Clear prices. Two ways to start.

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If yours isn't here, the growth-plan form has a free-text box, and a person reads every one.

• Where should we start?

  Start where the business leaks most. If people can't find you, start with the website and your Google Business Profile. If inquiries arrive after hours or quotes go quiet, start with the AI Receptionist or the Lead Engine. If admin eats the week, start with the CRM or Books & Records. Your written plan says what we'd fix first and why, and starting with one system, then adding the next, is a normal way to begin.

• Why "starting at"? Can you give me one flat number?

  A flat number for work nobody has scoped is either padded or a guess. The figures on this page are real floors. What moves the number is scope: page count, catalog size, payment flows and integrations. Custom software starts with a one-week discovery sprint, charged separately, because a system nobody has specified can't be priced honestly. Whichever path you take, your written plan gives one fixed price, with the scope, what's excluded and the go-live date, before any work starts. That price doesn't move unless you change the scope.

• What currency are the prices in, and who do we sign with?

  Quoted and invoiced in your own currency by Redenn Informatics Pvt. Ltd. (India); pay by card through Razorpay or by bank transfer. Every invoice is an export of services from India, and every payment is received with a FIRA (Foreign Inward Remittance Advice). North American work is led from our Brampton, Ontario office (Redenn Informatics Inc.). If your finance team has a vendor-onboarding process, a purchase-order flow or an NDA to sign first, send it over. That's normal business for us.

• What if our project doesn't fit one of these?

  Most serious projects don't fit exactly, and these aren't a straitjacket: they're honest anchors, so you know our floors before we ever talk. A Business site with a small booking system inside it, a store with custom quoting logic, an app that also needs a marketing site: all normal. Bring the messy version to a call and we'll break it into what it actually is, price each part, and tell you plainly if a piece belongs in a later phase or doesn't need building at all. The out-of-scope list in your plan is as explicit as the in-scope list.

• What happens after launch? Who looks after this?

  Every build includes a support window after launch: 30 days for websites, 60 for online stores and 90 for custom software. After that you choose. Care Basic at $49 a month keeps the site hosted, patched, backed up and monitored, with small edits included. Care Active at $400 a month adds a developer working on the site every month, for new pages, content changes and small features. Or take a clean handover: the code, the domain and every account are in your name from day one. Both plans are month to month and cancel any time.

• Do you offer payment plans?

  Yes. Every build, from a Starter website to a web app, is paid in three parts: 30% to start, 30% at a mid-project milestone and 40% at launch. The milestone is one you can see working, not a date on a calendar. Monthly systems bill a one-time setup, then a flat monthly fee. If your accounts-payable team works on set terms, tell us when we scope: the payment schedule is written into your plan, not argued about after the invoice.

• Who owns the code, the domain and the accounts?

  You do, from day one, not after a buyout clause. The domain sits in your registrar account, the code in a repository you control, and hosting and analytics under your logins, with us added as collaborators rather than the other way round. That's how every Redenn project works, not a premium extra. If you ever wanted to move on from us you could, which is exactly the pressure that keeps our work worth staying for.

• Why not hire in-house or use a freelancer?

  Sometimes you should, and we'll say so: a full-time developer makes sense once there's full-time development work. Until then, a team you can start and stop is often the better fit: design, engineering, search and AI in one engagement, and continuity that doesn't vanish when one person gets busy. North American projects are led from Brampton, Ontario, and built by our engineering team in Patiala, India, so work moves forward overnight and replies land in your morning.

• Can you work with the systems and vendors we already have?

  Yes, and we'd rather connect to something that works than replace it. Builds regularly connect to existing CRMs, calendars, payment providers, accounting tools and email platforms. Anything with an API is usually connectable, and anything without one gets flagged when we scope rather than discovered mid-build. If you have an internal IT team or another vendor, we work alongside them with clear lines on who owns what. Integration points are written into your plan, so "can it talk to our system" is answered on paper before you commit.

• How do we start, and what does the first conversation cost?

  Nothing. Send a few sentences through the growth-plan form: the business, and what you want more of, is enough. A person replies within 4 business hours. Then a 30-minute call, and your written plan, with its price, follows within two business days. Want evidence first? Ask the AI assistant on this page, run the free website teardown against your current site, or open our live work on your own phone.