Do you recognise your situation?
You don't arrive with a grand project: you arrive with a precise problem. Every line leads to a page that goes into it: what's probably happening, what we do, and what you get.
You run the company
"We have been hacked." "We have to change tools and we're afraid of breaking everything." "My site was delivered by someone we can no longer reach." "Our site works against us more than for us." "I want to know what my existing setup is worth before deciding anything." "Everything rests on one provider, and it worries us." "My email goes to spam." "Three people retype the same data by hand." "Nothing is documented: it's all in one person's head." "We find out about outages from our customers." "I no longer know who holds my domain names." "We want to sell online, without knowing where to begin." "We pay for subscriptions nobody can account for."
You're starting or taking over a company
Agency, studio, consultancy, integrator?
We talk as peers.
If you hold the relationship with your client and are looking for extra technical hands, there's a page for you, with no sales pitch. It says what we take on, what we will never take on, and sets out three commitments in writing: your clients stay yours, your signature stays yours, we meet your deadlines.
For contracting clients
Your situation isn't here?
Just describe it.
These situations are the most common ones, not the only ones. A few lines are enough: you get a first reading in writing.
Describe your situation