Start a project
Tell me what the business needs.
What do you need?
Pick one or both — most projects touch both.
Know what you need already? .
What happens after you send it.
- 01
A personal reply
- 02
A short call
- 03
A written scope and price
Questions people ask before they send this.
01What does a project cost?
A landing page starts at $500 and a full site at $1,500. Systems, stores and apps are scoped individually. Every published number is a starting point, not a quote.
02How long does it take?
A focused site is usually two to three weeks, a booking or payments system three to five, and a product or MVP six to ten. The proposal sets the schedule for the actual scope.
03Who actually does the work?
TigerLoom handles the design and build. A native developer, motion designer or market-specific copywriter joins when the scope needs one.
04Do I own what you build?
The handover includes the code, domain, hosting and third-party accounts used for the project.
05What happens after launch?
Launch includes a walkthrough and written notes. Ongoing work is agreed separately as a retainer or per request.
06Can you fix or take over an existing site?
Often, yes. Send the link and the first decision is whether repair or rebuild makes more sense.
07Do you work with US clients from another timezone?
Yes. The work is shared through a live project link and calls are booked across time zones.
08How do you handle security and my customers' data?
Forms are validated on the server, briefs are encrypted before storage, and the admin is protected by Cloudflare Access. The public site has no third-party trackers.