Frequently asked questions
SaaS platforms, marketplaces, AI products, internal tools, and automations for founders who need a real product, not a prototype. Most engagements combine no-code platforms like Bubble, Airtable, and n8n with custom AI integrations where they matter most.
We're not a template shop — every build is scoped around your actual users and your actual data, not a generic starter kit with your logo on it.
Our average first release lands around two weeks. That's only possible because we scope tightly before any screen gets designed — the goal is the smallest version of your product that still proves the core idea, not a shrunk-down version of the full roadmap.
Complex integrations, custom infrastructure, or multi-sided marketplaces can take longer, but we'll tell you that in the first conversation, not after you've signed something.
Two ways to work with us: a biweekly sprint at $1,950 per sprint for ongoing product work, or a one-time $3,950 Rocket Launch MVP package to go from zero to a live product in as little as two weeks. Both include design, development, and AI/API integrations — no separate line items for things that should already be part of the build.
If neither fits, we'll scope a custom proposal — fixed price, honest timeline, no 20-page document to get there.
Bubble for full applications, n8n for workflow automation, Softr and Airtable for lighter internal tools, Lovable for rapid prototyping, and Claude AI for anything that needs real language or reasoning capability. We pick the tool that fits the problem, not the tool we happen to like using.
Where no-code genuinely can't do the job — usually custom real-time behavior, non-standard billing logic, or heavy scale — we build it by hand instead of forcing a platform to do something it wasn't designed for.
Yes, entirely. Every account, repository, and workspace is created under your ownership from day one — we build inside your infrastructure, not ours. There's no lock-in where you need us to keep paying just to keep access to your own product.
If you ever want to bring development in-house or hand it to another team, everything hands over cleanly because it was already yours.
Yes. Sprint engagements have no lock-in contracts — pause or cancel whenever you need to, no awkward conversation required. If you cancel within the first week of a new engagement and it's not feeling right, you get 75% back, no fine print.
We'd rather you leave on good terms able to come back later than lock you into something that no longer fits.
The person you brief in the kickoff call is the person designing and building your product — not an account manager relaying your feedback to a team you never talk to. No middlemen, no telephone game, no surprise reveal three weeks later.
That's the main difference founders notice coming from a traditional agency: fewer status calls, faster decisions, and a lot less re-explaining the same context to a new person.
Launch isn't the end of the engagement unless you want it to be. Most founders roll straight into biweekly sprints to keep shipping improvements, fix what real users surface, and add the next round of features — the same team that built it, not a handoff to a support queue.
If you'd rather take it from here yourself, that's fine too — everything is documented and owned by you, so there's nothing holding the product hostage to us.