Question 1

Who do you typically work with?

Accepted Answer

Startups and enterprise teams shipping full-stack SaaS, AI systems, and Web3 infrastructure. We’ve delivered 30+ products across 14 countries. If you have a system that has to work the first time, that’s the work we want.

Question 2

Where is TechVersa based?

Accepted Answer

TechVersa is a Canadian company headquartered in Vancouver, BC, with an engineering team distributed across time zones, so working hours overlap with most of North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.

Question 3

Do you work with clients outside Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes, most of our engagements are international. A distributed team means we’re built for remote-first collaboration by default, not as an accommodation.

Question 4

What makes TechVersa different from a typical dev shop?

Accepted Answer

The people who scope your project are the people who build it: there’s no sales team handing you off to a junior bench. Security review and threat modeling happen before features get written, not after an incident.

Question 5

What does your development process look like?

Accepted Answer

Six phases: Discovery & Strategy, Architecture & Design, Development, Testing & Security Audit, Deployment, and Support & Iteration. Nothing reaches production with an open critical issue. See the full breakdown on our homepage.

Question 6

How long does a typical project take?

Accepted Answer

It depends entirely on scope: a focused MVP might run 6–10 weeks, while a full platform build or an audited smart-contract system usually runs longer. You’ll get a real timeline as part of the proposal, not a guess up front.

Question 7

What happens after I reach out?

Accepted Answer

Three steps: you send a short note about what you’re building, we get on a call to align on scope and constraints, and you get a clear written proposal (milestones and cost included) before we start.

Question 8

Do you provide support after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Support & Iteration is the sixth phase of every engagement, not an afterthought: upgrades, fixes, and the next version.

Question 9

How is pricing structured?

Accepted Answer

There’s no fixed package menu: every engagement gets a scoped, written proposal after a discovery call, priced against the actual work rather than a generic tier.

Question 10

Is there a minimum project size?

Accepted Answer

We take on a handful of partners at a time rather than running high volume, so we’re more selective about fit than about budget. Reach out and we’ll tell you honestly if we’re the right team for it.

Question 11

Fixed-price or time-and-materials?

Accepted Answer

Both, depending on how well-defined the scope is going in. Well-specified builds usually run fixed-price; open-ended or evolving work runs as an ongoing engagement.

Question 12

What’s your tech stack?

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Full-stack: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js/NestJS. AI: Python, PyTorch, LangChain, Hugging Face. Web3: Solidity, Rust, Polygon, Solana. Infra: Docker, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL. See the full list in our Skills section.

Question 13

Will I own the code and IP after the project?

Accepted Answer

Yes, once the engagement is paid in full, the code and IP we build for you are yours. We retain rights only to our own pre-existing internal tools and frameworks, which is standard practice.

Question 14

Do you sign NDAs?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as a matter of course before any project details are shared.

Question 15

How do you handle security and data protection?

Accepted Answer

Every engagement aligns with ISO/IEC 27001 information security principles, and we run a dedicated Cybersecurity & Compliance Engineering practice for audit-focused work. See our Privacy Policy for how we handle data specifically.

Question 16

Can you handle regulated or compliance-sensitive work?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we’ve delivered fintech and Web3 work with KYC/AML enforcement built into the transfer logic itself, and we align AI engagements with ISO/IEC 42001 governance principles. Compliance requirements get scoped in during Discovery, not bolted on afterward.

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