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Tell us what you are building

Fifteen questions in five short steps, about three minutes. Some of them will tell you something on their own — that is deliberate, and it is the same list we work through before writing anything.

  • No account, no password, nothing to install.
  • No payment now. You see the scope and a fixed price first, then decide.
  • A reply within 24 hours, written by a person, even if the answer is that you do not need us.
  • If we cannot help, we say so and you have lost three minutes.

Step 1 of 5 — About you

About you

So we know who we are writing to and which currency to quote in.

This is where the scope and quote go. It is the only field we truly need.

Optional. We use it only if email bounces, and we do not call unprompted.

Sets which currency we quote in. Change it if the guess is wrong.

Which describes you best?

4 short steps to go.

The questions

What we will ask

Nothing here is a trick question, and there is no wrong answer. "I do not know" is a real answer and a common one. A couple of follow-ups only appear if they apply to you — if your site is live we ask for the address, and if people log in we ask how we could take a look.

  1. About you

    So we know who we are writing to and which currency to quote in.

    • Your name
    • Email address
    • Phone or WhatsApp number
    • Country
    • Which describes you best?

  2. Your project

    What it is and how it came to exist. There is no wrong answer here.

    • What are you building?
    • How was it built?
    • Is it live on a real domain?
    • What is the address?

  3. Where things stand

    These decide how much of your plan is about risk. Answer honestly — "I do not know" is a real answer and a common one.

    • Does it take payments?
    • Does it store customer personal data?
    • Do users log in?
    • If we need to see what is behind the login, how should we do that?
    • Where do customers find you today?
    • If everything vanished tomorrow, could you get it back?

  4. What you are aiming at

    The most useful question on the form, in your own words.

    • What are you actually trying to achieve?

  5. What you are after

    Last step. Pick what looks closest and we will confirm it — the price we send back is fixed, and it is for the work rather than per hour.

    • Which of these looks closest to what you need?
    • What are you expecting from us?
    • What are you comfortable spending in total?