How much does a custom software project cost?
Scope decides cost more than the technology does. A focused assessment or bounded fix can be a small engagement; a full product build is larger. We scope the work, then give a fixed range before any commitment, so the number reflects your product rather than a rate card.
How long does it take to build a product with UnicornX?
A defined first release usually takes eight to sixteen weeks. Larger platforms run longer and ship in stages. We agree the release boundary and acceptance criteria up front, so the timeline tracks a working product rather than an open-ended estimate.
Can you take over an existing codebase or fix a fragile system?
Yes. We start with a focused review of the code, infrastructure, dependencies, and current production risks. That review decides whether the right move is a repair, a staged modernization, or a rebuild, and it names the risks before you commit to a larger engagement.
Do we need a finished specification before we talk to you?
No. A useful first conversation can start with an outcome, a broken workflow, a live product, or one technical decision. Discovery turns that context into a workable scope, so an early idea is a valid starting point.
Can UnicornX work alongside our internal engineering team?
Yes. We define responsibility, repository access, decision rights, review points, and handoff before joining your process. The engagement is built to strengthen the team already in place, not add another coordination layer.
What happens after a product launches?
We can hand over with documentation, credentials, and known limitations, or continue with product improvements, maintenance, and production support. The operating model is agreed during the engagement, so the day after launch is planned rather than improvised.