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What we can show today

A public Build price, the 14-day Build plan, and logged enquiries. No invented revenue.

Client Builds and their delivery records will be published here as they ship. Until then, the products on /products are the studio's work you can try today.

Live checkout means it takes a card

Every product on /products is live on its own site and takes a card there. Siteflare Pro is $10 per domain per month. The others publish their prices on their own sites. We do not invent revenue.

Build has a public price

$10,000, 14 days. The number is on /build, not behind a quote.

A person reads every enquiry

Every Build request goes to the founder, who replies personally. No AI decides who gets a Build.

No fake logos

Proof is a working checkout and a delivered job. Until a client Build ships, we show nothing in its place.

How a Build ships

$10,000 · 14 days

This is the standard plan cadence for a Build — how the 14 days from spec approval are meant to run. It is the plan we work to, not a claim about past deliveries.

  1. Day 0

    Spec approval

    Discovery call, then a written spec you approve. The 14 days start here.

  2. Day 1–7

    Build

    The app on our standard stack: sign-in, payments, database, hosting.

  3. Day 8–11

    Harden

    Testing and fixes against your acceptance criteria; you review on a staging URL.

  4. Day 12–14

    Ship + source handover

    Live URL, and the source is yours — zip or git.

What the $10,000 does not cover

  • Mobile native apps, custom model training, or multi-region HA
  • Open-ended consulting hours
  • Ongoing hosting and third-party fees (AI/API usage, domains) after handover

The full scope is on /build.

Build log

Milestones, as they happen

Spec approval, UAT and handover for every Build, listed with the date they were recorded.

No Build has reached a recorded milestone yet. The first one will appear here with its date.

Your AI product, live in 14 days

A fixed $10,000 Build on a proven stack. You approve the spec first and own the code at handover.