Four ways to work with Layzox, all with you in control.
Choose the model that fits your stage and budget. In every model you see working software as it is built, and you own the code.
Pick what fits your stage.
Fixed-scope project
Best when the requirement is clear.
- Written scope, timeline and price agreed before work starts
- Delivered in reviewed steps you can try
- Code, deployment details and documentation at handover
Phased MVP
Best for a new product or an uncertain requirement.
- Start with the smallest version that proves the idea
- Decide the next phase with real feedback
- Budget committed one phase at a time
Monthly retainer
Best for ongoing improvements and support.
- A set amount of work each month
- Priorities agreed with you every month
- Monitoring, updates and small features
Dedicated team
Best for larger or long-running work.
- Engineers and a delivery lead working on your roadmap
- Your tools, your rituals, regular demos
- Scale the team up or down with notice
What you always get.
- A written scope before work startsWhat is built first, what waits, and why.
- Working software at every stepA link you can open and test.
- A named person to talk toOne contact who knows your project.
- Full handoverSource code, deployment details and documentation.
Tools we typically build with.
We choose proven, widely used technology that any good developer can maintain, and we fit in with what your team already runs.
Web and portals
React, Next.js, TypeScript, responsive design
Backend and APIs
Node.js, Python, REST and webhook integrations
Mobile apps
Cross-platform iOS and Android apps, native where needed
Data
PostgreSQL and other relational databases, dashboards and reporting
Cloud and hosting
Cloudflare, Vercel, AWS and other major platforms; your accounts, your ownership
AI and automation
Large language model APIs, speech and voice tools, WhatsApp Business messaging, workflow automation
Common questions.
Do you publish prices?
Every system is different, so we do not quote a number before understanding the problem. After a short conversation you receive a written estimate with scope, timeline and cost, before you commit.
Which model should we choose?
If the requirement is clear, a fixed-scope project. If it is a new idea, a phased MVP. For ongoing work, a retainer or a dedicated team. We will recommend one after the first call.
Can we switch models later?
Yes. Many projects start fixed-scope and move to a retainer after launch.
How are payments structured?
Usually in milestones tied to delivered, working software. The exact schedule is part of the written proposal.
Tell us what is slowing your team down.
We reply with a practical next step, not a sales pitch.