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Capability · Dedicated Product Teams

Ship your roadmap with a senior team, not a hiring plan.

Hiring five engineers takes 15–20 months of combined searching and costs $900K a year before they've shipped a thing. A Deciphering Logic team is pre-vetted, domain-briefed, and demoing working software within three weeks — at a third of the cost, scaling up or down as your business actually changes.

What a dedicated team means here

Not a bench of anonymous resources — a named squad that plugs into your company and stays.

Named engineers you interview

Every proposal comes with profiles. You interview anyone before they join, and the people you approve are the people who build — no bait-and-switch, ever.

Scrum-run, fully visible

Sprints, demos, standups, burndown charts you can open at 2am. You always know what shipped this week and what ships next.

A product owner, if you need one

Non-technical founder? We can staff a product owner who translates your vision into a backlog — the same model that shipped Wanderly's AI line.

Elastic by contract

Scale the team up or down with two weeks' notice. You're buying momentum, not headcount you'll be stuck justifying next quarter.

The math, honestly

Fully-loaded US senior engineers run $160–200K a year. Our blended rate is $50–70K.

US in-house cost / year
$900,000
Deciphering Logic team / year
$300,000
Hiring time avoided
15–20 months
Runway you keep
$600,000 / yr

Based on fully-loaded US senior engineer costs of $160–200K/year (salary, benefits, overhead) versus our blended team rate of $50–70K/year, using midpoints. Your exact quote depends on roles and seniority — the Blueprint's build plan puts real numbers on it.

From yes to first demo

Day 2–3

Team proposal

Named engineers with profiles, a team structure, and a fixed monthly number. You interview anyone you want to.

Week 1

Onboarding

Access, environments, and a domain deep-dive. Your product owner and our scrum lead set the first sprint backlog together.

Week 2–3

First sprint demo

Working software, demoed. From here it's the rhythm you'd expect: daily standups, sprint reviews, visible burndown.

Ongoing

Steady state

Demos every two weeks, roadmap reviews monthly, and a team that compounds domain knowledge instead of resetting it.

Proof, not promises

Two teams, two very different clients

Seed-stage · Pet e-commerce

Petx: from $80K burned to launched in 4 months

After another team burned $80K without shipping, a squad of three (Flutter, backend, Shopify/DevOps) launched Petx's apps, website, and store with 250,000+ products — plus a two-year roadmap.

3 engineers
4 months
250K+ products live
Funded scale-up · Healthcare staffing

Wanderly: an embedded AI squad

Three engineers plus a product owner became Wanderly's entire AI capability — shipping CoPilot and Curate in four months and staying on as the roadmap grew.

3 engineers + 1 PO
4.2× faster to submission-ready

Straight answers on dedicated teams

“Do I get the seniors from the pitch?” Yes.

70% of our team is expert-level, you interview everyone, and swaps only happen at your request or with your approval.

“Will timezones be painful?” No.

Guaranteed daily overlap with your US or EU hours — standups, demos, and Slack happen while you're awake.

“What if priorities change?” They will.

Two weeks' notice to scale in either direction. The contract serves the roadmap, not the other way around.

Meet your team before you commit.

Book a 30-minute call. Tell us the roadmap; within days you'll have named engineers, a structure, and a fixed number — and you interview everyone.