For founders · the enemy is the clock
You don’t have a SaaS problem. You have a runway problem.
The terms
- Time to a working v1
- 4 weeksfixed date
- Price
- Fixedagreed before we start
- If we miss the date
- You stop paying
- Code & IP
- 100% yourson payment
Terms and durations, not outcomes. We have no client results we can attribute yet, and inventing some is the one thing that would make every other number on this site worthless.
The offer that fits
Launch Sprint
Chosen by what you spend and whether you have launched — two independent things. Spend sets which engagement fits; launch status sets which problem we are solving.
What we would tell you to keep
The part that makes the rest believable.
The objection
The question that usually ends this conversation.
- Why not just use an AI app builder?
For a prototype, do — it is faster and cheaper than us and we are not going to pretend otherwise. The point at which that stops being true is when the thing has to survive contact with real users, real money and a second developer: auth that holds, a data model you can migrate, and code someone else can read in six months. We are the answer to “this has to work now”, not to “let me see if this idea has legs”.
Not sure this is you?
Nobody clicks “we’re an SMB”, so you should not have to. The teardown works out which of these you are from what you actually pay — or read the other two: