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  • What does a typical engagement cost?

    Discovery is fixed at US$18,000–US$32,000 depending on scope, and takes two to three weeks. Build engagements have ranged from US$90,000 to US$2.4m. We give a range at the end of discovery and hold it or explain why it moved.

  • How quickly can you start?

    Discovery teams are usually available within two to three weeks. Full build teams typically need four to six weeks of notice, and we will tell you honestly if the date you need is not one we can meet.

  • How long does a build normally take?

    Something usable reaches your hands within four weeks, then every two weeks after that. Full programmes have run from three months to two years; anything longer than that we would break into separately funded phases.

  • Can you work with our existing in-house team?

    That is the preferred arrangement. Roughly two-thirds of our work is embedded alongside a client team, with our engineers pairing and reviewing rather than building in isolation.

  • Which sectors do you work in?

    Mostly financial services, healthcare, energy and logistics. The common thread is regulation: audit trails, data residency and evidence packs are routine work here rather than a surprise at the end.

  • Who owns the code and the models?

    You do, unconditionally, from the first commit. Work is done in your repositories and your cloud accounts. There is no TekRouting runtime, licence or middleware in what we deliver.

  • Do we have to take a support contract?

    No. Support retainers are offered and frequently declined, which is a reasonable outcome. Handover is complete either way — runbooks, architecture decision records and training sessions are part of the build, not an upsell.

  • What happens to our data during the project?

    It stays in your tenancy. Where we genuinely need access we work through your identity provider under named accounts that you can revoke, and every access is logged in your systems rather than ours.