FAQ

It depends on features, platforms, integrations, and polish. A focused MVP with one platform might sit in a smaller band; production apps with accounts, payments, and offline behaviour sit higher. After discovery we give a scoped range—not a guess from a landing page. Tell us your must-haves on the contact form.

Yes. We ship native or cross-platform builds depending on what earns its keep for your product—timeline, budget, and UX targets drive that choice, not dogma.

Yes—vertical slices, mechanics tests, and UI flows are a core part of how we de-risk game ideas before full production. See the game prototypes section of our portfolio for current work-in-progress.

We build and deploy sites to reputable hosts (static hosting, VPS, or managed platforms depending on needs). DNS, SSL, and basic performance setup are part of launch—you stay in control of billing for hosting where possible.

Yes. We offer post-launch retainers and ad-hoc fixes—outlined on our Support & maintenance page so expectations stay clear.

Absolutely—Figma files, brand guides, or reference sites help us move faster. We’ll flag anything that needs engineering adjustment before build so there are no surprises at QA.

That’s what discovery is for: outcomes, audience, platforms, risks, and a phased backlog. You leave with something you can act on—even if phase one is smaller than you first imagined.

Yes—internal tools, dashboards, automation, and Windows utilities are a strong fit. Replacing spreadsheets with something stable often pays back quickly.

Simple marketing sites can be weeks; apps and games scale with scope—often multiple milestones across months. We quote timeline bands after planning, then track against staged releases so you see steady progress.