Paid Custom Software
Your company hires CodexDeus to design, build, and launch one focused online software product. Your investment is a fixed $20,000 service fee, paid to CodexDeus, with delivery within two months.
Three Ways to Work Together
Your company hires CodexDeus to design, build, and launch one focused online software product. Your investment is a fixed $20,000 service fee, paid to CodexDeus, with delivery within two months.
This is not free development. Selected founders must bring traction, distribution, customers, revenue, valuable rights, or unusual domain access, plus a committed operator and cash participation. Terms are negotiated separately.
CodexDeus also originates and develops projects of its own, then may work with selected operators, collaborators, customers, strategic partners, or capital. This is different from submitting an outside idea for funding.
Paid Development Process
Describe the people who will use the software, what they need to do, what exists now, and the business result the product must produce.
David confirms whether one focused product can be delivered as a paid engagement for the fixed $20,000 price within two months. No sales team.
The written scope defines what ships, what waits, weekly milestones, required access, and the feedback schedule. The price remains $20,000.
Paid Project Details
Email what you call the product, who uses it, the single most important workflow, what exists today, and the date it needs to be live. Include links, screenshots, or a repository if you have them.
Confirm that your company has budgeted the $20,000 project fee and identify the person who can approve scope and review working software within 24-48 hours. David reads every serious project inquiry personally.
Not For
Proof First
See customer-facing products, operator dashboards, commerce systems, and software shipped within the same two-month window.
Different Path
Partnerships are selected separately from client work. Review the traction, distribution, ownership, founder-commitment, and cash-participation requirements before sending a studio proposal.