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Yes — Los Angeles is one of our key markets. We work with LA founders and companies at every stage — from first-time entrepreneurs building an MVP in a Venice co-working space to established businesses launching new digital products from Century City. Whether you're in entertainment, DTC, SaaS, or the creator economy, we understand the pace and ambition of building in LA.

Our LA clients range from entertainment and media companies to DTC e-commerce brands, healthtech startups, SaaS platforms, real estate firms, and creators building their own digital products. Los Angeles is the third-largest startup ecosystem in the US, with Silicon Beach home to companies like Snap, SpaceX, and Tubi — so we work with a lot of ambitious founders and lean teams who need a technical partner that actually ships. LA's diversity also means we frequently build multilingual platforms for audiences across the US, LATAM, and Asia-Pacific markets.

Every project is different, so the cost depends on scope, complexity, and the type of product you need — whether it's a business website, a web application, a mobile app, or a full SaaS platform. Instead of fixed price lists, we start with a free consultation to understand your goals and provide a transparent estimate tailored to your project. We offer flexible pricing models: fixed-price for clear scopes, retainers for ongoing work, and time-and-materials for evolving products. No hidden fees, no surprise invoices.

A business website typically takes 6–10 weeks. Web applications and platforms take 3–5 months. Mobile apps range from 3–6 months depending on features, integrations, and compliance requirements. We provide a clear timeline with milestones after discovery. LA moves fast — whether you're launching before a funding round, preparing for a product demo at LA Tech Week, or racing to get to market ahead of competitors. We structure our process to support aggressive timelines without cutting corners.

No. We collaborate remotely with clients across LA, California, the US, and internationally. Los Angeles is already a city built on remote collaboration — production teams, distributed startups, talent spread from Santa Monica to Pasadena. Remote work is the default, not the exception. We use Slack, Zoom, Figma, and project management tools to maintain full transparency. If you're local and prefer to meet in person, we can arrange that too.

We build with modern, production-grade tools: React, Next.js, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL on the web side; Flutter and React Native for cross-platform mobile apps; AWS, Vercel, and Google Cloud for infrastructure. For LA's booming creator and media tech space, we also have experience with video streaming integrations, content management systems, payment processing (Stripe, Shopify APIs), and high-traffic architectures. For healthtech, we build HIPAA-compliant systems. We choose the right stack for your product — not the trendiest one.

Yes — and this is a common need for LA-based businesses. Los Angeles County is one of the most linguistically diverse places on earth, with nearly half the population speaking a language other than English at home — Spanish, Mandarin, Korean, Tagalog, Armenian, and more. We build products with internationalization (i18n) from the start — supporting multiple languages, localized content, and culturally adapted UX. Whether you're targeting LA's multilingual local audience or expanding into international markets, we design for that from day one.

Yes. Los Angeles is the entertainment capital of the world — and increasingly a media tech hub. We've built platforms for content distribution, creator tools, streaming-adjacent products, and audience engagement systems. Whether you're a production company going digital, a creator building a platform, or a startup disrupting how content gets made and distributed, we understand the intersection of technology and entertainment that defines LA's tech scene.

Yes. We offer ongoing support packages that include performance monitoring, security updates, bug fixes, analytics tuning, and continued feature development. LA's market is competitive — new products launch constantly, and user expectations are set by the best apps and platforms in the world. Many of our clients start with a build phase and transition into monthly retainers to keep iterating based on user feedback and market demands.

Yes. We're happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement before any detailed conversation. Many of our LA clients work in entertainment, media, and tech — industries where protecting IP and creative ideas is critical. Confidentiality is standard practice for us from the first call.