Timeline, pricing, ownership, and support — clear answers.
It depends on scope. A landing page may take a few weeks, a corporate site a few months, and a mobile MVP or SaaS longer. We share a written timeline after discovery — we do not guarantee fixed durations.
There is no fixed price list. Packages are starting scopes; proposals match your features. Sharing a budget frame in discovery speeds up quoting.
Once contractual payment terms are met, source code, design files, and project assets transfer to the client. Licensed third-party components remain under their own licenses.
Yes — store accounts are in the client’s name; we support builds, metadata, screenshots, and review. Apple/Google approval times depend on the platform and cannot be guaranteed.
Yes. A mutual NDA can be signed before the project or at kickoff. We have a standard template; your corporate NDA can be reviewed and adapted.
Yes. We communicate in TR and EN; meetings are remote. Contracts and invoicing are arranged per country — tax and payment method clarified in discovery.
Usually milestone-based: kickoff, design approval, development phases, and delivery. Two installments are possible on smaller projects. Details are in the proposal and contract.
Defined revision rounds per phase (wireframe, UI, build) are stated in the proposal. We do not offer unlimited revisions; out-of-scope changes are planned as change requests.
Domain and hosting accounts are in the client’s name; we support setup and deploy. Infrastructure costs (Vercel, AWS, etc.) bill to the client — we do not markup hosting.
By default the client supplies content. Placeholder copy and stock alternatives may be used during build. Professional copywriting and photography can be added via separate quote.
Yes. A care package covers security updates, bug triage, and small improvements. Retainer or on-demand; SLA defined in the proposal.
For web we mainly use Next.js and TypeScript; for mobile Flutter or native; backend often Node and PostgreSQL. Stack is clarified in discovery per project — not identical every time.
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