Can you take over an existing project?
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Yes. We start with a code review and risk check, then tell you what is safe, what is messy, and what should be fixed first. We can take over WordPress, WooCommerce, Nuxt, Vue, and custom web projects.
Can you provide developers for our existing team?
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Yes. We can support your team with dedicated developers, staff augmentation, or body leasing. This works well when you already have project management and technical direction, but need more experienced people to deliver the work.
Do you only work on full projects?
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No. We can handle full project delivery, ongoing maintenance, technical rescue work, or team extension. The best setup depends on your project, team, and timeline.
Do we own the code?
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Yes. You own the source code, deployment instructions, and documentation. We do not build projects that trap you with us.
How does pricing work?
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For clearly defined scopes, we can work fixed price. For ongoing work, maintenance, or projects where priorities change often, time and material usually makes more sense. For dedicated developers or body leasing, we agree on availability, scope of work, and billing model upfront.
How long does a project take?
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It depends on scope. A focused technical fix can take days. A full website, store, or web app can take weeks or months. Team extension can be short-term or long-term. We estimate after understanding the project.
Do you work white-label for agencies?
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Yes. We are NDA-friendly and can work behind the scenes. Your client does not need to know we exist unless you want them to.
Can you migrate our website from another platform?
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Yes. We can help with migrations from Drupal, Webflow, old WordPress builds, custom systems, or headless setups. The important part is preserving the content, SEO value, integrations, and editing workflow.
Do you only specialize in WordPress, Nuxt, and WooCommerce?
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No. Those are core strengths for us, but they are not the full stack. We also love Astro for fast marketing sites and content-heavy builds. React is fine when it fits the project. We work with Strapi and Directus for headless CMS setups. On the backend, we are comfortable in Laravel and Node-based projects. We still pick the stack based on your product, team, and timeline - not because a logo is on our services page.
How do we communicate during the project?
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Basecamp for project management. Slack for quick communication. Direct access to developers when technical details matter. A project manager keeps the work organized.