Try us
Give us one piece of work. Change nothing else.
Keep your current team or vendor in place and let us deliver one defined piece. You pay only if you accept what we hand back, and then you can compare it with what you have.
- Defined piece of work
- 1PIECE
- Bounded enough to test on its own.
- One block
- 150HOURS
- Large enough to show how we work.
- Advance
- ₹0UPFRONT
- Nothing is paid to start.
- Pick, sign, build, decide
- 4STAGES
- You decide once you have tested the work.
Three conditions
What makes it a fair trial.
Runs alongside your team
Your current team or vendor carries on as before. We work on one defined piece, with no disruption to your setup.
No advance
You commit nothing upfront. The piece of work is scoped in a signed Statement of Work like any other block.
Payment only on acceptance
You decide once you have seen the delivered work. If you accept it, you pay for it. Then you can compare it with what you have.
How it runs
One piece, start to finish.
- Step 1Pick the pieceWith a clear input and output
- Step 2Sign the scopeCriteria you can test
- Step 3We build itYour team carries on
- Step 4You test and decideAgainst the signed criteria
Good first pieces
What works well as a trial.
Something bounded enough to test on its own, and large enough to show how we work. A London startup might hand over a supplier onboarding flow; a Surat trader, the dealer reorder screen.
A self contained module
A supplier onboarding flow, a reports section or an admin panel your team keeps postponing.
An integration
A Tally sync, a payment gateway, a WhatsApp notification flow or a CRM connection with a clear input and output.
A backlog clean up
A defined list of bugs and small features on an existing codebase, each with a way to check it is fixed.
One AI feature
Document extraction, a support reply draft or a search over your own documents, with a person checking the output.
Start
Propose a piece of work.
Tell us roughly what the piece is and what you use today. We reply to talk it through.
Will this disturb our current vendor?
The piece is scoped so that it can be built and tested on its own. How it is merged into your codebase is agreed in the Statement of Work.
Is there still a 150 hour minimum?
Yes. The piece of work is one block of 150 hours, so it needs to be large enough to be worth comparing.
What if we do not accept the work?
It is put right and tested again. Your agreement sets how hours spent putting work right are treated.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you want built. We will tell you plainly whether it fits.
The first conversation is free. You get a rough size in hours, the tier that suits the work, and what a first 150 hour block would cover.
Or get a ballpark proposal in two minutes