Mountain View, California
1049 El Monte AvenueSte C #684
Mountain View, CA 94040 +1 202-992-5235
Commercial and contracting. Working hours Pacific.
Two ways in, and both of them land with the same person. Take a slot on the calendar, or write the problem down and we will come back with a time. There is no intake team in between, which is the only reason the reply is worth reading.
Neither is a lead capture form. One books time in a real calendar, the other puts a message in a real inbox.
Live availability, confirmed the moment you pick it. Thirty minutes is enough to say whether this is a job for one deployed engineer, a team, or nobody at all.
Write down what you are trying to build or fix. Add a time that would suit you if you want one, and we will either confirm it or send the calendar back.
Three fields are required and the rest help. The more specific the problem, the more useful the first reply.
What you send is read the same working day. What comes back is a time, or a question, or occasionally an honest suggestion that you do not need us.
Commercial in California, engineering in Islamabad. In practice that means a live overlap with US mornings and a written handover for everything outside it.
Commercial and contracting. Working hours Pacific.
Engineering. Overlaps US mornings and European afternoons.
No, and if you have one we will read it but we will still ask what it is for. The first call works better from the problem than from the document. Bring the constraint you are working against and what finished looks like to you, and we will do the translating.
Umer, who runs the company. Not a sales development rep working a sequence, and not a chatbot. That is also why the reply takes hours rather than seconds.
Say so and you will get one, with the assumptions it rests on written next to it. What we will not do is quote a number for a scope nobody has looked at, because that number is always wrong and you would be right to distrust it.
Yes, before anything sensitive changes hands. For a first conversation it is usually unnecessary, because describing the shape of a problem rarely gives anything away. If your legal team disagrees, send the paper and we will sign it.
No. Most of our clients are in the United States, which is why the working day is arranged around US mornings, but the model works anywhere with a few hours of overlap. Tell us your timezone on the first call and we will say honestly whether the overlap is enough.
The shortlist comes back within 24 hours of the first call, and an engineer is normally deployed inside two weeks. If we cannot meet that for your stack, you will hear it on the call rather than four weeks later.
Thirty minutes, no commitment, and a straight answer about whether one deployed engineer is the right shape for what you are trying to do.
Either one reaches Umer directly. No forms sitting in a queue.