Practice 01
Product strategy
Decide what to build, who it's for, and how it will make money.
- Market and competitor research
- Business model and unit economics
- Go-to-market strategy
- Product roadmap and first-release scope
Services
Services, engagement and cost.
Deep Node Studios offers two practices, product strategy and software development, run by one team in Istanbul. Here is how we work together and what drives the cost.
What we do
Two practices. One team.
Strategy decides what to build. Development builds it. With both in one team, nothing gets lost in the handover.
Practice 02
Software development
Turn the plan into production-grade software.
- Web applications
- Mobile apps for iOS and Android
- Cloud and infrastructure
- AI features and integrations
Engagement
How we work together.
Scoped first phase
Most projects start with a scoped first phase that shows what the idea, the market or the codebase can support. Larger commitments come after.
Fixed-price phases
Most work is fixed-price against a defined scope, with deliverables agreed before we start.
Fractional CTO and advisory
Monthly technical leadership, or advisory by the hour, for the questions that come after launch.
What it costs
Why there’s no price list.
Project sizes vary too much for a price list. What we can tell you up front:
- You get a written scope, deliverables and budget before any larger commitment.
- Most work is fixed-price against that scope.
- Fractional CTO work runs as a monthly retainer; advisory runs by the hour.
- If we can’t do something well within your budget, we reduce the scope rather than the quality.
- If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so and point you somewhere better.
What drives cost
What makes a project bigger or smaller.
- How much is still undecided: market, customer, business model
- How many platforms: web, iOS, Android
- Integrations with payment, data and other systems
- AI and data components
- Security and compliance requirements
- How fast it needs to ship
Contact
Not sure where to start?
Send a paragraph about where you are. We’ll tell you which practice fits, or if neither does.