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A quick map: just need to be online fast → Catalyst Launchpad (₹3,500, live in 6 hours). Team running on spreadsheets and WhatsApp → Enterprise Workflow Optimizer (₹50K–₹70K). Building a SaaS / startup MVP → Founder's MVP LaunchKit (₹80K–₹1.2L). Not sure? Book a free 15-min call — the right answer in one conversation.

Yes. India-first means the pricing and context is calibrated for the Indian market — but I serve founders and businesses globally. All communication is async-friendly and delivery is digital. Payments can be arranged in INR or USD depending on your location.

Prices are fixed. Always. A written scope is delivered before work starts. That scope defines exactly what's included, what the timeline is, and what the payment is. No surprise invoices. No 'that's extra' conversations mid-build. If scope changes after sign-off — that becomes a new conversation with a new quote. What's listed is what's invoiced.

A professional responsive landing page, local SEO setup, Google Business Profile configuration, 1-year domain registration included, and an optional SPA built for lead capture and ad campaigns. Delivered live within 6 hours. No hidden fees, no retainer. This is for local businesses and campaign pages that just need to be online and findable — tonight.

INR only for Indian market clients. No dollar-conversion games. The listed rupee price is what's invoiced — period. For international clients, arrangements can be made in USD at a transparent rate. No markups buried in currency conversion.

No retainers on any package. All packages are one-time, fixed-price engagements. Maintenance windows (2 months free included in most packages) are clearly defined in the scope. After that, ongoing support is a separate, transparent conversation.

Typically 50% upfront to begin work, 50% on delivery — but this is discussed per-project depending on scope size. For the Catalyst Launchpad (₹3,500) it's full payment upfront given the 6-hour turnaround. All payment terms are in the written scope document you receive before work starts.

The 6-hour delivery for the Catalyst Launchpad is real. It's a professional landing page with SEO setup — the scope is tight and the process is refined. For complex packages: Enterprise Workflow Optimizer is 8–10 days, Founder's MVP LaunchKit is 8–15 days depending on integrations. Every package has a named deadline that holds. The timeline is the promise.

The 15-minute call is diagnostic — I'll ask about your business, your current problem, and what outcome you need. By the end of the call you'll know exactly which package fits and what the process looks like. If we're a match, you'll receive a written scope document within 24 hours. Once that's confirmed and initial payment is made, work begins. You'll have a live product or deliverable by the named deadline.

The Enterprise Workflow Optimizer guarantees up to 3 major revisions. For other packages, revision rounds are defined in the scope document — typically 1–2 rounds of feedback are included before final delivery. Revisions are scoped to the agreed deliverable, not open-ended change requests. This protects your timeline and mine.

Yes — building in public is a core part of how Alphazord operates. Client builds (with permission) become documented case studies, threads, and videos showing the real process, stack decisions, and outcomes. You can follow along on X (@alphazordspace), Instagram (@alphazordspace), and Threads (@alphazordspace). If you'd prefer your build to be private, that's completely respected and documented in the scope.

For most packages: a clear brief on your business (what it does, who it serves, what the goal is), any existing brand assets (logo, colors if they exist), and access credentials for domain/hosting if already purchased. For the Catalyst Launchpad — just the brief and domain. The written scope document I send before work begins will itemise exactly what's needed so there's no ambiguity.

Primary stack: Next.js 16 (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS for web. React Native / Expo for cross-platform mobile. Supabase or PostgreSQL for databases. Stripe and Razorpay for payments. Vercel for deployment. The stack is chosen for production-readiness, scalability, and maintainability — not for novelty. Custom stacks are discussed on a per-project basis for Enterprise and MVP packages.

Scalability is built in from the start — not bolted on as an afterthought. Every MVP and larger package includes architecture decisions made for production load (caching layers, edge deployment, DB indexing, efficient queries). The Founder's MVP LaunchKit specifically includes security testing, load testing, and UAT. 'Scalable codebase ready for feature stacking' is a named deliverable, not a marketing claim.

Yes. 100% of the code, assets, and intellectual property transfers to you upon final payment. You get full access to the repository, deployment environment, and all credentials. There's no vendor lock-in, no ongoing licence fee for the code itself, and no situation where I can 'turn off' your product.

The target for all Alphazord web properties: LCP < 1.5s, FID < 100ms, CLS < 0.1, Lighthouse 95+ across all pages. Fonts are loaded with font-display: swap and subset to used weights. Images use Next.js <Image> with WebP format, blur placeholders, and lazy loading for all below-fold content. Performance is a deliverable standard, not an afterthought.

Yes — full DevOps setup is included in the MVP LaunchKit and Enterprise packages. That means CI/CD pipeline, environment configuration (dev/staging/prod), Vercel or custom cloud deployment, DNS configuration, SSL, and a handoff session so you understand how to manage the deployment going forward. For the Catalyst Launchpad, deployment is included and the site is handed over live and fully operational.

Primary channels: X/Twitter at @alphazordspace (threads, technical breakdowns, revenue updates — most active). Instagram at @alphazordspace (Reels of builds, client results, behind-the-scenes). Threads at @alphazordspace (raw, honest, community). Reddit at u/alphazordspace (in-depth build posts in r/webdev, r/SideProject, r/Entrepreneur). GitHub at alphazord. LinkedIn at alphazord. YouTube at @alphazordspace. Email newsletter: The Builder's Brief — every Wednesday at hello@alphazord.space.

Hit the 'Book Free Call' button on this page or any page on alphazord.space. Alternatively, DM @alphazordspace on X or email hello@alphazord.space with a brief about what you need. The 15-minute call is free, no-pitch — it's diagnostic. By the end you'll know exactly what package fits and what the next step looks like.

Yes — The Builder's Brief ships every Wednesday. It covers what was built or shipped that week, one real usable lesson from the process, what's dropping next (useful for early access), and one product or resource recommendation. No filler, no fluff, no 'growth tips from a guru'. Subscribe at alphazord.space or email hello@alphazord.space with 'Subscribe' in the subject.

Yes, selectively. If you're a developer, designer, or content creator whose skills complement what Alphazord builds, reach out at hello@alphazord.space with 'Collaboration' in the subject. Include what you do, what you've shipped, and what kind of engagement you're thinking. No spec work requests. No 'exposure' offers. Real collaboration only.