How we work
Every project is different, but the way we run them isn't. Here is what happens at each stage, what you get from it, and how we charge.
You tell us the idea, who it's for and what success looks like. We ask about budget and deadlines. If we're not the right people, we'll say so.
What you get
An honest view of whether it is buildable, roughly what it would cost, and what to build first.
We write down what we'll build, how long it should take, what it will cost and what's deliberately left out. For bigger ideas we may suggest a short, paid discovery phase first.
What you get
A proposal you can share. Nothing is binding until you accept it in writing.
Each cycle ends with something you can click on in a private preview link. You give feedback, we adjust. Scope changes are fine; we tell you what they cost first.
What you get
A weekly update, a live preview and access to the code from day one.
We set up hosting, domains, monitoring and backups in accounts you own, test on real devices, then launch together.
What you get
A working product, the credentials for everything, and documentation.
Some clients take the code and run. Others keep us on a small monthly plan for fixes and updates. Defects in what we delivered are fixed free for 30 days either way.
What you get
Your choice of support, with no lock-in.
How we work
Your proposal will recommend one, and explain why.
Best for: Well-defined projects
One price for an agreed scope, usually paid in stages. Changes are quoted separately.
Best for: Evolving or exploratory work
You pay for the time used, invoiced every two weeks or monthly, with a clear estimate up front.
Best for: Live websites and products
A set amount of time each month for updates, fixes and improvements. Cancel with 30 days’ notice.
Our promises
The detail is in our Terms of Service. Kovion Holdings is an unincorporated business, not a registered company. Your agreement is with the people named in your proposal. More on our legal status.
Send a few lines about your idea. We'll reply with questions, not a sales pitch.