This page is the mechanics. If you want the values, read about the team. Here we explain exactly how a partnership runs.
How we work, stage by stage.
Every stage, from discovery to scale. Each one has a scope, a price range and a start date agreed before it begins.
You own the code, the accounts and the data from day one. We own delivery, and we report on it every week in plain words.
- Stages Discovery through to scale
- Pricing Fixed scope, retainer or discovery
- Weekly One short written status note
- Your code Repos and accounts stay yours
What this requires from you
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The stages
- Discovery. A short opening stage. We map the goal, the users, the data and the rules. You get a scope, a budget range and a start date.
- Design. Flows first, screens second. We test the risky path with real people before anyone writes code.
- Build. Short sprints. Every sprint ends with a demo you can click. No silent months.
- Launch. Product and campaigns go live together. Tracking is live before the first ad runs.
- Scale. We read the data weekly. We double down on what works. We stop what does not.
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Who owns what
You own the code, the accounts, the domains and the data. All of it, from day one. We work inside your repositories and your ad accounts where you have them. Nothing is held hostage.
We own delivery. That means the plan, the quality and the honest status report.
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How we report
One weekly note in plain words. What shipped. What moved. What is at risk. One monthly review with the numbers that matter to your business. No slide deck.
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Pricing shapes
Fixed scope for a defined build with a clear finish line. Retainer for ongoing product and growth work. Discovery only if you want the plan before you commit to the build.
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What we ask from you
One decision maker. Access to your users. A standing slot in your week. That is usually enough to keep a project fast.
Ready to start? Send us the brief from Contacts.
Discuss the next step
Tell us what you want to build or improve. We reply with a plan, an indicative budget and a start date.