About GetwithUs
What we set out to fix
Three problems that repeat across every agency relationship. Each one has a specific answer.
Unclear pricing
- The problem
- Most agency quotes are estimates. The real number appears on the final invoice.
- The effect
- Budgets overrun, finance teams push back, and the scope gets cut to fit what is left.
- How we fix it
- Every project starts with a written scope and a fixed price. Changes are priced before they are built.
No visibility
- The problem
- Progress is reported as a percentage. You do not see the actual work until it is finished.
- The effect
- Problems surface late, revisions pile up, and the launch date moves.
- How we fix it
- Every Friday you get a staging link and a written note of what changed. You can open it on your own phone.
Lock-in
- The problem
- Code, domain, and hosting live in the agency accounts. Leaving means starting from scratch.
- The effect
- You are tied to the relationship even when it stops working.
- How we fix it
- Every account is in your name from day one. Documentation and a handover session are part of every project.
What we believe about this work
Four practices we hold to on every project. Not aspirational - they are in the contract.
Scope and price in writing before work starts. Changes are priced in writing before they are built.
You know what a change costs before you decide whether it is worth making.
You own everything: code, repositories, domains, cloud, and ad accounts, from day one.
We work inside accounts you control, so nothing has to be transferred when the project ends.
Weekly demos. If you have not seen it working on staging, it is not done.
Progress is something you can open on your own phone, not a percentage in a report.
No lock-in. Documentation and a handover session are part of every project.
Your own team, or another one, can pick up the work without needing us in the room.
Meet the founders
The people behind GetWithUs.
What we build
Five lines of work, delivered the same way: a written scope, weekly staging demos, and accounts in your name.
Web development
Marketing sites, web apps, and stores on Next.js.
App development
iOS and Android from one codebase, releases handled.
Agentic automation
Agents that answer, call, and move work between tools.
Digital marketing
Search, paid, content, and email, measured in your analytics.
Custom software and cloud
Internal tools, integrations, and the cloud underneath.
How a project runs
The same four steps on every project, written down so there are no surprises on either side.
Scope
A 30-minute call, then a written document with fixed deliverables, dates, and a price. Nothing starts until you sign it.
Build
Weekly increments. Every Friday: a live staging link, a short note of what changed, and a slot to give feedback.
Launch
Domain, hosting, analytics, and monitoring in accounts you own. We run a launch checklist and stay on call launch day.
Run
A support retainer with defined response times, or a clean handover with docs and a recorded walkthrough. Your choice.
How we prove it
We do not publish numbers we cannot back up or quotes we do not have permission to use. Here is what we do instead.
Staging from week one
Every project has a staging link from the first week. You see working software on your own devices, not screenshots or mockups.
Scope in writing
The written scope is the proof of the price. If we missed something, we fix it. If you add something, we price it first.
Accounts in your name
When the project ends, nothing has to be transferred. You already own every account, every repository, and every credential.
Contact
Tell us what you need
Answer a few questions about your project and we reply within one business day with next steps and, where possible, a price range.
Every brief goes directly to the founders, who read and reply personally.