Depends on scope. Sprint builds start in the low four figures, full Product Builds are quoted after a 30-minute scoping call once I understand what you actually need. No hourly rate games, no "it depends" runaround. You get one fixed number before anything starts.

You see real, working progress by day 3, not a Figma mockup. If it's fundamentally off, you can walk with 50% back on the unbuilt portion. See the full Guarantee section on the Pricing page.

Yes, always, no exceptions. Send yours or I'll send mine, either works, signed before any project details get shared.

Me, directly, using AI-native workflows that let one builder move at team speed. No account managers, no junior devs learning on your dime, no handoffs. You talk to the person writing the architecture.

No. Every build includes 30 days of free bug fixes and small iterations post-launch. After that, month-to-month support is available if you want it, or take the code and run, it's fully yours either way.

Yes. I've plugged into existing stacks and handed off cleanly documented code before. If your team needs to maintain it long-term, I'll structure the build so that's painless.

Yes. Everything lives in private repositories with access limited to me and anyone you explicitly approve. Your code, credentials, and business details never get shared, posted, or reused anywhere. When the work is done, you hold the keys.

No. For client work I use business and API tiers where training on your content is turned off and inputs aren't retained to improve models. The build itself runs on my own server, so your code and files stay on infrastructure I control, not a third-party agent platform. Your source code and data stay yours. They never become training material for a public model.

Secrets never get committed to the repo or hard-coded. They live in environment variables and secret managers, scoped to the least access needed, and production refuses to boot on missing or placeholder keys. If a credential is ever exposed, it gets rotated immediately.

Built in. Passwords are hashed, sessions are httpOnly and expiring, authorization is enforced on the server and never trusted from the client, inputs are validated, and everything runs over HTTPS with rate limiting where it counts. Security is part of the architecture, not a checkbox at the end.

You get every credential, repo, and deployment handed over, and my access is removed once you confirm you're set. No lingering logins, no backdoors, no dependency on me to keep the lights on. It's fully yours.