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Pay on delivery.
No upfront deposit

We invoice every two weeks — after working code lands in your repo.

Most agencies want 50% upfront and the other half on launch day. That model rewards delay. Ours rewards shipping. You pay for working software, on a fixed two-week cadence, in your repo, on your AWS account. If we miss a milestone, you pay nothing for it.

This is the model we offer to every new engagement under $75k. Larger contracts get a structured payment schedule that follows the same idea: never pay before there is something to ship.

# what-you-get

The shape of this offer.

Aligned incentives

When invoices follow shipped code, nobody on our side has a reason to drag a discovery phase. We get paid when you get value.

Real risk reversal

If we miss a sprint, you owe nothing for it. We absorb the cost of our own delays. No agency in our peer set offers this — most can't afford to.

Code in your repo by Friday week one

You see commits inside the first 5 business days. The first invoice lands two weeks later — against working code, not slides.

You can fire us anytime

No long-term lock-in. Stop the engagement at the end of any two-week cycle. Code, AWS, and pipelines all stay yours.

# the-cadence

How it runs, step by step.

  1. 01

    Free strategy call

    Lehi or Zoom. 30 minutes. We agree on scope and a fixed price.

  2. 02

    Week 1 — first commits

    Senior engineer assigned. Repo created in your GitHub. AWS account access wired.

  3. 03

    Week 2 — first invoice

    Two weeks of working code in. We invoice. You pay if it shipped.

  4. 04

    Repeat until launched

    Two-week cadence to delivery. Each invoice tied to merged PRs.

# the-comparison

Pay-on-delivery vs. the standard agency contract

DimensionAppsTangoStandard agency
Upfront deposit$0$15k–$50k (50% common)
Invoice triggerMerged code in your repoCalendar date, regardless of progress
Missed milestoneYou owe nothing for that sprintYou pay anyway, or it gets re-baselined
Cancel mid-engagementEnd of any 2-week cycle, no fee90-day notice + retainer wind-down

# faq

The honest answers.

How can you afford to do this?+
Two reasons. One: senior engineers ship faster, so the cycle time is genuinely short. Two: our AWS components library means most of the infra is already built. We're not gambling on perfect estimates — we're repeating work we've done a hundred times.
What if my project is over $75k?+
Same shape, slightly different math. Larger engagements get a structured per-milestone schedule that still ties payment to shipped work. We'll write the schedule into the SOW so there are no surprises.
What if I want to pay something upfront so I feel committed?+
You can. We treat it as a credit against the first invoice. Most clients don't bother — the model works without it.

$ risk-free start

Try us with zero deposit.

Book a free 30-minute strategy session. If we're a fit, the first invoice lands in your inbox two weeks later — only if there is shipped code to back it up.