Question 1

What services does Skriptiv offer?

Accepted Answer

We deliver web and mobile products, internal systems and automations, AI assistants and workflows, SEO, and related engineering from discovery through launch and iteration.

Question 2

How do you approach a new engagement?

Accepted Answer

We start with goals and constraints, align on scope and milestones, then ship in focused cycles with clear communication and measurable outcomes.

Question 3

Do you work with startups and larger teams?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We partner with growth stage brands and established teams that need reliable execution, senior guidance, and maintainable implementations.

Question 4

How can we get started?

Accepted Answer

Reach out via email with a short brief. We will suggest a call to clarify scope, timeline, and the best next step for your project.

Question 5

What does your tech stack look like?

Accepted Answer

We use modern web and cloud tooling chosen for your product needs: performance, maintainability, and how your team will operate the system long term.

Question 6

How do you handle time zones and async work?

Accepted Answer

We are remote-first: written updates, shared docs, and scheduled calls when decisions need real-time alignment. Critical paths get explicit owners and deadlines.

Question 7

Will we have a single point of contact?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You will have a lead who owns communication and delivery, with specialists brought in transparently when the work requires it.

Question 8

How often will we see progress?

Accepted Answer

Typically weekly or bi-weekly demos or walkthroughs, plus async updates in between: tuned to what the phase of work needs.

Question 9

Do you work fixed-price or time and materials?

Accepted Answer

Both, depending on clarity of scope. Well-bounded milestones can be fixed; discovery-heavy or evolving work is often better on a phased retainer or T&M with caps.

Question 10

Who owns the code and assets when we pay?

Accepted Answer

Generally you own project-specific deliverables as defined in the agreement. Third-party licenses and shared components follow their respective terms: we spell this out in writing.

Question 11

What if requirements change mid-project?

Accepted Answer

We treat change as normal. We document impact on timeline and cost, agree on adjustments, then continue so surprises stay visible instead of hidden.

Question 12

How do you approach AI features in production?

Accepted Answer

We design for observability, fallbacks, and human review where stakes are high: so AI augments workflows without becoming an unowned black box.

Question 13

Can you work inside our security and compliance requirements?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We align on data handling, access, and review gates early, and we document how the system meets your policies instead of just how it demos.

Question 14

Do you provide ongoing support after launch?

Accepted Answer

We can. Many clients keep a small maintenance or iteration retainer for fixes, dependency updates, and prioritized improvements.

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