The biggest risk in a software build is ownership. We remove it.
Only about 1 in 6 software projects land on time, on budget, and on scope - and ~31% are cancelled outright. These are the commitments that keep your project on the right side of those odds.
Fixed scope, fixed price
We agree on the scope and the number before any code ships. No hourly meter, no surprise invoice - new work goes in a change order with its own estimate you approve first.
You own the code and IP - day one
All code, IP, and infrastructure are yours from the start, clean and documented, with no platform lock-in. If you build an in-house team later, everything transfers.
Senior human review on all AI output
We use AI to move fast, but no AI-generated code touching auth, data, money, or architecture ships without senior review against a 10-point checklist. Speed, without the slop.
30-day post-launch fix window
Production always surfaces edge cases. For 30 days after launch we fix what surfaces, included - so you're not paying to patch the thing we just built.
We'll tell you when you don't need us
If a freelancer, a no-code tool, or another model is genuinely the better call for your project, we'll say so on the first call. Honest fit beats a signed contract you regret.
Progress you can see
You get a real environment, regular shipped increments, and direct access to the engineers building it - not a black box that surfaces at the deadline.
Most projects fail on ownership, not code
Marketplaces rent you a person and leave the risk with you. Hourly contracts pass the overruns to you. Our guarantees exist to keep the risk where it belongs - with the team that's accountable for shipping.
Questions about the guarantee
What exactly does the Codivox guarantee cover?
Fixed scope and price agreed before work starts, full code and IP ownership from day one, senior human review on all AI-assisted code, a 30-day post-launch window where we fix surfacing issues at no charge, and honest fit guidance - including telling you when you don't need us.
What happens if the project goes over scope?
It doesn't silently. Scope is fixed and agreed up front. If you want new work mid-build, it becomes a change order with its own estimate you approve before we start - so cost never surprises you.
Do I really own the code?
Completely, from day one - a clean, documented repo and infrastructure you control, with no lock-in. It's the opposite of the 'agency magic only we can maintain' model.
What does the 30-day fix window include?
Bugs and edge cases that surface in the first 30 days after launch on the scope we shipped. It covers real-world issues the build surfaced - not new features, which go in a change order or a growth engagement.
Why do you promise to talk us out of hiring you?
Because most software fails on the wrong fit, not the code. If your project is genuinely better served by a freelancer or a no-code tool, telling you saves us both a bad engagement - and it's why the clients who do fit us trust us.
Ready to ship your next product?
Tell us what you're building. Senior engineers will scope, plan, and start delivering your product with production-ready architecture - fast.