Frequently Asked Questions

The same small studio that scopes the work. Co-founders lead engineering and design; you are not handed off to a rotating bench of unknown contractors after the kickoff call.

Most products ship on React, Next.js, Node.js, and TypeScript, with PostgreSQL or MongoDB depending on the data model. We also work with Supabase, AWS, Vercel, and modern AI APIs when the product needs them — chosen for the problem, not for a trend list.

Yes, when the fit is clear. We augment teams for migrations, AI workflow integration, performance work, or a defined module. We adapt to your Git workflow, CI/CD, and communication tools instead of forcing a parallel process.

Yes. Post-launch we can run an SLA covering monitoring, security patches, dependency updates, and iterative improvements driven by real usage — not a one-off handoff email.

A focused marketing or brochure site is often in the 4–6 week range. A custom web application or SaaS MVP commonly lands between about three and eight months, depending on tenancy, billing, roles, and integrations. We give a dated roadmap after a short discovery, not before we understand the scope.

Both. Fixed-price fits well-defined scopes (for example a corporate site or a tightly bounded MVP). Time-and-materials fits iterative products where priorities will shift. We recommend a model after reviewing requirements, not by default sales preference.

Work happens in short cycles with demos on a staging URL. Scope and decisions are written down. You always know what shipped, what is next, and what is blocked — without waiting for a monthly status deck.

We re-plan the next milestone with you. Fixed-price phases stay protected by a clear change path; time-and-materials work absorbs priority shifts inside the remaining budget and timeline you approve.

Our in-house hosted shop platform — the same product we operate at pos.taylancetech.com. Start with the product overview under Products for capabilities; pricing and trial rules have their own page.

Shops can register, trial, and subscribe on the live app. We publish plan and billing rules on taylancetech.com so marketing stays separate from the product UI.

Yes — we built it in-house. Client-specific extensions, white-label forks, or adjacent commerce systems are scoped as Taylance Tech projects, distinct from the standard monthly SaaS subscription shops manage inside the app.