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One message gets you an honest answer, a scope, and a price. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you to someone who is.

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15 minutes, free, no pitch.

You leave the call with a scope, a price, and a date, whether or not you hire us. Most people know within ten minutes.

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Bucharest, Romania
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What happens after you hit send

No auto-responders and no qualification calls with an assistant. This is the actual rhythm.

2h
typical reply time, usually faster
Same day
you get a first honest answer
1
written brief with scope, price, and date
0
sales sequences or follow-up pressure
15 min
is all the call takes if you book one
100%
of messages answered by the builder, not a bot

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Honestly, some of our best work started this way. Send us whatever you've got, the repo, the Figma file, even the email thread where it all went wrong. We'll look through it, tell you what's worth keeping, and give you a fixed price to finish the job. One client showed up the night before his launch with everything broken. He went live 12 hours later.

Fair question. About half our clients showed up asking the same thing. We can point at the track record: 600+ clients, 343+ public five-star reviews, nothing delivered late yet, and 30 days of free support on everything we ship. But numbers only go so far, so book the call and judge for yourself. People tend to know within ten minutes.

Fixed-scope projects start at €350. Monthly partnerships start at €1,000. Before any work begins you get a written brief with the exact price, and that number doesn't change afterwards. A landing page obviously costs less than a full mobile app, so the honest answer for your project comes after one free 15-minute call.

The median across our projects is 15 days from brief to live. The fastest we've ever delivered was under 12 hours. Bigger builds, a full mobile app or a platform, usually land somewhere between 30 and 45 days. Whatever the size, you get the date in writing before we start, and so far we haven't missed one.

30 days of free support after launch, on every project. It's in the name. If something breaks or doesn't behave the way we scoped it, we fix it free, and you get the same response times our monthly clients pay for. New features and changes are quoted separately, which we'd rather tell you now than surprise you with later.

Both, and by the same people. We design the UI and UX in-house, then build it ourselves. There's no handoff between a design agency and a dev shop, so you'll never hear that the developer couldn't build what the designer drew.

Yes. We design and build mobile apps together with everything behind them: the backend, the dashboard, the integrations. One team for the whole product, instead of juggling an app developer, a backend developer, and a designer who've never met.

No. Projects have a fixed scope and a clear end. The monthly partnership runs month to month, and you can pause or cancel any time after the first month. We'd rather keep earning the next month than trap you in it.

No, about half of what we build is regular Web2: mobile apps, backends, dashboards, ecommerce, automations. Blockchain is something we're unusually good at, not the only thing we do. Projects that mix both are honestly our favorite kind.

Dock30 is a development and design agency in Bucharest, Romania, working with clients worldwide. We build custom backends, mobile apps, websites, ecommerce stores, blockchain projects, dashboards, and AI automations, with design done in-house. Our clients are in the US, UK, Germany, Japan, Australia and a bunch of other places, everything runs remotely and in English.

One call

Fifteen minutes. You'll leave with a scope, a price, and a date. Even if you never hire us.

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No pitch, no pressure, no follow-up sequence. If we're not right for it, we'll say so on the call and tell you who is.

Roberto Lazar, founder of Dock30

If a call still feels like too much, I get it. The last guy probably started with a call too. Email me instead: I'm Roberto, I still write the code here, and you'll hear back from me, not an assistant, usually the same day. The 30 in the name is a promise. The rest is just work.

crew@dock30.comRoberto, founder of Dock30