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Omar — the person who scopes your work is the person who writes it, ships it, and answers at 11pm.
Fixed scope. Fixed price. Handed over documented.
“Most of the damage we get called for was not caused by bad code. It was caused by code nobody was accountable for. So we build accountable — and then we leave.”
Built in Cairo. Deployed worldwide.
A friend had commissioned a yacht platform on a $4,760 contract. The developer charged roughly 80% over, delivered two pages, and vanished. The money was gone and the site did not exist.
We inherited two pages of unowned code. We kept what was salvageable, discarded the rest, and wrote the security layer first — because nothing we took over had ever been reviewed by anyone.
Five months later: configurator, owner portal, fleet management, admin across thirteen modules, and a typed CMS. 160 commits, 77 database migrations. Documented, then handed to the client's own engineer.
EMIT Yachts · Hurghada, Egypt · published with the client's permission
Four engagements, each with one price. No ranges — a range is a request for you to do our qualifying.
Someone else's project died and you own the consequences. We inherit the code, judge what is salvageable, secure it, and hand it back.
A scored, ranked assessment of your application and infrastructure, with a fix list you can hand to any developer.
A full-stack system built end to end — application, API, database, auth, CMS — and handed over documented.
An engineer who already knows your system. Architecture review, monitoring, and the capacity to answer your team.
Anything scoped and not delivered, refunded in full. No partial credit, no negotiation, no argument about the fine print.
Every finding an audit certifies — if you remediate it within 90 days, we re-verify at no charge. If we called something low-risk and it turned out critical, the fix is on us.
No milestone is invoiced until you sign off against written acceptance criteria. Not 30 days after — before.
Every project ends with documentation, an honest backlog, and a system your own engineer can pick up. We have never asked a client for a second month because we made ourselves indispensable.
| Ground Zero | Agency | Freelancer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | The person you spoke to | Rotating juniors | Whoever is free |
| Proposal turnaround | 48 hours | 1–3 weeks | Unpredictable |
| Smallest engagement | $900 | Usually $5,000+ | $15–60/hr, open-ended |
| Price certainty | Fixed, in writing | Fixed, if you ask | Hourly, always |
| Start date | 48 hours | 2–6 weeks | Whenever |
| Post-launch | 30 days included | Billed hourly | Gone |
| If we don't deliver | Full refund | Varies | Unlikely |
Fill in a short brief — your goals, your audience, what you need. That's it.
We review and send a clear proposal with scope, timeline, and pricing. No commitment until you say go.
We build, verify, and ship with full documentation and post-launch support.
We take two projects at a time. It is the only way the work stays sharp and the guarantees stay real. If we are full, we will tell you on the first call and give you a date — not take your money and go quiet.
We would rather lose the enquiry than take a job we cannot do well.
A 30-minute triage call, free. You leave with a straight answer about what it costs to fix — whether that is us or somebody else.