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Project Build
Project Build
A fixed-scope delivery engagement, typically 6–14 weeks. We design, build, test, and deploy a production-ready application to your infrastructure, then support the launch for 30 days.
Partnerships and reviews
Certified partnerships
Rated by clients and team
- Clutch
- 6–14
- weeks for a typical build
- Fixed
- scope and price before build
- Weekly
- working-software demos
- 30 days
- post-launch support included
What you get
Everything required to launch and own it
We have shipped 180+ products since 2019. The output is not a pile of tickets or a demo environment; it is a product deployed to accounts you control.
Production-ready product
A working application for real users, not a prototype dressed up for demo day. Core flows, edge cases, operations, and failure states included.
Deployed to your infrastructure
Source control, cloud accounts, data stores, CI/CD, domains, and production credentials stay under your organisation's control.
Automated + manual QA
Critical-path automated tests, code review, cross-browser or device QA, performance checks, and release acceptance against the agreed scope.
Security review before launch
Authentication, authorisation, secrets, dependency scanning, OWASP issues, data access, and production configuration reviewed before release.
Documented handoff
Architecture decisions, setup instructions, API documentation, deployment runbook, and recorded walkthroughs for the team that owns it next.
30 days of launch support
Production monitoring, bug fixes against delivered scope, and a stable handoff window are included after launch, not sold as an emergency add-on.
Built for production, not for demo day: shipped to your infrastructure
Delivery
How the engagement runs
- Weeks 1–2
Discovery & scope lock
We turn the brief into user flows, technical architecture, milestone acceptance criteria, a delivery plan, and a fixed price.
- Weeks 2–4
Design & foundation
Product design and engineering setup run in parallel: interactive prototype, design system, core architecture, environments, and CI/CD.
- Weeks 3–12
Build in working increments
Two-week delivery cycles, weekly working-software demos, continuous QA, and visible decisions. You see the product throughout, not at the end.
- Weeks 6–14
Launch & handoff
Acceptance testing, security and performance review, production deployment, documentation, team handoff, and 30 days of post-launch support.
Delivery visibility
You see working software every week
No ninety-day silence followed by a reveal. We demo the deployed product, record decisions, and keep scope status visible throughout the build.
Weekly demo
Working software in a shared environment, not presentation slides.
Scope ledger
Accepted, active, blocked, and changed work visible in one place.
Decision log
Product and architecture decisions recorded with their trade-offs.
Launch checklist
Security, QA, performance, analytics, docs, and ownership tracked to completion.
Fit
Is a Project Build right for you?
Best for
- Funded teams with a defined product or feature and a decision-maker available weekly
- Founders who need a production launch with a fixed scope, fixed price, and clear end date
- Companies replacing failed vendor work after the codebase has been assessed
- Teams building a discrete product outside their internal roadmap capacity
Not for
- An open-ended roadmap where priorities will change every sprint: see Embedded Squad
- An idea with no agreed users, flows, or feature boundary: start with Discovery Sprint
- Maintenance and small fixes on an existing product: see Retainer
- You need individual engineers managed by your team: see Staff Augmentation
Related services
Start from where the product actually is
Discovery Sprint
Scope the product, architecture, risks, timeline, and fixed build price before committing to delivery.
Explore service →Embedded Squad
Choose ongoing senior capacity when the roadmap is expected to evolve after the first launch.
Explore service →Project Rescue
Start here when a previous build is behind schedule, unstable, or has been abandoned mid-delivery.
Explore service →Testimonials
What founders say after the build
Verbatim quotes from teams we shipped to production. We publish testimonials with written sign-off on file.
4.6/5across 58 verified client reviews.Read them all at source
Fixed-scope delivery
A production product, not a prototype; shipped to your infrastructure
6–14 weeks, fixed scope, clear handoff. You see working software every week, deployed to accounts you control. 30 days of launch support included.
Project Build questions
Scope, ownership, delivery dates, involvement, and what production-ready means in practice.
We lock scope and price before build work starts, usually through a Discovery Sprint. Pricing scales with product complexity. You receive milestone definitions, assumptions, and the fixed number in writing.
Ready to turn a defined scope into a production product?
Talk directly to our team about timeline, constraints, and whether a fixed-scope build is the right engagement.
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