We understand your business before writing a single line of code.
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Technical review
Every deliverable is reviewed before launch, and whoever built it answers for it.
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Ongoing support
We stay involved after launch, not just at delivery.
Who we work with
Established operations
Businesses with real customers and real processes, not an idea being tested in its first week.
Owners who want a direct line
You talk to the people writing the code, not an account manager relaying messages.
Anyone tired of paying twice
Rebuilding something cheap that broke costs more than building it properly the first time.
Straight answers
The questions we get before every project.
How much does a project cost?
It depends on scope: number of pages, integrations, and languages. We scope each project individually and give you a fixed quote before any work starts, so there are no hourly surprises.
How long does it take?
A typical institutional site takes a few weeks from first conversation to launch. You get the timeline in writing with the quote, before you commit to anything.
Can you automate a process in software we already use?
Usually yes. Most business tools expose an API or an export we can work with. We start by mapping the steps someone actually does by hand today, then automate the ones that are safe to automate and leave the judgment calls to a person.
Do you work with restaurant POS, payment, and reservation systems?
We do not publish a list of logos, because every system opens up differently. The question is always the same: what does it let you export or call? The page below splits that into three tiers, including the rule that never bends: card details stay with your payment processor and never pass through your site.
A plugin answers from a generic script and gets things wrong about your business. We train the assistant on your real information, set explicit limits on what it should not answer, and route anything sensitive to a person. You see every conversation.
I already have a site. Can you improve it instead of rebuilding?
Sometimes. We start by measuring what you already have. If the foundation is solid, improving it is the cheaper path. If the site is fighting you on every change, rebuilding usually costs less than patching indefinitely.
Do you handle hosting, domain, and SSL?
Yes. We set up hosting, domain, HTTPS, and deployment as part of the project. What it costs per month to keep the site running is written into the quote, before you decide, so no bill shows up that you haven't already seen.
Will I be able to update the content myself?
We settle this before we start. Depending on how often your content changes, we either hand over a simple editing setup or handle updates for you, whichever costs you less time overall.
Do you work with clients remotely?
Yes. Most of the work happens remotely, and we work in English, Portuguese, and Spanish.