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Start with the problem,
not the brief.

Describe what breaks today and who it hurts. A person replies within one business day, and the first conversation is free — nobody quotes anything until we have both seen the same thing.

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Start here

The form is the brief.

Pick what this is about and the checklist above the message box changes to match. The more of it you can answer, the more useful the first reply is.

What is this about?

Useful to include

  • What the process looks like today, and where it breaks.
  • The systems it has to talk to — an ERP, a payment gateway, a legacy database.
  • Rough scale: users, records, transactions.
  • The date that matters, and why.

Useful to include

  • The question in one line.
  • What you have already tried or ruled out.
  • Whether it concerns a live system or an idea.

Useful to include

  • Which system, and which environment.
  • What you expected, and what happened instead.
  • The error text, verbatim if you have it.
  • Whether it is blocking work right now.

Useful to include

  • What your organisation does.
  • The kind of work you would route to us.
  • How you would like the commercial side to work.

Useful to include

  • The role you are after.
  • A link to something you built — a repository is worth more than a covering letter.
  • Where you are based, and when you are free to start.

Useful to include

  • What you need, plainly.
  • What a good outcome looks like.
  • Any deadline we should know about.

Whatever the subject, say what it is, who it is for, and what makes it urgent. Up to 2000 characters.

Add it only if fifteen minutes on a call would beat three emails. Left blank, we never dial.

CSRF-protected · five a minute · no third-party form service

Before you write it

The same enquiry, twice.

Both are shapes of message a contact form produces. One of them costs you a day, because the only honest reply is four questions. Illustrative examples, not real enquiries.

We reply with questions
From: a founderSubject: New Project

Hi, we need a website for our company. Can you also share pricing and your portfolio? Thanks.

  • No current state, so we cannot tell what exists today.
  • No systems named, so we cannot judge integration risk.
  • No scale, so any number we give is a guess.
  • No date, so we cannot say whether we are free.
We reply with an approach
From: an operations leadSubject: New Project

We are a 40-person distributor in Ahmedabad. Quotations are built in a spreadsheet and re-keyed into our ERP, so a pricing error reaches a customer about twice a month. We want one place where a salesperson builds a quote, someone approves it, and it lands in the ERP without re-keying. On-premise ERP, around 12 users, 3,000 SKUs. It should be live before the next financial year. Budget is agreed internally, but I would rather hear your range first.

  • What breaks today, and how often.
  • The systems it has to talk to.
  • Scale: users, records, transactions.
  • The date that actually matters.
  • Where the money conversation starts.

Write yours

Handling

Five fields, one inbox, no third parties.

The form on this page is a small piece of production Laravel rather than a hosted widget, so here is the whole path your message takes and what the server accepts.

BROWSER APPLICATION PERSISTENCE PEOPLE INVALID CONTACT FORM5 fields POST /CONTACTCSRF · throttle 5/min VALIDATEContactFormRequest BACK WITH ERRORSold() repopulates CONTACT_MESSAGESrow stored MAILContactFormMail TEAM INBOX REPLY1 business day

Nothing on this page is validated in JavaScript, because there is no JavaScript on this page.

The field contract

What the server accepts
FieldTypeRequiredLimit
namestringrequired100 characters
emailemail addressrequired255 characters
phonestringoptional20 characters
subjectone of sixrequired200 characters
messagetextrequired2,000 characters
_tokenCSRF tokenrequiredsame-origin

The maxlength on each input is the same number, so the browser stops you before the round trip and the server checks it again regardless. Five submissions a minute per address, then the throttle turns you away rather than we do.

CSRF-protectedThrottled 5/minStored in our own database

The next two weeks

What sending this actually starts.

Four steps, none of which is a drip campaign. Nothing here is a commitment until day five, when the quote stops moving.

01One business day

A person replies.

Your message is written into our own system and emailed to the team. Whoever would run the work answers with either the questions we still need, or a time to talk.

02Free

The consultation.

About an hour, with the people who will use the thing rather than only the people paying for it. If we are not the right people you hear it here, not in month three.

033–7 days

Discovery, if you want it.

Only once you say go. Requirements ranked, a stakeholder map, a technical approach and the three risks most likely to bite — written down rather than presented.

04Day five

Fixed timeline, fixed quote.

With the names of the people who will be on your pod. Nothing here is a range that quietly widens later.

The full week one, day by day

Still deciding

Questions about writing to us.

Scope, ownership and stack are answered on the services page. These are the ones about this page. If yours is not here, it makes a good first line for the form.

Or skip all of it

contact@scorptechsolutions.com

+91 91733 99077

Both reach the same inbox and the same people as the form.

How quickly does someone actually reply?

Within one business day, Monday to Friday. Something sent on Friday evening is answered Monday. The form is not monitored out of hours, so anything genuinely urgent should go to the phone number rather than here.

We do not have a spec yet. Is it too early to write?

No, and a spec written before anyone has seen the system tends to be the expensive kind. Most projects start as a description of what breaks. Discovery exists precisely to turn that into a scope on one page.

What will it cost?

There is no price list because there is no standard project. You get a range on the first call, once we know the systems and roughly the scale. The number that stops moving is the fixed quote at the end of discovery, and we would rather give you that late than give you a guess early. The three engagement models are compared on the services page.

How long will it take?

Nobody can answer that honestly from a contact form. What you can have inside the first week is a scope on one page with the timeline attached to it, and from there every sprint ships to a real staging URL, so you watch progress rather than wait for it.

We already have a codebase and a developer. Do you still work with us?

Yes. Day two of week one is access and audit: repository, hosting, analytics and domain reviewed, and the existing system walked end to end. Read-only access is enough to start. We would rather inherit something honestly than replace it reflexively.

Something you built for us is broken.

Choose Support as the subject and include the URL, what changed just before it started, and whether it is blocking work right now. If it is already a project we run, raising it in the client portal lands it against your project instead of in a general inbox.

You are in Ahmedabad. We are not.

We work with clients across India and abroad. Office hours are IST (UTC+5:30), the working rhythm is async by default, and calls get scheduled where the two days overlap rather than where ours is convenient.

What happens to what I send?

It is stored in our own database and emailed to the team, and it is used to reply to you. It does not go on a mailing list, and there is no third-party form service anywhere in the path — the diagram above is the whole of it.

Have a difficult problem?

Let’s turn it into a product worth building.

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