How a project actually runs with us — what you commit to, what we commit to, and what it costs. If you are weighing us against another supplier, this is the page to read.

How we work

Four steps, no surprises

01

Listen

We sit down with the people who will actually use the system and map how the work happens today.

02

Propose

You get a written scope, a fixed price and a delivery date before anyone writes a line of code.

03

Build

We build in short cycles and show you working software along the way — no surprises at the end.

04

Support

We train your team, hand over the documentation, and stay on call for as long as you need us.

Ways to work with us

Fixed scope, fixed price

Best when the work has a clear end point. We produce a written specification and a firm figure; you approve both before anything is built. Changes are quoted separately and you decide whether they are worth it. Payment is milestone-based, typically a deposit and then staged against delivery.

Dedicated team

Best when the work is ongoing and priorities shift. Engineers work as part of your team, billed monthly per person, minimum one month with one month’s notice. You interview and choose them. More detail here.

Support retainer

Best after launch. A monthly arrangement covering updates, backups, monitoring and a set allowance of change requests. Most clients move onto this once their system is live.

What it costs

We quote per project rather than publishing a price list, because scope drives cost far more than any rate card would suggest. What we will commit to is this: you get a written figure before work starts, and you will never receive an invoice you were not expecting.

If your budget and the scope do not meet, we will say so in the first conversation rather than let you spend weeks finding out. Sometimes that means recommending a product you can buy instead of a project we would be paid for.

Ownership, contracts and confidentiality

  • You own the code. Source, IP, repository and deployment setup transfer to you on final payment.
  • NDAs are routine. We will sign yours before any detail is discussed, or provide ours.
  • Your contract or ours. We are comfortable working under your standard agreement.
  • No lock-in. Everything is documented well enough for another team to pick it up.

Working with us from abroad

Dhaka is GMT+6. That gives a full working morning overlapping Europe, and effectively the whole working day with the Gulf, Singapore and Australia. For North American clients we shift hours to cover your morning.

The working default is written English — issues, pull requests and a weekly written summary you can read whenever suits you. Nothing important depends on catching someone live, and calls are scheduled in your timezone rather than ours.

Let us talk about what you are building

Tell us the problem in a sentence. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right people to solve it.