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How long does an average project take?

A two-week proof-of-concept is deliberately short. A mid-sized platform typically takes 8 to 16 weeks. More complex projects with AI integration or large data volumes may require 4 to 6 months.

Timeline depends on scope, complexity, and how much clarity there is at the start. We always communicate realistic timelines, no false promises of "live within a month" when that isn't feasible.

For shorter projects, we offer our Two-Week POC Sprint: within two weeks we build a working version of your idea with a fixed price, deadline, and scope. This works well for validating an idea before committing to a larger investment.

For mid-sized platforms, a customer portal, an internal workflow tool, a back-office system, timelines typically run 8 to 16 weeks. We work in sprints of 1 to 2 weeks with weekly demo moments where you see progress firsthand. You're never left waiting three months for a first delivery.

For larger projects with AI integration, complex data migration, or multi-system integration, timelines can extend to 4 to 6 months. In those cases we always break the work into phases, so you receive working software throughout the project instead of at the very end.

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