Question 1

What types of projects does CrushCodeWorks build?

Accepted Answer

CrushCodeWorks builds across six digital engineering disciplines: high-performance websites and web applications, SaaS platforms with multi-tenant architecture, iOS and Android mobile apps, AI-powered automation workflows using LLMs and agents, custom business automation systems using tools like n8n and RPA, and digital marketing growth engines. We work with early-stage startups, scaling businesses, and enterprise teams across India and internationally. From greenfield projects to complex legacy modernizations, we handle the full product lifecycle — discovery, design, engineering, launch, and ongoing support.

Question 2

Do you work with existing products or only greenfield builds?

Accepted Answer

We regularly take on existing products. Common engagements include: modernizing older React or Angular interfaces to current standards, stabilizing unstable backends or APIs, improving Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse scores, adding new feature sets without breaking existing functionality, migrating from monolith to microservices or serverless architectures, and improving database performance and query efficiency. Existing codebases are not a disadvantage — they come with real user data and known constraints that often make the engineering decisions clearer.

Question 3

How soon can a project start and what does the onboarding look like?

Accepted Answer

Most projects begin within one to two weeks of the initial agreement. We start every engagement with a structured discovery sprint (typically one to two weeks) where we map goals, technical constraints, user journeys, and success metrics before any design or code begins. This prevents costly course-corrections later. After discovery, we move into iterative design and engineering sprints, typically two weeks each, with working software demoed at the end of every sprint. The full ramp-up speed depends on project complexity and your team's availability for feedback cycles.

Question 4

What is included in post-launch support and maintenance?

Accepted Answer

After launch, CrushCodeWorks offers tiered support options: on-demand support for bug fixes and minor changes billed at an hourly rate; monthly retainers for teams that want a predictable allocation of engineering hours for continuous improvement, security updates, performance monitoring, and feature additions; and dedicated long-term partnerships for products that need ongoing product velocity. All support engagements include security patch monitoring, dependency updates, uptime monitoring setup assistance, and direct Slack or email access to the engineering team.

Question 5

How does CrushCodeWorks handle communication and project visibility?

Accepted Answer

We operate with a structured communication cadence designed to keep you informed without overwhelming you. Every project has a dedicated Slack or email channel for async communication, a shared project board (Notion or Linear) where you can see task status in real time, weekly progress updates summarizing what shipped, what is in progress, and what is blocked, and bi-weekly video calls for demos, feedback, and planning. You will never be left guessing what the team is working on or when the next milestone lands.

Question 6

Can we review and give feedback before the final launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes — iterative review is central to how we work. We deliver in two-week sprints with functional demos at each sprint boundary. You review working software, not design mockups, so feedback is grounded in real behavior. We use staging environments that mirror production so you can test flows, edge cases, and integrations before anything goes live. For large milestones, we also run User Acceptance Testing (UAT) periods where your team validates the system against agreed acceptance criteria before final release.

Question 7

What happens if our requirements change mid-project?

Accepted Answer

Scope changes are a normal part of any real product. When requirements shift, we have a structured change management process: we assess the impact on timeline, budget, and technical architecture; present options with trade-offs clearly documented; and then replan with your input. Small adjustments within a sprint are absorbed with minimal overhead. Larger pivots are handled as formal change requests with revised estimates. We never silently absorb scope without flagging it — and we never hold the project hostage over changes either.

Question 8

How does CrushCodeWorks price projects and what engagement models are available?

Accepted Answer

We offer three primary engagement models. Fixed-scope projects are priced upfront based on a detailed specification — best when requirements are well-defined and stable. Time-and-materials engagements are billed at an agreed hourly or daily rate — best for exploratory work, MVPs, or projects where scope is expected to evolve. Monthly retainers provide a fixed block of engineering hours each month — best for ongoing product teams that need continuous delivery capacity. All initial discovery calls are free. We will give you a realistic cost range before you commit to anything.

Question 9

What makes CrushCodeWorks different from other digital agencies in India?

Accepted Answer

CrushCodeWorks is a precision engineering studio, not a generalist body-shop. We are selective about projects, keep teams small and senior, and bring product thinking to every engagement — not just execution. We are based in Kolkata, India, and work across time zones with clients in Europe, North America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Our differentiators are: engineering-first approach with quality discipline (linting, testing, CI/CD), design systems thinking for consistent interfaces, and a communication culture that keeps clients informed without requiring them to micromanage.

Question 10

How much does it cost to build a website or app in India with CrushCodeWorks?

Accepted Answer

Project costs vary based on scope, complexity, and the engagement model chosen. A focused marketing website or landing page typically ranges from ₹80,000 to ₹2,50,000. A multi-page business website with CMS and custom integrations generally falls between ₹2,50,000 and ₹8,00,000. SaaS platforms and mobile apps — which involve architecture design, backend infrastructure, authentication, and billing — typically start at ₹10,00,000 and scale based on feature depth and team size required. All pricing is discussed transparently after a free discovery call where we map your requirements and provide a realistic range before you commit to anything. We do not charge for discovery calls or initial scoping conversations.

Question 11

How long does it take to build a SaaS platform or web application?

Accepted Answer

A typical SaaS platform build — from discovery through to a production-ready MVP — takes between 10 and 20 weeks depending on feature scope, third-party integrations, and how quickly your team can review and give feedback. The process breaks into phases: a 1–2 week discovery sprint to map architecture and product requirements, 2–4 weeks for design and component system, and the remaining time for iterative engineering sprints delivering working software every two weeks. A standard marketing website or CMS-driven site can be delivered in 4–6 weeks. We publish a realistic milestone plan at the start of every engagement and update it transparently if scope changes.

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