How does an engagement work?
Free 30-minute scoping call. Fixed scope and fixed quote. Weekly demos. Handover with a bug-fix warranty.
FAQ
2–6 week builds. Fixed quotes. Full code ownership. NDAs signed. A bug-fix warranty on every build.
Engagement
Free 30-minute scoping call. Fixed scope and fixed quote. Weekly demos. Handover with a bug-fix warranty.
Most builds ship in 2–6 weeks, first call to handover. The timeline is fixed in the quote.
Fixed quote after a free scoping call. Price is agreed before work starts. No hourly billing. Cost guide →
Changes are scoped and quoted before any work starts. No surprise invoices.
Every build includes a bug-fix warranty. Its length is written into the quote. Support after that is optional.
The engineers who build it. No account managers, no hand-offs.
Remote. We work across time zones, live or async.
Ownership and trust
You. Source, deployment, documentation and access are handed over in full.
Yes. Before the scoping call, if you want.
Most of our past work is under client NDA, so we don't publish it. On the scoping call we walk you through how we solved similar problems: approach, architecture, trade-offs.
It stays yours. We never reuse client data or use it to train models.
Access control, encryption and audit trails are in scope from day one. Bring your compliance requirements to the scoping call.
Fit
Businesses and individuals with a problem that runs on software. Founders, operators, CTOs.
When the work repeats and your tools force workarounds, yes. Ship one workflow first to keep cost down.
Buy if a product fits. Build if it doesn't and the work repeats. Build vs buy →
A freelancer is one person. An agency adds account managers and hourly billing. DeltaV is five engineers, a fixed quote and direct access.
Technical
Custom software, internal tools, workflow automation, integrations, data pipelines and applied AI.
Yes. We plug into your CRM, ERP, databases, APIs and spreadsheets, and replace only what slows you down.
Yes. We audit what's running, keep what works and rebuild what breaks.
When that's the right tool. Often search, classification or plain automation does the job better. Applied AI →
No. We need one person who knows the workflow.