How we work
We scope the work, ship in reviewable milestones, and keep ownership clear. No black-box retainers. No mystery handoffs.
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// Delivery tracks
Three tracks inside the five-phase method. Solana systems first. AI and product work when that is the surface you need live.
We confirm the business problem, accountable buyer, system constraints, budget, urgency, and acceptance conditions before committing to a build.
The work maps system boundaries, data and integration dependencies, failure modes, security assumptions, and scope exclusions. The resulting plan makes the build decision explicit: proceed, narrow the scope, or stop.
We implement the agreed system in reviewable milestones, with tests and operating evidence tied to written acceptance criteria.
Each milestone has an owner, defined boundary, evidence, and review point. New requirements enter written change control so the original scope, timing, and payment schedule remain visible.
We verify the agreed acceptance paths, known failure behavior, observability, recovery steps, and ownership before handoff or release.
The final review records passing evidence, open constraints, and accepted exclusions. Production rollout and support only follow the responsibilities and boundaries written in the proposal.
Choose the smallest engagement that fits the work. Scope, timing, exclusions, payment schedule, and operating ownership are confirmed before a proposal.
Decision-grade architecture and delivery planning
Planning range
$3Kto $5K
Scoped after qualification
Common scope
Decision-grade plan
Milestoned implementation against acceptance criteria
Planning range
$10Kto $40K
Scoped after qualification
Common scope
Written acceptance criteria
Stabilization for an existing blocked system
Planning range
$5Kto $15K
Scoped after diagnosis
Common scope
Evidence before fixes
Planning ranges help with self-qualification. The proposal confirms the statement of work, timeline, exclusions, and fixed quote after a qualified scoping call.
The range moves with the work that must be designed, integrated, verified, and handed over.
50%
Deposit
50%
Accepted delivery
The standard structure is 50% deposit and 50% on accepted delivery. A proposal may define milestones for larger scopes.
Planning range
A planning band for timeline and budget—not a quote. Final scope is confirmed after project fit review.
Answers to the questions we get most about how we scope, build, and hand off work.
Builderz offers Architecture and delivery sprint, Production build, Reliability and rescue sprint.
Builderz prioritizes Solana product and infrastructure teams, operators buying bounded AI automation, and founders with a defined technical delivery problem.
Timeline is confirmed after dependencies, acceptance criteria, delivery capacity, and integration risk are understood. Builderz does not promise a start or delivery date before qualification.
The architecture sprint is $3K-$5K, production builds are $10K-$40K, and reliability or rescue sprints are $5K-$15K. The final proposal confirms scope and price.
Yes, when there is an accountable owner, a credible budget, and a defined business or operating problem. An architecture sprint is the usual starting point when the technical path is unclear.
Yes. We integrate AI workflows, data pipelines, and (when relevant) blockchain components into existing products without forcing a full rebuild.
Have a scoped question? Send the problem, budget range, and target date. We review fit before booking a call.
Let's work together
Book a 20-minute intro call, or send a short project brief. We reply within one business day on qualified work.
Acceptance in writing
Criteria agreed before build starts
Proposal in 48h
After a qualified scoping call
Change control
Scope, exclusions, and owners named