Lab service
Discovery
Understand your audience and define how your project should work before development begins: a clear scope, a prototype and a plan your team can decide on.
How it starts
Two meetings, then the work
- 1Get to know youOne call about your church
- 2Free proposalScope, timeline and price
- 3Build and supportWe launch and stay with you
Where this starts
“We know what we want. We do not know what it will take.”
You may recognise one of these
- Every estimate you have been given is a different number.
- The idea is clear in your head and nowhere else.
- Your board will not approve what it cannot see.
Starts at
$1,000
Final scope and price come in a free written proposal.
What this includes
- Audience and user journeys: who you serve, and how people move through
- Scope and priorities: the essential features, and what to build first
- Prototyping: the key screens and interactions, before any development
- Roadmap and estimate: technical approach, stages and expected budget
A short call first. It costs you nothing.
How it runs
Two meetings, then the work
No surprises in the middle of a project: you know what happens next, and who is doing it. The proposal costs you nothing.
1First call
Get to know you
A first call about your church or ministry, the people you serve and what you already have.
2Second meeting
Free proposal
At the second meeting we present a proposal with scope, timeline and price. It costs you nothing.
3If it fits
Build and support
If it fits, we build it with you, launch it and stay with you after launch.
Thinking about a project like this?
Tell us where you are today. The first call is a conversation, not a pitch.