Custom software, planned before it is priced

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PrestigeProgramming
Project Blueprint Process
What we build
Custom business softwareIntegrations and automationAI and agent systemsWeb and ecommerce platforms Contact Privacy Terms Start with a complimentary 20-minute fit call
The fit call

Twenty minutes, no charge, no obligation.

The fit call exists to answer one question: is the Project Blueprint the right instrument for what you are trying to do. Sometimes the answer is no, and hearing that in twenty minutes is worth more to you than a polite proposal.

Request the call

Tell us what you are trying to build.

Four fields and a sentence or two. We send a seven character code to the address you give us; type it back and the request lands with us. The code step is there so the only messages reaching our desk come from addresses that actually receive mail.

The code goes here, so use an address you can open now.
Plain description beats a specification. We would rather hear about the process than about the software you were imagining.
A quick automated check. Nothing to type, and no pictures of traffic lights.
No payment is taken here and nothing is charged for the call.
Received. We read every one of these ourselves and normally reply within one business day.

Why the extra step

A published address gets harvested and buried within a week, and genuine enquiries end up filed next to the noise. The code proves an address is real, which is all we need to tell the two apart. Your details go no further than our own inbox.

OrderWhat happens next
01
We reply and find twenty minutes. Usually within one business day.
02
You describe the problem. Most of the call is you talking and us asking why.
03
We say which engagement fits. The standard blueprint, the expanded discovery, or neither.
04
If it fits, a payment link follows. By email, from Stripe, after the call and not before.
05
Kickoff. The questionnaire goes out and the five business days begin.

Worth having ready

  • How the process runs today, including the parts held together by people.
  • Which systems are already in play and which of them you are stuck with.
  • Who would have to be in the ninety minute session for it to be useful.
  • A rough sense of what solving it is worth, even as a range.

None of this is required. It just makes twenty minutes go further.

Before you book

If you already know you want a specific technology built to a specification you have written, we are probably not the right firm. The blueprint is for deciding what to build. It is poor value if that decision is already made.