One message is enough to start. Describe the project, and you'll hear back from the person who would actually build it — not a sales layer passing it along.
Whatever you have — a page, a deck, a link to what exists today. Rough is fine; the questions come next.
A straight answer on what it would take: approach, rough timeline, and cost. No call required to get that far.
The people who scoped it are the people who build it, so nothing has to survive a handover to stay intact.
The things people want to know before they send the first message. Anything not here, just ask us directly.
Whatever you have. A one-line description of what you're building, a link to an existing site if there is one, and a rough sense of timeline is enough to start a real conversation.
Both. The studio has built for first-time founders launching their first product and for businesses running the systems they operate on day to day.
Yes — send what exists (repo, credentials, current host) and we'll give you a straight read on its condition before quoting anything.
No. The person who scopes your project is the person who builds it, throughout — that's a deliberate way of working, not a temporary team size.
Yes, on request, before any specifics are discussed.