Scope In Writing
You get the list of what is being built, and the price, before anyone starts.

Pages like this one usually carry award badges. We do not have any, so this one carries the things we can actually be judged on instead. Every line below can be tested while your project is running.
Ask for the same list in your contract and we will put it there. If we miss one of them you will know before we say so, and we would rather hear about it from you that week than read about it later.
You get the list of what is being built, and the price, before anyone starts.
Something runs in your browser in the first week, and you can click it.
The repository, the hosting and the domain are in your name from the start.
The person building it is the person you message. Nothing goes through a relay.
Every message gets an answer inside a working day, even when the answer is that we are still digging.
A change to the scope gets priced and agreed with you before it is built.
Updates, backups and monitoring carry on after launch. Ask what that costs before you sign.
Ask for a handover and you get the code, the accounts and the documentation. Nothing is held back.
We would rather put you on a call with someone we have built for than print a quote on our own website, where we choose the words. Tell us the kind of work you are planning and we will arrange the closest match we have.
Ask for something harder while you are at it. The last project that ran late, what caused it, and what we did about it. That answer tells you more about working with a company than any page of praise.
Write down what you are dealing with, in your own words. We will tell you whether it is work we do and what it would take.
Every enquiry gets a reply within one working day.