The First Step Is a Real Plan. Not a Sales Pitch with a Calendar Link.

Let’s figure out if we’re the right fit.

You have read the pages. You know how we work. Now let's find out if a senior team of four can actually solve your problem. $75 gets you one hour with the lead architect, a technical assessment of your stack, and an implementation plan within 24 hours. Use it with us or take it elsewhere. Either way, the call is worth more than the dollar amount.

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Business hours

UTC+0 · Monday–Friday

Direct email

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Regions

UAE · Europe · Canada · Caribbean Region

FAQ

Before you book.

A: We skip the PowerPoint presentations. We open up your architecture, look at where you are bleeding money or dropping leads, and map out a brutal reality check of what it takes to fix it. If we’re a fit, we talk next steps. If we aren't, you walk away with a senior architect’s exact blueprint for your tech stack.

Yes. While retainers are designed to prevent you from falling off a "project cliff" after launch, I absolutely take on one-off builds. If you need a surgical strike—like building a specific custom web app or wiring up an n8n ecosystem—we scope the build, agree on the math, and I ship it.

Generally, no. I build architecture for growth-stage operators who have established cash flow and systems that are currently buckling under pressure. If you are pre-revenue and still trying to figure out your product-market fit, you need a scrappy prototype, not an architect-grade platform.

It's a hard cap, not a taxi meter. If we hit the agreed-upon hours for the week, I take my hands off the keyboard. We talk, and you explicitly decide if we pause until next month or if you want to authorize overflow. You will never open an invoice from me and get jump-scared.

No. I structure my days around ironclad overlap windows with your core operating hours. Whether I am shipping your code from a desk in North America, Europe, or Asia, you get the same disciplined communication. Time zones are just math; async never means absent.

Not at all. That’s exactly what the triage call is for. You don't go to a surgeon and tell them which scalpel to use. Bring me the business bottleneck—like "my booking system is a nightmare" or "we're doing 15 hours of manual data entry"—and I will tell you the exact tech stack required to solve it.

You take your toys and go home. I don't play the agency game of holding your code hostage on proprietary platforms. Everything I build lives on infrastructure that you completely own. I will even hand your next developer the documentation so they don't break the things I built.

If we agree to build the thing, I send over a straightforward agreement and an invoice for the first month or project milestone. No endless, padded proposal phases. Once that clears, we spin up a shared Slack channel and I start building the development and implementation plan.