Turnkey build
Built to spec, handed over clean. A platform project with a scope, a date, and an ending.
You need it built, not discussed.
A cloud foundation, a Kubernetes platform, a migration, an AI stack. The outcome is clear; what you lack is a senior team to ship it.
What you get
The architects do the building
The people who scope your platform on the first call are the ones who ship it.
An honest scope
What to build, what to skip, and what it costs - written down before work starts.
Handover that sticks
Documentation, runbooks, and training. Your team runs it without us on day one.
A defined ending
The project finishes. No open-ended retainer disguised as delivery.
How it runs
-
Scope
A working session on outcomes and constraints. You get a written plan with a price.
-
Design
Architecture and tradeoffs reviewed with your engineers before anything is built.
-
Build
Weekly demos of working infrastructure. Everything as code from the first commit.
-
Hand over
Runbooks, docs, training, and a defined support window. Then it's yours.
Where this differs
Common questions
Most turnkey builds land between six and sixteen weeks depending on scope. We give you the honest estimate during scoping, and we have not missed one yet.
We re-scope in writing. Small changes get absorbed; bigger ones get a clear tradeoff: swap something out, extend the timeline, or adjust the budget.
Yes, and we prefer it. Your engineers pair with us during the build, which is most of how the handover actually happens.
A defined support window is included. After that, many clients move to a continuing engagement; just as many run independently. Both are fine outcomes.
Ready when you are
Thirty minutes with the architect who would build it. No deck, no account manager, no follow-up sequence.