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Cost follows scope, not a price list. Four things move it. How many systems you need to integrate. How much of the data layer already exists. How much human review the workflow needs. And how long you need the team. A discovery sprint runs 2 to 4 weeks; an MVP runs 6 to 12. After a 30-minute call we send a written proposal within a week, with scope, milestones, team and pricing.
A 30-minute call to understand the problem. Then a written proposal within a week, covering scope, milestones, team and pricing. Most engagements open with a focused 2 to 4 week discovery sprint, which de-risks the scope before full delivery starts.
You own everything. Source code, infrastructure-as-code, prompts, models, evaluation datasets and documentation transfer in full. We document the system and train your team to run it. Taking the work in-house afterwards is a supported outcome, not something we make expensive.
No. Twistag works with companies at any stage. If your data is scattered and unmodelled, the first phase is data work rather than agent work. We will tell you that before you commit, not after.
Twistag embeds, and we work inside your own infrastructure — your repository, your CI, your cloud accounts, your environments. Shared backlog, shared standups, shared definition-of-done. We can run the whole product or add people to squads you already have, and we always say which mode we are in.
Yes — build, train, transfer is one of our four operating principles. We pair with your engineers while we build, document the system, and run walkthroughs before handover. The goal is a team that can run the product without us.