What you get, every time
This is the same for the smallest rebuild and the largest one. The scale changes; the terms do not.
Yours at the end
- Full ownership. The code and the build are yours. Accounts in your name. Nothing held back as leverage.
- A certificate of ownership. It states in writing that the work belongs to you, because of course it's yours has a way of evaporating when a relationship ends.
- A handoff document. A written record of where things live, how they connect and what to change when, so no information about your product is ever lost.
- A 90-day guarantee on the work we do.
- No subscription. You pay for the build, not for the right to keep it.
Signed before anyone is given access to sensitive information: a business associate agreement, covering how protected information is handled, and a non-disclosure agreement, covering everything we see.
A full-stack team doing the work
One group handles all of it, which is why the halves fit together.
| What | In plain words |
|---|---|
| Front end | The screens and pages people see and use |
| Custom design | When the project needs its own look, not a template |
| Back-end architecture and engineering | The systems underneath that store, move and protect your information |
| Data pipelines | The plumbing that moves information between systems without anybody copying it across |
| End-to-end encryption | Sensitive data scrambled in transit and at rest |
| API integrations | Connections to the other systems you use; we are authorized developers with many of them |
| Back-end automation | The repetitive work handled in the background |
How a rescue usually runs
We copy the site as it stands, build it again properly, and supply whatever was missing. Some faults are simply repaired where they stand, and the call settles which of those it is. We do not patch inside Wix or Squarespace; we rebuild off them, because that is the only way the result ends up yours.
Who it is for: any industry, websites and apps alike, in New York and well beyond.