Question 1

What is a software development subscription?

Accepted Answer

A software development subscription is a monthly service where you pay a flat fee for ongoing software development work. Instead of hiring developers, signing agency contracts, or managing freelancers, you submit tasks to a queue and a senior engineering team delivers them — typically within 24 to 72 hours per task. You can pause, cancel, or scale the subscription monthly.

Question 2

How do I submit development tasks?

Accepted Answer

Tasks are submitted through a shared project management tool — usually Trello, Linear, Notion, or a custom portal. You describe what you need built, attach any designs or context, and add it to the queue. The team picks up the next task when the current one is complete. No need to explain things in technical terms — you describe the outcome you want, and the team figures out how to build it.

Question 3

How fast is delivery?

Accepted Answer

Most tasks are delivered within 24 to 72 hours. 'Task' here means a discrete piece of work — a specific feature, a bug fix, an integration, a page build. Large features are broken into smaller tasks by the team. The pace means you can typically ship 8 to 15 tasks per month, depending on complexity.

Question 4

What types of work are included?

Accepted Answer

A subscription covers web app features, bug fixes, backend API development, third-party integrations, AI chatbot setup, workflow automations, internal tools and dashboards, design-to-code implementation, performance improvements, and database work. Essentially, anything a full-stack engineering team would typically do is in scope.

Question 5

What is NOT included?

Accepted Answer

Original product design from scratch (we implement provided designs, but don't do brand identity or UX research from zero), complex infrastructure migrations, and tasks requiring deep domain expertise in regulated industries (like medical device software or financial compliance systems). If something is outside scope, we'll tell you upfront rather than taking it on and delivering poorly.

Question 6

How many tasks can run at the same time?

Accepted Answer

One active task at a time is the standard model. This keeps quality high and delivery predictable. While one task is in progress, all other tasks sit in your prioritised queue. You can reorder the queue at any time. Some higher-tier plans allow parallel work streams.

Question 7

Can I pause or cancel the subscription?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can pause the subscription when you don't have active work, and resume when you do. You can cancel at the end of any billing period without penalty. There are no long-term contracts or notice periods. This flexibility is one of the core benefits of the model — you're not paying for capacity you're not using.

Question 8

What technologies does the team work with?

Accepted Answer

The core stack is React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, and Supabase. Additional capabilities include React Native and Flutter for mobile, AI integrations with OpenAI and Anthropic, workflow automation with n8n and Make, and common third-party APIs (Stripe, HubSpot, Twilio, Slack, etc.). If your project uses a specific stack, ask during the onboarding call to confirm it's supported.

Question 9

Who is actually building my software?

Accepted Answer

Your work is handled by senior engineers — developers with years of professional experience, not junior outsourced staff. The subscription model is backed by a team rather than a single developer, which means quality is reviewed before delivery, and work doesn't stop when one person is unavailable.

Question 10

How is the work reviewed before delivery?

Accepted Answer

Each task goes through a code review and a basic QA pass before it's delivered for your review. You receive the result with a short summary of what was done. You can approve it, request revisions, or ask questions. Revisions on a specific task are included — you're not charged extra to get something done properly.

Question 11

Is $99/month really what it says?

Accepted Answer

The entry plan starts at $99/month, which is designed for businesses with occasional or lighter development needs. Businesses that need regular active delivery — multiple features per month — will be on higher-tier plans. All pricing is flat monthly; there are no per-hour or per-task charges on top of the subscription fee.

Question 12

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Book a free 30-minute consultation call. During the call, we'll understand your project, confirm the right plan, and walk through how the queue and delivery process works. You can be onboarded and have your first task in progress within 24 hours of subscribing.