Software built around how
your business actually runs.

It's quoted per project after discovery, because scope drives everything — a single internal dashboard is a fundamentally different build from a multi-tenant customer portal. What we can promise is the structure: a paid discovery phase that ends in a fixed quote, then fixed-price build phases. You approve the number before any build work starts, and you can walk away after discovery owning everything we produced.

Discovery is typically 1–3 weeks. A focused internal tool usually lands in 6–10 weeks after that; a full customer portal or payment-embedded product runs longer. We ship in two-week increments to a staging environment, so you're using real software early rather than waiting months for a single launch day.

You do — completely. Source code, the GitHub repository, the cloud accounts, the database, the design files. We set the accounts up in your name from day one, not ours. If you decide to move to another team, you take everything and we hand over documentation. There's no license, no per-seat fee, and nothing you have to keep paying us to keep using what you paid us to build.

No. After launch you can take it fully in-house, keep us on a support retainer for updates and monitoring, or use us ad hoc when something needs changing. Most clients start on a light retainer for the first few months while the system settles, then decide. We write documentation and hand over the environment either way.

We architect so that raw card data never touches software we build for you. Card entry happens in processor-hosted fields, and your application only ever stores a token — which keeps your PCI scope as small as the design allows. We're not a substitute for your own PCI assessment, and we'll say plainly which obligations remain yours.

Yes, and it's common. We can take a defined piece of work while your team owns the rest, do the discovery and design and hand your team the specs to build, or provide code review and architecture support. Your team keeps the context; we add capacity where it's the bottleneck.

No, but it changes the economics. If payments run through SavPay, we already know your transaction data and stack, discovery is shorter, and you get partner-level pricing. If you're not a processing customer, we still build — at standard rates.