One idea.
A thousand livings.
We build marketplace platforms. Over a hundred built to order. One we run ourselves.
- Platforms built to order
- 100+
- Platforms built to order
- Apps shipped
- 800+
- Apps shipped
- Marketplace sectors served
- 4
- Marketplace sectors served
- Marketplace we run ourselves
- 1
- Marketplace we run ourselves
- Developers taught
- 130k
- Developers taught
Marketplaces in four different sectors.
Marketplaces are most of what we build. These are four we can name — health, home services, logistics and the creator economy.
Different industries. The same hard problem — two sides, payments, trust and operations that all have to work at once.
We run one ourselves.
FindWorker is ours. Real workers, real customers, real disputes, real payouts. Everything that goes wrong in a marketplace has gone wrong to us, with our own money.
That is why we ask about payouts and refunds in the first meeting, not the fourth month.
Not every business has two sides.
Same components — multiple user types, payments, an admin console, mobile and web. One business instead of two sides. All services
Five questions before we quote.
Most projects fail before any code is written — because a price was given before anyone knew what it would cost to build.
If we can't answer these, we quote a phase, not a platform.
- 01 Marketplace or single vendor?
- 02 Your own riders and staff, or third party?
- 03 Which payment rails, and who holds the money?
- 04 What is the budget range?
- 05 What already exists, and in what state?
We write down what we're not building.
A named list in every scope, not a footnote. It is what lets us say later: good idea, here's what it costs — instead of arguing about what was implied.
When things go wrong.
How we tell you a date has slipped. What a change costs. What a defect costs — nothing. How phases protect you.
We don't leave at launch.
A platform that stops working stops paying people. Maintenance is standard on every build.
You work with the people who build it.
We are three people. No account manager between you and the engineer.
Taimoor
Founder and engineer
In your meetings and in your code. Self-taught, 130,000 developers taught.
Uzair
Delivery
Phases, dates, and telling you when one has slipped.
Zain
Operations
Accounts, handover, and everything that has to keep running after launch.
What it costs.
You pay per phase. Stop after any phase and you keep everything we built.
Platform builds
Priced per phase
Money attached to finished work, never to a promise.
Fixed-scope work
Defined before it starts
Smaller pieces, scoped and priced up front.
Your brief
Two minutes, no call
The planner turns your idea into a brief. We reply with a tailored quote, usually within one business day.
Plan your build in two minutes.
No call. A few guided questions, then a tailored quote — usually within one business day.
Or send us the idea in three sentences on WhatsApp, or email support@codingwitht.com.
Who owns the code?
You do, on full payment. Exclusive and perpetual.
What if you disappear?
Your repository, your accounts, your signing keys. Documented so another team can pick it up.
Can we move to another team later?
Yes. We write the handover documents that make that possible, whether you use them or not.
Do you take equity instead of cash?
No.
Who holds the app store accounts?
You, unless you ask otherwise. Decided at kickoff, not at launch.
What happens to our data?
It is yours. Exportable at any point, in a format another system can read.