Straight answers to fair questions.

That's exactly what our AI consulting engagement is for. We map your processes, estimate the cost and payback of each candidate use case, and give you a ranked roadmap. If nothing clears the bar, we tell you that too.

No. We architect around your data boundary — private endpoints, your cloud tenancy where required, and written agreements that your data is never used for training without explicit consent.

A scoped pilot typically ships in 4–8 weeks: one process, one measurable target, production-grade from day one so a successful pilot can scale instead of being rebuilt.

Both, honestly scoped. Discovery produces a fixed-price plan for well-defined work; evolving products run on sprint-based pricing with a backlog you control and can stop at any sprint boundary.

Yes. We start with a paid audit — architecture, security, test coverage, deployment — then a stabilization plan before adding features. You get the audit report whether or not you continue with us.

You do. Full IP assignment, your repositories from day one, no license fees back to us.

A focused marketing site ships in 3–6 weeks; e-commerce and portals typically run 6–12 weeks depending on integrations. You see the design direction in week one.

Yes — we wire content to an editing workflow that fits your team, from structured data files to a full headless CMS, and train your team before handover.

Yes. We map every URL, preserve or redirect rankings-bearing pages, and monitor Search Console through the cutover. SEO protection is part of the migration checklist, not an afterthought.

Yes — that's the default plan, not a premium option. We run parallel environments, migrate in phases, and schedule cutovers inside your quiet windows with tested rollback at each stage.

With a spend audit: two weeks, read-only access, and a report of concrete savings ranked by effort. Most clients find 20–40% — the audit pays for itself or it's free.

Yes. Managed cloud plans cover monitoring, patching, incident response, and a monthly optimization review — with response times in writing.

Yes — scope, methods, and timing are agreed in writing before we start, destructive techniques are excluded, and testing is scheduled around your business hours with a live abort channel.

At minimum annually and after major changes. Most clients run an annual full test plus quarterly automated scanning — we'll recommend a cadence based on your risk profile, not our revenue.

Yes. We help contain, investigate, and recover, then harden what failed. If you're mid-incident now, contact us directly rather than filling in a form.

It's the normal starting point. The first phase of every engagement is mapping sources and fixing quality at the pipeline level — you don't need clean data to start, you need it to finish.

Usually whichever your team already licenses. Where you're choosing fresh, Power BI wins on Microsoft-stack cost, Tableau on visual analytics depth — we'll recommend based on your stack and users.

A first working dashboard on live data typically lands in 3–4 weeks. We ship one decision-critical view early rather than a big-bang reveal months later.

Technical fixes often move rankings within weeks; competitive content programs take 3–6 months to compound. We set milestone expectations in the proposal so you can hold us to them.

No. Programs run month to month after an initial 3-month foundation phase. We keep clients with results, not lock-ins.

Ideal, actually. We handle the specialist work — technical SEO, paid ops, analytics — while your team keeps the brand voice and customer knowledge.

Strategy and identity typically run 6–10 weeks; full rollout depends on how many touchpoints you have. We plan the rollout so nothing customer-facing looks half-changed.

We take focused engagements — but a logo without positioning is decoration. Our smallest package pairs a compact strategy sprint with the identity, so the design decisions have reasons.

Every file in every format, the brand guidelines document, and the working files — you own all of it outright.

Yes — most creative engagements extend an existing identity. We follow your guidelines where they exist and quietly document the gaps where they don't.

Both. One-off projects (a deck, a video, a site design) are fixed-price; teams with steady needs use a monthly creative retainer with a rolling backlog.

Designers and engineers work in the same sprint. Designs are specified against the real component library, so what you approve is what ships.