
Once the sketch feels right, we tell you what building it costs. You get that number before any real building starts, never halfway through.
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Us
We build the real thing
Now the sketch turns into something that works. We build it properly and test it on phones, tablets and laptops. You can follow along on your own status page.
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Us, for as long as you like
We keep it running
Launch day isn't goodbye. We keep an eye on things, and up to five small changes a month are included, so fixing a typo never turns into a new invoice.
What does it cost?
Straight answer: it depends on what you're making.
Why there's no price list
A one page website and an app with accounts and payments are very different jobs, and pretending otherwise wouldn't be fair to you.
What we can promise: you get a clear price after the sketch and before any building starts. It only changes if you ask for more.
What counts as “five changes a month”?
Small stuff, basically:
- changing text or photos
- moving things around on a page
- fixing something that acts strange
- tweaking a feature that's already there
Something bigger, like a whole new feature or redoing a section? That gets its own little sketch and price, just like the first time.
Questions people usually ask
Do I need to know anything technical?
Nope. If you can explain what you want to a friend, you can explain it to us. We'll handle the technical side and tell you what matters in plain words.
How long does a project take?
That depends a lot on the size. A simple website is usually a matter of weeks, a bigger app takes longer. You get an expected date together with the price, and you can always check the status page.
What if I don't like the first sketch?
Then we try again. That's what the sketch is for. Changing a drawing is a lot easier than changing a finished app.
Who owns it once it's done?
You do, once it's paid for. The design, the code we wrote for it and the content we made for it are all yours.
Can I stop the maintenance later?
Yes. Give us a heads up a reasonable time in advance and that's it. No hard feelings.
Sounds good?
Tell us what you're thinking about. The first sketch is on us.
