How it works
How a project runs
Five steps, whether we are building a website, setting up a workflow or planning a shoot. At each step you know what we need from you and what you get back.
- 01
Define
We look at your business, your goal and what you have today, starting from the six-step brief. For shoots we also check date, location and equipment.
- You provide
- Brief answers, goals and examples you like
- You receive
- A preliminary recommendation and next steps
- 02
Agree in writing
You get a written scope: deliverables, cost in CAD, what is separate, revision rounds, dependencies, payment terms and a timeline. Work starts after you approve it.
- You provide
- Your approval of the written scope
- You receive
- A written scope and quote
- 03
Create or build
We build, design or produce what was agreed and share previews early. Content and account access arrive by invitation, so every account stays in your name.
- You provide
- Content, account invitations and quick answers
- You receive
- Working previews or first drafts
- 04
Review and test
You send feedback in the consolidated rounds set in the scope. We test forms, phone layouts, workflows and files before anything goes live.
- You provide
- Consolidated feedback and approvals
- You receive
- A tested, approved version
- 05
Launch and hand over
We go live or deliver the final files, then hand over access and short documentation. Final agreed deliverables are yours once the project is paid in full.
- You provide
- Final approval and payment as agreed
- You receive
- Live work, files, access and documentation
How we work
Written scope before work
Deliverables, costs, separate costs and what we need from you are agreed in writing first. Changes are quoted before they are made.
Consolidated review rounds
You collect feedback into the agreed rounds instead of a stream of single notes. It keeps the work focused and the timeline realistic.
You own your accounts and files
Your domain, Google, Meta and ad accounts stay in your name. We work with the access you grant, never with shared passwords.
AI-assisted, reviewed by a person
We use AI-assisted development with Claude, and n8n, to build faster. They are tools: Allam reviews, tests and takes responsibility for everything that ships.
Questions
01How long does a project take?
It depends on the scope, how ready your content is and third-party approvals such as Meta's reviews. We confirm a timeline in the written scope instead of promising a fixed turnaround.
02What counts as a revision round?
One round is one set of collected feedback that we apply together. The number of rounds is in the written scope; extra rounds or new requests are quoted first.
03What do you need from me during the project?
Approved content, access to the accounts involved by invitation, and feedback on time. Delays on these move the timeline, which is why they are listed in the scope.
04Can we work in Azerbaijani or Turkish?
Yes. We work in Azerbaijani, Turkish and English. Your website can be in one language or several; extra languages are part of the scope.
05What happens after launch?
You get access, files and documentation. Ongoing support is optional, quoted separately and never renews automatically.
Ready for step one?
The brief takes six short steps. You see a preliminary recommendation before deciding whether to send your contact details.