AI SaaS and custom software development in Guangzhou.

Yes. We review the product model, code quality, deployment and constraints, then agree what to preserve, repair or rebuild. Data migration and continuity requirements are planned before changing a live system.

Yes when both are required. We scope customer journeys alongside permissions, support, moderation, reporting and other operational workflows needed to run the product.

Yes. We assess the provider and flow against your business model, target countries, refunds, taxes and compliance requirements. Payment accounts and ownership of funds are clarified before integration.

The schedule follows the first-release workflow, integrations, data readiness and approval process. An AI prototype, editable canvas and a payment-backed SaaS release have different dependencies. After reviewing the brief, we agree milestones and acceptance criteria; an estimate becomes a commitment only in the project agreement.

The agreement defines custom code ownership, data access and third-party licences. We deliver the agreed repository and documentation; cloud, database and service accounts should be controlled by your team, with access for development and handover.

Yes. Requirements, project discussions and handover documents can be provided in English. We agree meeting times, written updates and decision owners. Guangzhou meetings can be arranged by appointment, subject to availability.

We quote by agreed phases and deliverables. Cloud services, third-party fees, maintenance and new features are separated where applicable. Bug support, monitoring, backups, updates and response times are specified in the support scope.

Start with one user, one valuable task and the minimum operational flow that supports it. For AI features, agree representative inputs, acceptable output, human review and failure handling as well as screens. Acceptance criteria define what is delivered; new requirements are assessed for scope, schedule and cost before being added.

Migration can be included after reviewing the source data, access and any downtime constraints. The plan can cover field mapping, test imports, reconciliation, backups and a rollback approach suited to the system. Before launch, we agree the production accounts, operating instructions, handover items and who can approve the cutover.

Testing is scoped to the product's workflows and risks, including permissions, integrations, failure states and security checks where relevant. We agree who handles hosting, monitoring, backups, dependency updates and incidents after launch. Third-party security testing or ongoing operations require an agreed scope and are not automatically included.

Share the target user, one real task, anonymized sample inputs and expected outputs, existing product or prototype, required integrations, target markets, budget range and timing. Identify a decision owner and any data, deployment or licence restrictions. Arrange sensitive data and account access after boundaries have been agreed.

Cost depends on the workflow, editable output requirements, roles, integrations, payments, admin tools and production reliability needed. Model usage, storage, hosting and other provider fees recur separately. We can scope a validation phase before a larger build; model training, data preparation and ongoing operations are included only when explicitly agreed.