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Tell us about your project — get a free consultation, a clear plan, and an honest estimate.
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30 minutes with an engineer — not a salesperson. Walk away with a clear next step, no commitment.
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- contact@devkart.com
- Remote-first · Working worldwide
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Mon–Fri: 9 AM – 6 PM EST
Urgent-issue escalation for production clients
Tell Us About Your Project
Project engagements are governed by our terms and conditions, and refunds follow our refund policy. Not sure which service you need yet? Start with what each of the six services involves.
When you will hear back
Every message gets a reply within 24 hours, including the ones that turn out not to be a fit — we would rather say so quickly than let a thread go quiet. The studio is remote-first and works worldwide, with core hours Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM EST; a message sent overnight is usually answered by the time you are back at your desk.
Clients already running something we built have an escalation route for production issues that does not wait on those hours. It reaches the engineers who wrote the code, not an outsourced first line.
The fastest route is usually not email at all. The free 30-minute consultation is with an engineer rather than a salesperson, and covers in one sitting what a mail thread takes a week to.
What to tell us
A one-line inquiry gets a one-line reply asking for the rest. The form above asks for four things, and including them is what lets the first response be a real answer with a plan and an estimate attached rather than a list of questions.
- What you are building and what problem it solves — a paragraph is plenty.
- Which of the six services it looks like, or that you are not sure yet.
- A budget band, even a rough one. It changes what we would recommend, not whether we reply.
- When you need it live, and what is driving that date.
Some of it is already answered in public: what each of the six services involves, the two SaaS platforms we build and run, how we approach the engineering, and who you would be working with.