Example builds, by service and sector

We do not publish prices for project work, because a number without a scope attached is a guess that one of us pays for later. Send the shape of what you want and you get a written scope with one fixed price. There is no discovery fee and no sales call first.

Each example carries the realistic delivery window for that kind of work. The honest caveat is that the build is rarely the slow part — access, content and approvals are, which is why the scope names what we need from you and when.

You do, entirely. The code, every account created in your name from the start rather than transferred later, and documentation written for your team. You can take it to another agency the week after handover and nothing will be locked.

Yes, across twelve markets. Each example states the working-hour overlap with the office serving it, including where that overlap is poor. For New Zealand it is close to nothing, so that work runs asynchronously with written handovers rather than a promise of same-day replies.

No. Outcomes depend on your market, your pricing and your competition, none of which we control. What we guarantee is the work itself — the agreed scope built and verified, on the agreed date, with defects fixed free and no time limit on that.

No, and we label every one an example build rather than a case study for that reason. They are representative of the scope, stack and decisions involved in each kind of engagement. What they are not is a named client with a revenue figure attached — because we do not have permission to publish those, and inventing them is what most agency portfolios quietly do.

Most of our work sits under NDA or is white-labelled through other agencies, and the rest belongs to owners who did not ask to become our marketing. We would rather publish nothing named than publish something we cannot stand behind. If you want references, ask — we can arrange a direct conversation with a past client for a serious enquiry.

Because a number without the context of traffic volume, margin, season and what else changed that month is not evidence, it is decoration. When we can quote a figure it is because we measured it, agreed the method beforehand, and the client is happy for it to be public. That is a small set, and we would rather it stayed honest than got large.

Filter by discipline and by market. The country filter matters more than it looks: it changes currency, working-hour overlap and the legal requirements that shape the build, such as an Impressum in Germany or ZATCA e-invoicing in Saudi Arabia.

Usually yes, and the page for each example links to the service that would deliver it. What you will get is a written scope for your situation rather than a copy of the example, because the interesting parts of these projects are the constraints, not the layouts.

Often, and it is some of the most useful work we do. We will look at what exists first and tell you honestly whether continuing it is cheaper than restarting. Sometimes it is not, and we say so even though a rebuild is the larger invoice.

If the work will not solve the problem you actually have, if the budget cannot cover a version worth shipping, or if what you need is something we are not good at. We would rather lose the enquiry than take money for something we can see will disappoint.