Services

A small set of capabilities, deliberately chosen.

FrameWorks does four things, very seriously. Each one is shaped by the same operating principles: clarity of intent, restraint in scope, and a system that holds up after launch.

01

Founder MVP Builds

A first version that can stand in front of users.

Most early-stage products fail because the first version is either a slide deck, a Figma file, or a prototype that breaks the moment a real person touches it. FrameWorks builds the version that doesn't.

  • Product architecture & technical scoping
  • Frontend, backend, auth, data, admin
  • Pilot builds and launchable MVPs
  • Stripe, payments, and subscriptions
  • Email, notifications, transactional flows
  • Analytics, observability, error reporting
4–10 wkTypical timeline ProjectEngagement model Senior-ledDelivery shape

02

Luxury Brand Experiences

For brands where the experience materially decides the sale.

Editorial-grade websites, campaign pages, intake and booking systems, and Shopify experiences for brands whose customers expect the digital surface to match the in-person standard.

  • Editorial websites & campaign pages
  • Booking, consultation, intake, VIP flows
  • Lookbooks & collection narratives
  • Shopify and headless commerce
  • Concierge, follow-up, and CRM hooks
  • Performance polish & mobile rigour
6–12 wkTypical timeline ProjectEngagement model EditorialDesign language

03

Bespoke Business Systems

Software shaped around how a company actually operates.

For teams whose workflows have outgrown spreadsheets, disconnected SaaS, and manual coordination — and who need a system designed around their real operating model, not a template.

  • Internal dashboards & admin tooling
  • CRM, intake, and pipeline software
  • Automation pipelines & integrations
  • Reporting, audit trails, exports
  • Role-based access & permissions
  • Migration from existing tools and data
8–16 wkTypical timeline Project + retainerEngagement model Operator-ledDesign approach

04

Ongoing Technical Partnership

A senior operator close to the work, every month.

For teams that don't need a permanent in-house engineer but do need someone who understands the system, prioritises against the business, and ships continuously.

  • Priority response & weekly cadence
  • Monthly improvements & campaigns
  • Launch & campaign support
  • Performance, observability, hardening
  • Roadmap & technical leadership
  • Quarterly system review
MonthlyEngagement model 3–6 mo min.Commitment ContinuousDelivery shape

Engagements

Three ways to begin.

Most engagements settle into one of three shapes. We're happy to discuss which fits before any commitment either way.

Launch Build

Project · from 4 weeks

For websites, MVP foundations, campaign launches, and first-version systems with a clear scope.

  • Discovery and build map
  • Responsive production build
  • Launch hardening and handover

Retainer

Monthly

For teams who want FrameWorks close: ongoing iteration, support, campaigns, and senior technical leadership.

  • Priority response and weekly cadence
  • Monthly improvements and campaigns
  • Analytics, optimisation, hardening

Frequently Asked

A few honest answers up front.

How quickly can a project start?

Discovery can usually start within a week of the first conversation. Build work begins once scope is set — typically one to three weeks after that, depending on capacity.

Do you work with agencies or in-house teams?

Yes. We frequently partner with in-house product teams, design agencies, and operators where a specific capability is missing. We're comfortable as the lead studio or as a focused sub-team.

What does pricing look like?

Project pricing depends on scope, but most launch builds sit in the low five figures and most build-plus-systems engagements sit in the mid five figures. Retainers are monthly. We'll share a real number after a discovery call.

Who actually does the work?

FrameWorks is small and senior. The person you speak with is the person doing the work. We bring in trusted specialists for narrow needs (motion, illustration, complex backend), but the core system is always built by the studio.

What stack do you use?

We choose the stack to fit the system, not the other way around. In practice that's most often modern TypeScript on the frontend, Node or Python on the backend, Postgres for data, and a deliberate set of cloud primitives. Decisions are documented and explained.

What happens after launch?

Every project includes a handover and a stabilisation window. Many clients continue on a monthly retainer; others take the system in-house. Either path is fine — the system is designed to be owned, not held hostage.

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