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Tell me what you're building.

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Two lines about your project is enough. You'll get a real reply, not a form response.

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What to include
›What the product does and who uses it
›What's manual, broken, or missing today
›Any deadline or budget reality I should know about
After you write to me.
  1. 1
    You write
    Two lines are enough: what it does and what's broken today.
  2. 2
    I reply within 24h
    With concrete questions, not a template.
  3. 3
    You get a fixed quote
    Scope, price and date — in writing, before anything starts.
  4. 4
    We build
    You see working software every week until launch.

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Before you ask

How much does it cost to hire a full-stack and AI developer in the Dominican Republic?

It depends on scope, and any number quoted before understanding the problem is guesswork. What you get is a fixed price for a defined build, agreed before work starts — no hourly meter, no surprise invoice. Describe what you are building and you will get a concrete figure, usually within a day.

How long does an AI integration project take?

A focused integration — a bot grounded in your documents, an automation that removes a weekly manual job — is typically two to six weeks. A full platform with multiple user roles and billing takes longer. The timeline goes in the quote alongside the price, so both are fixed before anyone starts.

Who owns the code and IP when the project is done?

You do. On final payment you get the source, the repos, the credentials, and full ownership of the code — no lock-in, no 'we host it so we own it' fine print. The only exception is any third-party license already in the stack. The exact IP terms go in the scope before any work starts.