These ranges make the first conversation more concrete. We price the agreed scope, not an abstract hourly promise, and keep the first release small enough to review.
The starting range assumes a defined first slice. Screens, roles, integrations, data migration, infrastructure and review rounds can move the final proposal up or down.
A focused product and technical pass that turns an idea or rough brief into a buildable first scope.
For founders who need a clear starting point before development.
A business bot for sales, support, subscriptions, notifications or a focused internal workflow.
For compact automation and Telegram-first products.
A team-facing system for roles, operations, content, orders, reports or workflow control.
For teams outgrowing spreadsheets, generic CRM or manual workarounds.
A narrowly scoped AI workflow connected to the product, data or team process where it can create a measurable benefit.
For validating an AI feature before investing in a larger system.
A full interface inside Telegram for sales, accounts, subscriptions, content or AI workflows.
For products whose audience already lives in Telegram.
A focused web product with the core workflow, account area and the integrations needed to test demand.
For validating a product before a larger production build.
A production-oriented first version with authentication, roles, core backend logic and the operational pieces required to launch.
For a serious first release with a deliberately limited scope.
An AI feature or workflow integrated into an existing product with data handling, access control and operational visibility.
For teams moving from an AI demo to a dependable product feature.
A substantial product area such as billing, operations, analytics, collaboration or a multi-role workflow.
For existing products that need a substantial new capability.
This is a planning range, not a quote. We confirm the scope, responsibilities and timeline before work starts.
No. These are public starting ranges for a defined first scope. The final proposal depends on screens, roles, integrations, data, infrastructure and the release standard you need.
Founding-client pricing is our current public starting position for selected new engagements. It applies to an agreed scope and does not remove the need to define deliverables, responsibilities, support and payment terms.
A compact pilot can take a few weeks. A production MVP or a complex module needs a staged plan. We set the timeline after mapping the workflow, integrations and review points.
Yes. Support can cover fixes, monitoring, dependency updates, infrastructure work and continued backlog delivery. We define the support boundary in the proposal.
After the agreed commercial terms are met, the client owns the commissioned source code and project deliverables. Production can run in client-owned accounts, with access and deployment documented for handover.
A booking calendar is not configured yet. Email or Telegram is the fastest way to request a discovery call.
Goal, current state, timeline, constraints and anything already designed.
We clarify users, workflows, integrations and what the first release must prove.
We return an implementation path, a first scope and a realistic delivery range.
The first milestone stays small enough to review and useful enough to move the product forward.