Questions, answered plainly.

We understand the business problem first, then build the technology to solve it: websites and web apps, custom software, mobile apps, and ongoing support.

Growing small and medium businesses — restaurants, automotive services, agencies, retail and service companies — that need technology to keep up with growth.

Yes. A 30-minute call to understand your problem. You leave with a clear recommendation, whether or not you work with us.

Yes. We work remotely by video call, phone and email, and meet in person when it helps.

It gives a realistic range based on typical projects. Your final price comes in the Anchor Blueprint after we understand the details.

Usually in milestones: an advance to start, a payment at a mid-project review, and the balance at launch.

No. The Blueprint lists everything included and everything excluded, such as third-party subscriptions or paid plugins.

We ask about your business, the problem you want to solve, and your timeline. Then we suggest the right approach and next steps.

Nothing formal. It helps to note what’s not working today and any examples of sites or tools you like.

Yes. Reply to your confirmation email and we’ll find a new time.

A business website usually takes 2–4 weeks from the first call to launch. Web applications take longer; the Anchor Blueprint gives you exact dates.

Yes. We set up editing for the parts that change often — menus, services, prices, photos — and walk your team through it.

Yes. We can set up and manage both, or work with the domain and hosting you already have.

It costs more upfront than a subscription, but you stop paying for features you don’t use and for workarounds you do. The Blueprint shows the full cost before you commit.

You do. You receive the source code and full access to your data.

Often, yes. We review what exists and tell you plainly whether to extend it or replace it, and what each option costs.

Often a fast mobile website is enough. On the free consultation we’ll tell you honestly which one your problem needs.

Most first versions take 8–14 weeks, depending on features. You get exact dates in the Blueprint.

We handle the submission. The app is published under your business’s developer accounts, so you own it.

Usually, yes. We start with an audit and tell you what it needs before we take it on.

Plans run month to month after the first three months.

Monitoring alerts us immediately. We fix it and send you the cause, the fix time, and what we changed to prevent it.