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Our AI will ask you a few questions to understand your problem properly. Then a senior engineer reviews your brief and reaches out within 24 hours.

We review every brief personally.

No automated responses. No SDRs. A senior engineer reads your submission, thinks about it, and writes back.

How it starts
Chat with our AI · Get a brief generated · Engineer reviews
Response time
Within 24 business hours
Availability
Q3 2025: 2 spots remaining
Email
sales@picarostudio.io
Offices
San Francisco · London · Bangalore
What happens next
01
Chat with Aria
Our AI asks about your business problem in plain language — no forms, no dropdowns.
02
Brief is generated
Aria summarises your challenge into a clear brief that we can actually act on.
03
Engineer reviews
A senior Picaro engineer reads the brief personally and responds within 24 hours.
04
Architecture call
If it's a fit, we schedule a 45-minute call to scope the project properly.
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Common Questions

Before you reach out

Do you work with early-stage startups?+
We work with companies that have a real operational problem and budget to solve it properly. Stage matters less than the quality of the problem. Some of our best engagements have been post-seed startups with a specific, high-stakes system they needed built right.
How long does a typical project take?+
A custom CRM build runs 6–12 weeks. System integrations are typically 4–8 weeks. Full architecture rebuilds vary. We scope precisely before any commitment — no open-ended timelines.
Do you charge monthly retainers after delivery?+
No. Our systems are built to run without ongoing maintenance. We include a 90-day bug warranty. Beyond that, any changes are scoped and priced as fixed-scope work. We don't charge you to keep the lights on.
What makes this different from hiring a dev agency?+
Senior engineers on every task, every day. No project managers playing telephone between you and the code. Architecture decisions made by the people writing the code. And a hard-line stance on building infrastructure that doesn't rot over time.
Who owns the code when you're done?+
You own it completely. Full source code, documentation, deployment scripts, credentials. No licensing leverage, no vendor lock-in. We want you to be able to hire any engineer in the world and have them understand what we built.