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Frequently Asked Questions
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Quick answers to common questions about our services, pricing, and process. If you have a specific goal, contact us and we will recommend the best next step.
How Does Pricing Work For New Projects?
Project pricing depends on the scope, complexity, platform, and level of custom work involved. Some projects are suitable for a fixed quote, while others are better priced in phased milestones if the requirements are likely to evolve during discovery, design, or development.
We usually start by understanding the brief, business goals, and technical requirements before confirming the best pricing structure. That helps make sure the quote reflects the actual work involved rather than relying on rough assumptions too early.
Do You Require A Deposit Before Work Starts?
Yes, most projects require an upfront deposit before scheduling and delivery begin. This confirms the booking, secures development time, and allows the project to move into the planning, research, or onboarding stage without delays.
The remaining balance is usually split across agreed milestones or project stages, depending on the size and structure of the work. This keeps payment expectations clear and gives both sides a defined framework from the start.
What Payment Methods Do You Accept?
We typically accept standard business payment methods such as bank transfer and invoice-based payments. For many clients, this is the simplest option because it supports formal accounting, internal approvals, and clear payment records throughout the project.
If a client has a specific payment requirement, that can usually be discussed during the onboarding process. The main goal is to agree on a practical payment method that works smoothly for both sides before work begins.
When Are Invoices Due?
Invoice terms are usually agreed before the project starts so there is no confusion later. Depending on the project, invoices may be due upfront, on milestone completion, or within an agreed payment window after issue.
Keeping invoice timing clear is important because it helps projects run smoothly and keeps delivery aligned with approvals, scheduling, and milestone progression. Clear terms also make the commercial side of the project much easier to manage for both teams.
What Happens After I Submit The Contact Form?
Once you submit the form, we review the enquiry and come back to you with the next step. That may be a reply by email, a request for more detail, or an invitation to discuss the project in more depth if the brief looks like a strong fit.
The first response is usually focused on understanding your goals, timeline, and requirements rather than jumping straight into a proposal. That helps make sure any next conversation is useful, relevant, and based on the actual needs of the project.
How Quickly Do You Respond To Enquiries?
We aim to respond quickly and keep communication clear from the start. For most genuine project enquiries, you should expect an initial reply within a reasonable business timeframe, with more detailed follow-up depending on the complexity of the request.
A fast response matters, but a useful response matters more. The goal is not just to acknowledge the message, but to understand enough about the enquiry to give the right next step and avoid wasting time on vague back-and-forth.
Do You Work With International Clients?
Yes, we can work with clients in different regions and time zones. Most of the project process can be handled remotely, including discovery, planning, communication, approvals, and delivery, which makes cross-border collaboration straightforward for many ecommerce and digital projects.
The important thing is setting clear expectations around communication, project timing, and payment terms early on. Once those are in place, working internationally is usually just a matter of process and coordination rather than a barrier to delivery.
Can You Sign An NDA Before Discussing The Project?
Yes, if the project involves sensitive commercial, technical, or operational information, an NDA can usually be reviewed before deeper discussions take place. This is common for businesses sharing internal plans, product concepts, platform details, or confidential growth information.
The main priority is creating a process that allows open discussion while protecting the information being shared. If confidentiality is important from the outset, it can normally be handled early so the project conversation can move forward with confidence.