The ones we get asked first

One fixed price for the whole build. Our usual size of build is ₹3 lakh to ₹5 lakh: an entire system, built end to end and running in production. It comes to about a fifth of a conventional build, because one expert directs AI agents instead of a full team; the pricing page shows where the saving comes from. The price is set when you sign off the three-day prototype and its scope list; the scoping call and the prototype cost nothing. You make a set-up payment of ₹20K-50K at sign-off, which covers the AI usage and the servers your build runs on and is deducted from the price. You pay the rest once, after your own acceptance test passes.

One thing: a set-up payment of ₹20K-50K at sign-off. It covers the AI usage and the servers your build runs on, and it is deducted from the fixed price. The scoping call and the prototype cost nothing, and the rest of the price is due only after your acceptance test passes.

Only if you ask for something outside the scope list. Each change request is written down, priced as a fixed item and built only on your yes. A bug found during your acceptance test is never a change request.

More, because the price rises with complexity. The model does not change: a larger system is still one fixed price, set at prototype sign-off, with a set-up payment then and the rest paid once, after your acceptance test passes.

Yes. The prototype fixes a first scope. Later additions are change requests, each priced as a fixed item before work starts, or a new build on the same terms. If your traffic outgrows the standard hosting, the extra hosting is passed on at cost.

Yes. Hosting, nightly encrypted backups, security updates and fixes for anything that stops working as agreed are free for the first 6 months. After that, the price for maintenance and the production server starts from ₹3K a month.

AI models (LLMs), voice models, SMS and WhatsApp charges once the system is live, with nothing marked up. Third-party licences too, and hosting above the standard size if your traffic needs it. The build itself, its testing, the security review and the first 6 months of hosting and support are inside the fixed price.

No. You describe what you need, use the three-day version, and tell us what is right and wrong about it. We do the rest.

The documents and files you already have: price lists, spreadsheets, the forms your team fills in. A few hours in the first three days, and a few days at the end for your acceptance test.

Then it did its job three days in, not three months in. You tell us what to change and we revise it: two revisions of the first prototype are free. Then we fix the scope list, and only then is anything paid or built.

We fix it and you test again. The rest of the price is not due until it passes. Bugs found in your test are ours to fix; new wishes are change requests.

You do, on payment. You receive the repository with its tests, the documentation, the runbooks, the build log and the backup and restore procedure, so your own developers can take over whenever you like.

The system runs on hosting we look after, with backups, security updates and fixes for anything that stops working as agreed. That is free for the first 6 months; after that, the price for maintenance and the production server starts from ₹3K a month. New features are change requests, priced before any work starts.

On a server in India by default, under Indian data protection law, or wherever you require. It is not used to train anything, and it is backed up nightly. Every build gets a security review before it goes live. Hosting has the detail on where it runs, and the security review has what is checked, for technical readers.

No. We build websites and web apps, not Android or iOS apps.

We are training more experts, and there are already people who run production work with the digital twin, a written memory of how the expert works and what has been decided. If work stops mid-build, the rest of the price is not due. Once it is live and paid for, the repository, runbooks and restore procedure are already yours, with the instructions another team would need to run it.

The company is new; the method and the work are not. Our own booking product went from first commit to an audited deployment in six weeks, with 1,685 automated tests passing. And apart from the set-up payment, you pay nothing until the system passes your own acceptance test.