No hourly billing games, no scope-creep invoices, no line items with names you need to Google. You see a number, you agree, and we ship what we quoted. If we underestimate, that cost lands on us, not on your runway.
For leadership that needs a clear-eyed read on where things stand.
For teams modernizing without freezing product work.
For a full parallel rewrite with phased cutover.
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New scope gets a new fixed quote, never an uncapped hourly line item. Small tweaks stay inside the original number. Bigger changes become an explicit agreement you sign off on, so nothing catches you off guard.
Yes. Larger engagements split into milestone payments, typically 40% at kickoff, 40% at demo, and 20% at launch. We'll shape a rhythm that works with your cash flow.
A one-page doc with scope, deliverables, timeline, and a fixed total. No hourly meters, no 'additional expenses', no fine print. Sign it, and that's the number.
You don't have to. The incremental migration tier is built for exactly this. We use a strangler-fig pattern so the old and new systems run side-by-side, and feature teams keep shipping while we rewrite underneath.
Yes. Knowledge handover is part of every engagement, including pair programming, internal docs, and a written playbook. A successful migration means your team owns the new codebase on day one.
Treated as a first-class workstream: schema mapping, dry-run migrations against production copies, cutover rehearsals, and a rollback plan. No migration ships without a tested rollback path.