Services · 6 capabilities
Websites, applications, AI, cloud infrastructure and ongoing support. Delivered for businesses, agencies and startups anywhere in the world.
01 · Service
We develop websites and applications around business workflows, customer needs and operational requirements. Larger systems are divided into manageable releases with clear acceptance criteria.
02 · Service
Mobile applications for customer-facing services and internal business use. Platform selection, supported devices and distribution requirements are agreed before development begins.
03 · Service
Implementation support across the interface, business logic and data layers. The technical approach is chosen for the project's requirements, existing environment and maintenance needs.
04 · Service
We connect systems, automate defined workflows and introduce AI-assisted functionality where it serves a clear purpose. AI projects define evaluation criteria, human review and limits on automated actions.
05 · Service
The infrastructure and deployment processes used to run websites and applications. Availability targets, monitoring and recovery requirements are agreed for each engagement.
06 · Service
We maintain existing systems and plan improvements to ageing applications. Modernisation starts with a review of the existing system, its dependencies and its business-critical functions.
Full scope
The complete capability list behind each service area. Features, integrations and delivery phases are confirmed during scoping.
Features, user roles, integrations and delivery phases are defined during scoping. Larger systems can be divided into manageable releases with clear acceptance criteria.
Platform selection, supported devices, distribution requirements and third-party dependencies are agreed before development begins.
The technical approach is selected according to the project's requirements, existing environment and maintenance needs.
Data sources, access permissions, processing requirements and third-party costs are established during scoping. AI projects also define evaluation criteria, human review requirements and limits on automated actions.
Support engagements may address website downtime, connectivity failures, DNS and SSL problems, server errors, migration issues or deployment failures. Availability targets, monitoring responsibilities, recovery requirements and any low-downtime deployment requirements are agreed for each engagement.
Modernisation work starts with a review of the existing system, its dependencies and its business-critical functions. Security implementation support is scoped separately from independent penetration testing, certification or compliance auditing.
How we deliver
We discuss the business objective, intended users, existing systems, constraints and available budget.
Deliverable · A requirement summary and recommended next step.
We assess functionality, integrations, data requirements, infrastructure and dependencies.
Deliverable · A proposal or statement of work with deliverables, exclusions, acceptance criteria, pricing and timeline.
We confirm responsibilities, payment arrangements, communication channels, access and review schedules.
Deliverable · An agreed project plan and kickoff checklist.
We implement the approved scope in agreed stages and provide reviewable progress.
Deliverable · Design files, staging builds or working features.
We test the agreed functionality, document issues and coordinate client review.
Deliverable · A release candidate and a record of acceptance.
After approval we complete the launch and handover activities in scope.
Deliverable · The deployed solution, agreed source files, access and documentation.
Where an ongoing agreement is in place, we provide support and assess further improvements.
Deliverable · Maintenance, issue resolution or development within agreed coverage.
Engagement models
Pricing depends on scope, complexity, skills, dependencies and timeline. Third-party costs such as hosting, licences and API usage are itemised separately.
For projects with defined requirements and deliverables. The agreement specifies the price, milestones, review process, acceptance criteria and payment schedule. Additional work is assessed separately.
For projects that require further investigation before a reliable implementation estimate can be provided. Deliverables may include requirements, workflow diagrams, technical recommendations, feature priorities and a phased development plan.
For agencies and businesses with recurring development needs. The agreement defines allocated hours, applicable skills, availability, task prioritisation, reporting and the treatment of unused capacity.
For evolving requirements, investigation work or incremental improvements. Work is billed at agreed rates, with time reporting and spending approval limits established before work begins.
For ongoing care of an existing website, application or infrastructure environment. The agreement defines covered systems, included tasks, service hours, response targets and exclusions.
For outdated, incomplete or unstable systems requiring assessment and a controlled improvement plan. Work may begin with a paid technical review before implementation costs and timelines are confirmed.
Tell us what you are building and we will come back with a scoped estimate.
Technology
Our service catalogue. Project-specific tools and staffing are confirmed during technical scoping.
Database engines, cloud providers, application architecture and other infrastructure choices are specified in each project proposal.
Questions
Straight answers to what most teams ask first. If yours is not here, send us a message and we will reply within one working day.
Pricing depends on scope, complexity, required skills, dependencies and timeline, so we do not publish fixed packages. Request an estimate and we will scope it. Third-party costs such as hosting, licences and API usage are itemised separately.
Send us a short brief through the estimate form. If requirements are still unclear, we can begin with a discovery and technical scoping engagement that ends with requirements, recommendations and a phased plan.
Yes. As a white-label partner we deliver the agreed technical work while you keep the client relationship, brand and communication. Direct contact with your client requires your authorisation.
Reozix works with clients worldwide. Our founders are in Australia and Canada and our delivery team is in Bangladesh. Communication channels and working-hour overlap are agreed at kickoff, and we work in English and Bangla.
Ownership, source-code handover, third-party licences and confidentiality are documented in the agreement for each engagement, so there are no surprises at delivery.
Yes. We begin with a review of the existing system, its dependencies and business-critical functions, then plan fixes, maintenance or a phased modernisation.
Data access and third-party processing are reviewed during scoping. Using client data in external AI services requires an agreed approach, and AI projects define evaluation criteria, human review and limits on automated actions.
Deployment, handover and documentation are part of the agreed scope. Where an ongoing agreement is in place we provide maintenance and support, with covered systems, service hours and response targets defined in writing.
Tell us about your project and we will reply within one working day.
Where next
A demonstration build that shows how we approach a real brief, from problem to product.
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