How we work
Every project starts from a written quote you accept before we begin. From that point, the accepted quote is the agreement that guides the whole job: what we build, in how much time, in how many phases.
Terms and conditions
Five things about the terms
We work from a written quote: nothing starts until you accept it.
The estimate you generate yourself on the site is indicative — it commits neither of us.
You pay in phases, as written in the proposal, never everything upfront.
Once it’s paid in full, the code is yours.
If we find a defect, we fix it; anything beyond that is maintenance, sold separately.
Full version
The estimate on the site
The estimate you generate yourself with the tool on the site is preliminary and indicative: it gives you a sense of cost and timeline, but it isn’t a contract and doesn’t commit either of us. The real proposal comes in writing, after we’ve talked it through.
How payment works
Payments are split into phases, as set out in the accepted written proposal — we never ask for the full amount upfront. The phases and deadlines are specific to each project and stay written into the quote.
Who owns the code
The code and project materials remain ours until the work is paid in full. Once the final phase is settled, ownership of what’s been delivered passes to you: the code is yours, and you can take it anywhere.
Our guarantees
If a defect shows up after delivery, measured against what the quote agreed to, we fix it. The guarantee covers mistakes in our own work, not new requests or changes of mind — those get quoted separately.
Maintenance
Maintenance — updates, backups, monitoring, small changes — is a separate service from the initial project: it isn’t included by default, and starts whenever you want, with its own proposal.
Governing law
These terms, and any contract that follows from them, are governed by Italian law. Any dispute falls under the Italian court named in the written proposal. If we change these terms, we’ll announce it on this page, with the version history below.
Version history
- 25 August 2026First published.