We don’t pitch ideas.
We ship them.
Two engineers tired of watching great products die in slide decks. So we built the agency we wish existed when we needed one — one senior team, obsessive standards, and work that goes live in weeks, not quarters.
It started with a refund
that never came.
A friend of ours signed a $40,000 contract with an agency. Six months in, he had four mockups, a Notion page titled “Strategy v3,” and a calendar full of “alignment calls.” No product. When he asked for his money back, the agency offered him another round of discovery.
He’s not unique. We’ve heard a version of that story from every founder, indie hacker, and solo operator we’ve ever talked to. Pay first. Plan forever. Ship maybe.
We’re engineers. We don’t love that story. So we started asking a different question: what would it take to flip the order? Build the thing first. Show it working. Charge when it’s live, not when it’s pitched.
That question is the entire company. Two builders. One promise. Ship the thing.
The demo is the deck.
The invoice comes after the URL.
01Build first. Charge second. Never the other way.
02If we can’t ship in 14 days, we tell you on day one.
03One client. One channel. One human. Always.
04The fix is in the code. The pitch is the live URL.
05If we miss, we don’t bill more. We finish.
Three rules.
Everything else is a preference.
Speed is a feature.
An idea in a document helps no one. We plan only as long as we build — dates set on day one.
Working beats convincing.
A live product convinces faster than any slide. Decisions get made on real screens, not mockups.
Builders, not advisors.
No account managers between you and the builders. You talk directly to the people writing the code.
Two weeks, four checkpoints,
no surprises.
- Day 0
You tell us what you’re making.
One call, 30 minutes. We listen. We ask the questions that matter. Then we go away and think.
- Day 1
We send back a scope.
Flat price. Fixed timeline. One page, one number, one ship date. Sign it or send it back — we don't take it personally.
- Day 2
Prototype at a real URL.
Not a Figma. Not a wireframe. A live preview link you can open on your phone, share with your co-founder, and break with real input.
- Day 14
Live. Paid for. Indexed by Google.
Or — if life happens and we’re not done — we keep building until it is. No surprise hours, no scope-creep bills. We finish what we started.
Started by two.
Now a team of ten.
We’re engineers first. We’ve built software inside agencies that billed by the hour, startups that ran on coffee and deadlines, and teams of two where everything was on fire and shipping anyway. InvoKube is the version we wanted to work at.
Two of us started it. Today we’re a team of ten — designers, engineers, and QA who have shipped together long enough to know each other’s habits. Small enough that everyone knows your project by name. Senior enough that nothing gets handed to someone learning on your budget.
You’ll always talk to a human. The same human, start to finish. We’re not an agency model with a freelancer hidden behind a project manager. We’re the builders. We pick up the phone.
Bring us a problem.
We’ll show you the solution
by Friday.
We’re currently taking on a small number of new projects. If something in this page made you nod, we should talk.
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