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An architect's opinion before you spend.

Independent assessment of what to build, what to buy, and what your current system is really costing you.

Sound familiar?

  • Three vendors have quoted wildly different numbers for the same brief and you can't tell why.
  • Your existing system works but every change takes longer than the last.
  • You're about to commit a large budget on a recommendation from the people who'd be paid to build it.

If any of those land, this is the page for you. Here's how we approach it.

What you get

What it consulting actually changes.

01

Advice without a sales agenda

We'll tell you to buy off-the-shelf, or to keep what you have, when that's the right answer.

02

Quotes you can compare

Vendor proposals assessed on the same basis, so a low number that excludes half the scope is visible.

03

Know what your system really costs

Technical debt quantified in delivery time, so 'we should refactor' becomes a business case.

04

A plan with sequence

What to do first, what can wait, and what to stop doing — with dependencies mapped.

05

Risks named early

Single points of failure, key-person dependencies and compliance gaps surfaced before they bite.

06

Findings you keep

A written assessment that's yours, whether or not you engage us to act on it.

What's included

Everything in the engagement.

Architecture review

Assessment of your current system with prioritised findings.

Technology selection

Stack and platform choices judged on fit, hiring and exit risk.

Build vs buy analysis

Total cost of ownership over three to five years.

Vendor assessment

Proposals normalised and compared honestly.

Technical due diligence

Code and team assessment for investment or acquisition.

Security review

Practical vulnerability and access assessment.

Cost optimisation

Where your infrastructure and licence spend is going.

Roadmap

A sequenced plan with effort and dependencies.

How we deliver

You'll know where it stands every week.

01

Discovery

1–2 weeksScope document, risk list and a fixed estimate
02

Design & architecture

2–3 weeksClickable prototype and system design
03

Build

6–16 weeksA working demo at the end of every sprint
04

Test & harden

ContinuousAutomated test suite, UAT sign-off, security review
05

Launch

1 weekProduction deployment, monitoring and full handover
06

Support

90 days includedSLA-backed fixes and a roadmap for what's next

Engagement models

Pick the risk model that suits you.

Indicative starting points. We give a firm number after discovery — a fixed price quoted before we understand the scope is a number designed to be revised.

Fixed scope

₹8,00,000

starting from

A clear brief you want delivered to a firm budget

  • Fixed price agreed after discovery
  • Defined deliverables and milestones
  • Change requests quoted separately
  • 90 days post-launch support

Dedicated team

₹3,50,000 / month

starting from

Evolving requirements, or an in-house team that needs capacity

  • Senior engineers embedded in your standups
  • Scale the team up or down monthly
  • You set the priorities each sprint
  • Direct access — no account manager layer

Retainer

₹1,20,000 / month

starting from

Ongoing improvement, maintenance and support after launch

  • Agreed monthly hours
  • Guaranteed response times
  • Monitoring, patching and dependency upgrades
  • Quarterly roadmap review

FAQ

IT Consulting questions.

Still have one? Talk to an engineer, not a salesperson.

It's a fair concern with any firm that also builds. Our consulting engagements are paid separately from delivery precisely so the recommendation isn't a sales pitch — and we have told clients to buy an existing product or keep their current system.

One to three weeks depending on system size. You get a written report with prioritised findings, effort estimates and a recommended sequence.

Yes, and it's common — often before renewing a contract or taking a project in-house. We assess the code, the architecture and the delivery process, and report on what we find.

Yes — code quality, architecture scalability, team capability, security posture and key-person risk, delivered in a format an investment committee can act on.

Start the conversation

Tell us what you need.

An engineer replies within 4 business hours — with questions, not a brochure.

NDA available before you share anything.

A range is fine. It helps us scope honestly.

What are you building, what's the problem, and what does success look like?

An engineer replies within 4 business hours.