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Custom software development

When a client needs software that does not exist off the shelf, we build it. This page explains exactly how a project runs, what it costs, and what you own at the end.

What we build

We do not take projects whose purpose is to make claims we cannot verify, to collect payments for a third party, or that fall outside our Acceptable Use Policy.

How a project runs

StageWhat happensTypical duration
1. Scoping callWe go through the problem, the constraints and the outcome you need. No charge.45–60 minutes
2. Statement of workWe send a written scope: what will be built, what is explicitly out of scope, the milestones, the fixed price and the delivery date.2–4 business days
3. BuildWork starts once the statement of work is signed and the first instalment is paid. You get access to the repository and a written update every week.Per the statement of work
4. ReviewYou test the delivered work against the acceptance criteria written into the statement of work. Anything that does not meet them is corrected at no extra cost.Up to 10 business days
5. HandoverSource code, documentation and deployment instructions are transferred to accounts you control. Final instalment is invoiced.1–3 business days

What it costs

EngagementPriceHow it is billed
Fixed-scope projectFrom ${{SERVICE_PROJECT_FROM}} USDQuoted in the statement of work. 50% on signature, 50% on handover.
Hourly work, outside a fixed scope${{SERVICE_HOURLY}} USD / hourInvoiced monthly in arrears, against a log of hours you can review.
Maintenance and support retainer${{SERVICE_RETAINER}} USD / monthBilled monthly in advance. 30 days' notice to cancel, either side.

All amounts are in United States dollars (USD). Project work is invoiced, not bought from this website. Invoices are payable by card or bank transfer.

What you own

On final payment, all intellectual property in the work we produce for you under a statement of work transfers to you, including the source code. We keep the right to reuse generic components and know-how that are not specific to your business. We do not use your data or your project to train anything, and we do not name you as a client without your written permission.

Cancellation

Either side may end a project in writing. You pay for the work completed and accepted up to the date of cancellation, and we hand over what has been built. Retainers end 30 days after written notice. The full terms are in the Terms of Service and the cancellation policy.

Start a project

Email {{EMAIL_SALES}} with a short description of the problem, or call {{PHONE}} during the hours listed on the contact page. We reply within one business day.