You know what we do. This is how to tell which of the three you need — most clients start with one and add a second.
A development team you rent,
three ways to use it.
Most clients start with one of these and add a second within a few months. You are not choosing a product tier — you are telling us which problem is loudest right now.
1 · Work that a conventional team quotes in quarters, delivered in weeks.
Deliver the whole project
You have a system to build or replace, and the timeline you have been quoted does not fit the business case.
We take the scope end to end — designed, built, tested, documented and handed over — on a fixed price with the risk on us.
- A fixed price and a date, both committed in writing before the build starts.
- Your team approves the scope and accepts the releases; nothing ships without that.
- You own the result outright — the application, the code and the repository are yours.
- Includes getting off a legacy system, which is where most of these conversations start.
2 · Your specialists spend their time on the work only they can do.
Pick up the work nobody has time for
You have developers, and a backlog of the hard, unglamorous things that never reach the top of it.
We take the complicated pieces your team keeps deferring and return them finished, tested and documented.
- The deep technical work — custom Java and JavaScript, intricate business logic, complex queries and reporting.
- The upgrades and migrations that get postponed every quarter until they become urgent.
- Handed back the way a good colleague would: tested, documented, and explained.
- Scaled up when a release is close and down again afterwards, without a hiring decision.
3 · You hear about problems from us, not from your users.
Be your support team
Your applications are live, people depend on them, and nobody is watching them properly.
We run alongside your systems — watching them, fixing what breaks, and making the small improvements that keep users happy.
- Continuous monitoring of the applications and the data underneath them.
- Defects fixed and small enhancements delivered as a standing service, not a project.
- A named response commitment, at whatever level you actually need.
- The quiet problems surfaced early — the ones a dashboard alone will never show you.
The honest part
What we will not tell you
That it is about 4–6 times faster regardless of what you hand us. It is not. How much of your work can run in parallel depends on how your systems are put together, and some of them can absorb far more of it than others.
We tell you which one you are before you commit, not after — and if the answer is that we cannot help you, you will hear that first rather than last.
Step 2 of 5 — Which one is you
Whichever it is, the fair response is “prove it”. So next is what we actually hand over.