How we work
From the first email to a system in production.
Every stage has a concrete deliverable, and you know what you’ll receive before we start.
01
Diagnosis
Conversations with the people who decide and the people who operate. We map the problem, the systems involved and the constraints.
You receiveSummary of the problem and constraints
02
Proposal
Scope, timeline and investment in writing, with what is in and what stays out.
You receiveProposal with scope, timeline and price
03
Build
Incremental releases to a staging environment. You follow progress in the product itself, not in slides.
You receiveContinuous access to staging
04
Production and support
Deployment, monitoring through the first cycles and knowledge transfer to the internal team.
You receiveSystem in production and documentation
Formats
Engagement formats
The format follows the kind of problem. In the proposal, we recommend the one that fits your case.
| Format | Best for | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed-scope project | Best for Systems with a defined goal and deadline. | How it works Fixed price per stage, with deliverables and acceptance criteria described in the proposal. |
| Dedicated team | Best for Products in continuous evolution, without a closed final scope. | How it works Senior engineers allocated monthly, with priorities reviewed every cycle. |
| Technical advisory | Best for Architecture decisions, audits and code review. | How it works Block of hours or a one-off scope, with a final report. |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How much does a project cost?
It depends on the scope. After the diagnosis, we send a proposal with a fixed price per stage or per month, depending on the format. The first conversation is free.
How long does it take?
The proposal has a date for each deliverable. Large projects are split into stages, and each stage ships something usable in production.
Who owns the code?
You do. Code, infrastructure and intellectual property belong to your company, and the repositories live in your organization from the first commit.
Do you sign confidentiality agreements?
Yes. We sign an NDA before accessing any sensitive information, including during the diagnosis.
What happens after launch?
We follow the first cycles in production. Then you choose: keep Luna & Co on monthly support or take over the system with your team, with complete documentation.
Do you work with companies outside Brazil?
Yes. We work remotely, in Portuguese, English and Spanish, with meeting times agreed with your team.
Tell us what needs to be built.
We reply within 1 business day with first questions and next steps. The first conversation is free and carries no commitment.
What to include in the email
- 01The context: what the company does and where the system fits.
- 02The problem: what needs to change.
- 03The deadline: when it needs to be in production.