From scope to a hard handoff.

Four steps, agreed in writing before the work starts. Price and deliverables confirmed in advance.

Scope first. Code second.

Scope

Day 0

We turn the rough brief into a real scope: deliverables, assumptions, risks, and a fixed working plan. If we are not a good fit, we say so here.

You give
  • The rough brief, a paragraph is enough
  • Access to the systems involved
  • Your priorities and the actual deadline
We deliver
  • A written scope of deliverables
  • Assumptions and risks, in writing
  • A fixed quote and timeline

Contract

Day 1

Nothing is built on assumptions. You get a fixed price and a fixed plan in writing, and the project starts on your signed scope.

You give
  • Sign-off on the written scope
  • The agreed start date
  • A named decision maker for open questions
We deliver
  • A fixed-price agreement
  • A schedule with agreed delivery points
  • Everything confirmed in writing before the build

Build

Days 1-10+

Implementation, integration, tests, error handling, and the production details that make the difference between code and running systems.

You give
  • Review points along the way
  • Fast answers to clarifying questions
  • Access wherever the work touches your systems
We deliver
  • Working code and integration
  • Automated tests
  • Deploy-ready configuration

Handoff

Final day

The project ends with a hard handoff. You own everything we produced, and your team can run and maintain it independently.

You give
  • Confirmation that the scope shipped
  • Your questions, so nothing is assumed
  • A walkthrough slot if you want one
We deliver
  • Full source code, no lock-in
  • Documentation and a runbook your team can follow
  • Deployment notes, and a handover call

Timelines are illustrative, not a guarantee. If the scope changes mid-project, we re-quote before touching anything. Work never silently expands.

When something changes.

If the scope changes

We re-quote. You get a revised estimate and timeline in writing before any further work starts. Nothing moves without your agreement.

If the deadline moves

We tell you early and re-scope rather than absorb it. A rushed date changes what we can promise, so we raise it before the quote is signed.

After the handoff

The system is yours to run and maintain. Ongoing support, hosting, and new features are separate work, scoped and priced on their own.

Your project starts with a scope, not a guess.

Send the brief and get a written scope, a timeline, and a fixed price.