Technology that works for your bottom line

Two realistic first steps:

Path A - you don't know what you need a 20-minute online interview. You describe where you are, what your problems/goals are. We ask questions to help determine direction. Exit interview: you know what you want to do first, with what budget, by what deadline.

Path B - you know what you want You fill out the calculator (website/store/app) on /resources/tools. You get a price fork in 2-4 minutes without registering. If they agree with your expectations - we arrange a call and go to the offer.

Both paths are free of charge. They do not require signing any contract before deciding on a project.

Typical schedule:

Week 1: first interview (20 min) + written offer (2-5 days after the interview)

Week 2: questions, negotiations, offer acceptance, contract signing, advance invoice

Week 3: strategy workshop (Stage 01 of the per-category process)

• project launch

For urgent projects: we can launch in a week from the first call (if the calendar allows) - but without rushing the client's decision. A forced decision often leads to forced scope.

For enterprise projects (budget 100+ thousand zlotys): longer - contract negotiations, DPA verification, compliance - 3-4 weeks from roz

One contact person throughout the project cycle. No rotating salesman → PM → developer - you talk to the same person from the first offer to the post-launch handoff.

What happens underneath: developers on the team write the code (often 2-3 people in different roles - backend, frontend, QA). The contact person coordinates, reviews code, commits critical passages - but is not a single point of failure. If he gets sick, the project doesn't stand: the other senior takes over communication, the team works on.

The consequence for you: decisions are made quickly (without"I'll ask the trader/PM".), but the project does not hang on one person.

After the launch, you have 3 options:

Option 1 - end of cooperation Project closed, all access (code, hosting, documentation) transferred. You can continue working on your own or with another developer. Zero lock-in.

Option 2 - technical care (subscription) Included: hosting, monitoring, minor fixes, framework updates. Most DV customers choose this option.

Option 3 - expansion / subsequent projects Typical cycle of 2-3 orders in 18 months: website → LP → CMS → app. Reduced hourly rate for clients with active subscriptions. No annual minimum, no long contracts.

Together we decide that it doesn't make sense and part ways without commitment. This happens in 15-20% of conversations - and that's a good thing.

Typical reasons:

• Budget lower than the minimum DV offer (£3,500 landing page)
• Enterprise scale (1000+ people, budget 1000k+ PLN)
• Exclusive marketing without implementation
• Stack/technology requires competence beyond core DV (hardcore ML/AI, blockchain, embedded)

In such cases, we recommend specific people/agencies that we work with or have verified. We usually have 2-3 recommendations per direction - you save time searching.