Book a 15-minute intro call
Pick a time that suits you. You'll speak to a senior engineer about what you're trying to fix, and we'll follow up with a clear, fixed-price next step.
Free · 15 minutes · with a senior engineer, not a salesperson
What happens on the call
15 minutes, no pitch deck
On the call we will
- Understand the problem and what “done” looks like for you.
- Sanity-check whether custom software or AI is the right answer.
- Outline the fastest fixed-price way to start.
We won't
Run a demo deck, push a contract or hand you to a sales team.
You'll leave with
A clear next step, even if it isn't us.
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Prefer to send a brief?
Tell us what you're working on and we'll reply within one business day with thoughts and a suggested next step.
Most of our clients come through referrals. If someone sent you our way, tell us who so we can thank them.
Before you book
Quick answers to what people ask us on the call.
Most clients start with a fixed-price first step: a 5-day AI Opportunity Sprint (£4,950), a 5-day Rescue Audit (£3,950) or a 10-day Prototype (£12,500). Full builds are priced per milestone and typically start from £30k. Embedded teams start from £9,500 a month. You'll always get a fixed price before we start.
You do. Code lives in your GitHub from the first commit, infrastructure runs in your cloud accounts, and IP transfers to you on payment. There are no proprietary frameworks and no hostage situations.
Senior designers and engineers from our UK-based team. The people on your intro call are the people who'll do the work. We don't sell senior and staff junior.
Sprints and Rescue Audits are short and can usually start soon after the call; we'll give you a firm start date before you commit. We cap how many builds run at once so every client gets the senior attention they're paying for.
That's exactly what it's for. Sometimes the answer is better process or simple software rather than AI. We'll tell you, and the Sprint guarantee means you don't pay if we can't find something worth building.