Most B2B internal tools and narrow SaaS wedges land in roughly $18K–$45K after a short discovery call, depending on auth, integrations, and data migration. We quote a band before the SOW is signed — see /how-fixed-scope-works and /pricing for engagement shapes.
Accepting projects · Remote-first senior studio
Fixed-scope software for SMB founders — shipped by seniors.
How every build runs
- Written fixed scope
- Senior-only teams
- Weekly demos
- You own the code
What we do
Six disciplines. One team that ships.
Senior engineers, designers, and product leads own the work end to end. We do not staff juniors to learn on your project.
Web Applications
SaaS dashboards, portals, and internal tools.
Mobile Apps
Native and cross-platform apps that share one backend.
AI & LLM Systems
RAG, agents, and workflows scoped to your data.
UI / UX Design
Research-led flows and systems your team can keep.
DevOps & Cloud
Infra, observability, and a deploy story you own.
Product Strategy
Roadmap, metrics, and embedded product leadership.
Anonymized case brief
Wholesale distributor customer portal — fixed scope in twelve weeks.
A regional distributor with eight locations replaced phone-and-spreadsheet order status with a customer portal, ops dashboard, and weekly milestone demos. Anonymized representative brief — not a named client endorsement.
Read the portal scope page- 8
- Locations modeled
- 12
- Week scoped build
- 100%
- Code ownership
What shipped Delivered
- Customer portal Order status
- Ops dashboard Every location
- Weekly demos Milestone billing
Who we serve
Built for operators and founders.
We go deep in three lanes instead of shallow in thirty. If your business moves physical goods, runs multiple sites, or is shipping its first SaaS — this is built for you.
Wholesale distributors
Spreadsheet pricing, portal gaps, and ERP workflows that stop at the warehouse door.
Software for distributorsMulti-location operators
Internal tools that keep every site on the same playbook — inventory, scheduling, reporting.
Internal tools for ops teamsEarly-stage SaaS founders
A fixed-scope MVP or the next hard milestone — without hiring a full in-house team first.
Product engineering for SaaSHow we work
Discover, design, build, ship.
A four-phase cadence with a written brief, weekly demos, and a hard stop at each handoff.
- 01 / 04
Discover
Interviews, constraints, and a written brief that becomes the shared source of truth.
- 02 / 04
Design
Flows first, then a clickable prototype your team can test before we write production code.
- 03 / 04
Build
Two-week sprints, weekly demos, and a staging environment from the first increment.
- 04 / 04
Ship
Launch playbook, monitoring, and a short post-launch pass to harden what real use breaks.
Why teams pick us
Four rules we won't negotiate on.
Four delivery commitments we can put in writing before work begins.
Senior-only team
No bait-and-switch. The lead you meet in week one is the lead who ships v1.
Fixed-scope, fixed-price
You see the price before the SOW is signed. No mid-project surprises, no scope-creep games.
Security, scoped early
We map sensitive data and threats during discovery, agree on controls, and scope independent testing where the product needs it.
Code you can keep
You own the repo, the infra, and the docs. We engineer for the handoff from week one.
Ways to engage
Right-sized for the stage.
Every engagement starts with a written scope, a named senior team, and a price you can plan around.
- $2.8k/ week
Sprint
A hyper-focused 1-week sprint to build a working prototype, clear a technical blocker, or ship a major standalone feature.
- from $12k/ project
Build
Fixed-scope, fixed-price end-to-end product build. Design, database schemas, authentication, Stripe billing, and a launch playbook in 3–5 weeks.
- $5.2k/ month
Embed
Fractional CTO and dedicated lead engineer on retainer. High-bandwidth feature shipping and architectural oversight without the full-time salary.
The stack
Boring where it matters.
The tools we reach for first. Not a fashion list — each one has earned its place by surviving a production incident.
TypeScript
React
Next.js
Node.js
Postgres
Python
Docker
Kubernetes
AWS
Vercel
tRPC
OpenAI
Startup scenarios
What teams need after launch.
Illustrative, fictional scenarios showing the outcomes startup and mid-market teams typically care about. These are demo examples, not client endorsements.
Anonymized client feedback · name withheld
We needed one morning view of inventory, orders, and exceptions — without buying an enterprise system before the business was ready.
Customer portal · fixed-scope build
WD
Regional wholesale operator
Anonymized client · US distributor
Anonymized client feedback · name withheld
Version one only had to serve three kitchens reliably. Clear vendor workflows mattered more than a long feature list on day one.
Field / ops mobile app
MO
Multi-location operator
Anonymized client · food service
Anonymized client feedback · name withheld
The handoff included a readable repository, deployment notes, and a product our small team could keep operating — not a black box.
SaaS dashboard · RAG pilot
SF
Early-stage SaaS founder
Anonymized client · technical founder
Common questions
Things prospects ask on call one.
Honest answers. If something here doesn't match what you've been told elsewhere, we're happy to walk you through the trade-offs.
Start a project
Tell us what you're building.
Share the problem, the team, and the timeline you're working with. A senior engineer reads every inquiry — no intake bot — and we reply within one business day.