FAQ

Question 1

How long does a typical project take?

Accepted Answer

Most website and automation engagements land in a few weeks once scope is clear. Larger product builds (web apps, mobile, multi-system integrations) usually ship in phased milestones over one to several months. We confirm a timeline in discovery based on your goals, dependencies, and launch constraints.

Question 2

What does your process look like for new clients?

Accepted Answer

We start with discovery to map outcomes, users, and current workflows. Then we design the critical path, agree on milestones, and build in increments you can review. After launch we can automate handoffs, monitor what matters, and iterate from real usage—not guesswork.

Question 3

When should we use workflow automation vs a custom build?

Accepted Answer

Automation on platforms like GoHighLevel (GHL), n8n, Zapier, or Make is usually the right first move when your process fits existing tools and you need speed. A custom build makes sense when you need unique product logic, complex UX, performance at scale, or integrations that no-code tools cannot support cleanly. Many clients use both: automate ops early, then custom-build the product core.

Question 4

How does pricing work?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on scope, timeline, and whether the work is product engineering, design, automation, or a mix. We usually propose fixed milestones for well-defined work, or a retainer for ongoing delivery. Email info@codeswave.com or book a call and we will quote against your brief.

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