What people ask before booking a call.
A short list of the questions we hear most often. If yours isn't here, the discovery call is the right place to ask it. That's part of what the call is for.
A short list of the questions we hear most often. If yours isn't here, the discovery call is the right place to ask it. That's part of what the call is for.
How much does a typical engagement cost?
Engagements typically start in the low five-figure range and scale with scope. If you're looking for something under that, custom software probably isn't the right move. We'll tell you that on the call. The discovery call surfaces enough to give you a fixed quote within forty-eight hours; that quote is what your engagement actually costs, not an estimate that grows.
How long does a build take?
Most engagements deliver in weeks, not months. The exact timeline lands in the written scope you receive forty-eight hours after the discovery call. We don't promise specific durations before we understand the work. That's how scope creep starts.
What happens after launch?
Optional flat monthly support if you want it. The same team that scoped and built your engagement handles support. You can also take the code and run it yourself, or hand it to someone else. Everything we build is yours.
Do I own the code?
Yes. Source code, repository, deployment access — all yours from day one. You can move it, modify it, hire someone else to extend it, or sit on it indefinitely. There's no vendor lock-in mechanism, because there's no per-seat license to enforce.
What if my needs change after launch?
Most engagements have a follow-on phase. The first build usually surfaces things you couldn't have known to ask for upfront, and we scope a second engagement separately, with its own fixed quote. Or you can extend it yourself, or bring in someone else to do it. The code is yours to take in any direction.
Will I get handed off to a junior team?
No. The people you meet on the discovery call are the same ones building your software, and the same ones picking up the phone after launch. The firm is sized so this is true by default, not as a marketing promise.
How is this different from hiring an agency?
Agencies are built around volume — many concurrent clients, junior staff doing most of the delivery work, account managers in the middle. We're built around fit. Fewer engagements, senior staff doing the work, no account-management layer between you and the people building your software.
Do you work outside Atlanta?
Yes. We're based in Atlanta and work with businesses across the country. Most work is remote with periodic in-person sessions when the engagement warrants it.
What if custom software isn't actually what I need?
Then we'll tell you on the call. Not every operation needs custom software — sometimes the right answer is a different off-the-shelf tool, a workflow change, or staying with what you have. Thirty minutes of clarity on whether to build is worth more than a year of regret either direction.
What does the discovery call actually cover?
Your operations as they actually run today, the systems and processes currently in place, where the friction lives, and what would change if it didn't. Thirty minutes. No deck, no demo. Forty-eight hours later you have a written scope and a fixed quote, or a clear answer that custom software isn't the right move.
Thirty minutes. No pitch deck, no salespeople, no follow-up calls you didn't ask for. Forty-eight hours later you have a written scope and a fixed quote, or a clear answer that custom software isn't the right move.
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