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How to Request a Quote

Step-by-step guide to requesting a quote, what information to include, and what to expect from the proposal process.

The quote process

Every project starts with a written proposal — scope, architecture, timeline, and a fixed price. We provide this at no cost and with no obligation. You know exactly what you are paying before we write a single line of code.

Step 1: Submit your brief

Use the Get a Quote form on our website. Include:

  • What you want to build (or the problem you want to solve)
  • Who will use it and how many users to expect
  • Any systems it needs to connect to
  • Your preferred timeline and any hard deadlines
  • Your approximate budget range (if known)

You do not need technical knowledge to fill in the form. We translate business problems into technical solutions.

Step 2: We come back within one business day

We review every brief personally. Within one business day, we will either:

  • Send a written proposal with full scope, architecture notes, timeline, and fixed price, OR
  • Ask a small number of clarifying questions if the brief needs more detail before we can quote accurately

Step 3: Proposal review

The proposal is a document you can read in 10–15 minutes. It covers:

  • What we will build (and what is explicitly out of scope)
  • The technical approach and architecture
  • A milestone plan with delivery dates
  • The fixed price, broken down by milestone
  • Payment schedule (typically 30/40/30)

Step 4: Questions and adjustments

We expect questions. Scope changes at this stage are normal and do not incur cost. We refine the proposal until it accurately reflects what you need.

Step 5: Sign off and kick-off

Once the proposal is agreed, we sign a straightforward contract, take the first payment milestone, and schedule a kick-off call. Work begins within five working days.

Still have questions?

Our team is happy to walk you through anything — just send us a message.