The question always comes up: «how long does it take?». And almost always the agency’s answer is vague, because a slow project pays off for whoever bills by the hour. Not for us. We work in short timeframes and tell you the real dates from day one.
Why projects drag on
They drag for two reasons: hand-offs and waiting. An agency with ten silos — sales, design, development, QA — loses days at every hand-off. And feedback sleeps for weeks because no one’s quite sure whose turn it is.
We’re a small team working in the same flow: whoever designs also touches the code. No deliveries between departments, no «I’m waiting on the other team».
How we keep them short
- First draft in a few days, so we start from an approved direction.
- A preview every week: you see the project as it grows, no surprises at the end.
- One point of contact: we reply fast, decisions don’t get stuck.
- No WordPress: a modern stack, fewer things that break mid-build.
Real dates, not impossible promises
A landing page in one week. A corporate site in 1–2. A full-stack web app from 4 to 8 weeks, a mobile app from 4 to 7. These are honest timelines: we won’t promise the impossible to win the yes, and we won’t keep you waiting to inflate the bill.
In two lines
Short timeframes doesn’t mean rushed: it means few right hands, a preview every week, and dates told upfront. You always know when you’ll be online.
Got a deadline? Tell us about it and we’ll say straight away whether we can make it.