FAQ
Questions people ask first
What is a paid proof of concept?
A small, time-boxed piece of your real workflow, built and working, usually on a sample of your own data. We agree a fixed price before I begin. If it doesn't prove the idea, you stop there with no further commitment, and if you continue, the fee is credited to the full build.
What does a proof of concept cost?
Paid POC from $50, quoted per task after I see the work. The fee is credited to the build if you continue.
How long does the work take?
The proof of concept is a small, time-boxed slice; we agree that window before I start. The rest of the build is scoped only after the proof of concept, so the timeline depends on the work, and I put a written timeline next to the fixed price.
What do the two months of maintenance cover?
Bug fixes and anything that breaks in what I delivered, for two months after go-live, at no extra charge. New features and scope changes are quoted separately. I acknowledge every issue within one business day.
Who do you work with?
Small and mid-sized businesses in the US and India, especially in real estate, property management, accounting, and home services. I work async from India (IST), with replies within 24 hours on weekdays.
How do I get started?
Book a free, optional 30-minute discovery call, or send a short written brief to [email protected] or the form on this site if you'd rather not get on a call. If we both see a fit, the first paid step is a proof of concept on your real workflow.
How do I pay?
Payments via Payoneer (USD) or bank transfer/UPI (INR).
Who owns the code and the data?
You own what I deliver once it's paid for. Where it runs and what's handed over is agreed in writing before the build starts.