Talk to the people who would do the work
Send the scope and you will get a written quote. This page sets out who reads your message, how quickly you get an answer, and exactly what we need in order to price the engagement.
What happens after you send this
No autoresponder and no qualification call. Four answers to the questions worth settling before you write to us.
Who reads it
The researchers. Your message is read by the person who would do the work, not by a sales team or an intake queue — the form below composes an email to us directly, so nothing routes it onward.
How fast you hear back
Within one business day, from an engineer. If you write late on a Friday, the clock starts on Monday morning. You will know who is doing the work before any contract is signed.
What we need to quote
The target — a repository, a chain or a stack — the in-scope size, and the date you need the report. Add anything external the report has to satisfy, such as an exchange listing or an investor process, and say so in the first message: it changes what the report has to contain.
What we will not do with it
We do not add you to a mailing list, because there is not one. We do not share your message or your details outside the practice, and we do not use it to train anything. If you would rather not name the target in a first message, say so and we will put a mutual NDA in place before you do.
Prefer to write directly?
The address below reaches the same people. Use it if a form is not the right shape for what you need to send — an existing report, a repository link, or a scope document.
Bring us the thing you are most worried about
Tell us what you are shipping and when. You will get a written scope, a fixed price and a named researcher before any contract is signed — not a discovery call that ends in a proposal template.
- First response within one business day, always from an engineer.
- Read-only scope. We never request production write access.
- Mutual NDA available before you share a single line of code.