Question 1

What is Hashlogics?

Accepted Answer

Hashlogics is a software agency that builds production-grade AI systems — agents, RAG (AI that answers from your own documents), intelligent automation — and custom software for enterprises and startups. Senior engineers build every project to a defined production standard: automatic quality checks (evals), monitoring, and audit-ready documentation. We maintain what we build after launch.

Question 2

How much does custom AI development cost?

Accepted Answer

Three drivers set the cost of custom AI: scope, the systems it must integrate with, and compliance requirements. A few scoping calls turn your idea into a written estimate — fixed price or hourly, your choice. A fixed price holds for the agreed scope; hourly work runs on tracked, auditable hours with estimates approved up front. We are not the cheapest bid: the price buys senior engineers and production quality. A senior engineer gives you a ballpark on the 45-minute intro call.

Question 3

Why do most AI pilots fail?

Accepted Answer

Most AI pilots fail because they were never engineered for production: no automatic quality tests (evals), no monitoring, and no plan for the people who must use them. MIT’s 2025 State of AI in Business report found 95% of enterprise GenAI pilots show no measurable P&L impact. We build the evals, the monitoring and the adoption plan into the scope from day one.

Question 4

How fast can you ship?

Accepted Answer

Most builds reach production in 6–12 weeks, stated in the written estimate — and the date we state is the date we hit. Delivery stays predictable because the same senior pod runs your project end to end, with working software demoed weekly. You know your timeline and price before you commit.

Question 5

Do you maintain the software after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and the first 2 months are free with every build. After that we maintain what we build under SLA: response times, monitoring of cost, latency and accuracy, and quarterly improvement reviews. If you would rather run it in-house, we hand over full documentation and train your team. You own the code, models and data in both cases.

Question 6

Do I own the software Hashlogics builds for me?

Accepted Answer

Yes — completely. You own the source code, the models, the data and all intellectual property from day one. No licensing fees, no platform charges, no lock-in. After handover, everything is yours to host, modify and scale on your terms.

Question 7

How is Hashlogics different from a traditional software agency?

Accepted Answer

Three differences, all in writing. First, every build meets a defined production standard — automatic quality checks (evals), monitoring and audit-ready docs — instead of shipping as a demo. Second, the same senior engineers stay on your project end to end, not a rotating bench. Third, we maintain the system after launch under SLA, instead of disappearing at handover. On fixed-price builds, the number is set in a written estimate and holds for the agreed scope.

Question 8

Can AI automation work with our existing systems?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We integrate with what you already run — ERPs, CRMs, accounting software, field tools and custom databases — using APIs and middleware rather than replacing what works. The goal is to automate around your current setup, not force you onto a new platform.

Question 9

How do I know what is happening during the build?

Accepted Answer

You watch it happen. A named pod lead runs your project, working software is demoed every week, and you get access to the same board and repo we use — from day one. We keep overlap hours with US and EU time zones, so questions get answered the same day, not the next.

Question 10

Do you use AI to write the code?

Accepted Answer

Yes — senior engineers use AI to build faster, and every line passes the same review, automatic quality checks and QA gates as hand-written code. You get the speed without the mess: maintainable code your future in-house team can read, and you own all of it.

Question 11

What happens on the 45-minute intro call?

Accepted Answer

We learn what you are trying to solve and what systems you run today, then outline a practical approach: what we would build, how long it would take, and a ballpark for the cost. A senior engineer is on the call. No obligation, no pitch — and if we are not the right firm for it, we say so.

	Launched and left	Built to keep running
Evaluation	It worked on launch day	Automatic quality checks that prove it works
Monitoring	You find out from users	Cost, latency and accuracy dashboards from day one
Documentation	A handover email	Docs your auditors and engineers can read
Team	Mixed seniority, rotating	Senior engineers, same pod end to end
After launch	The team disappears	Kept running with guaranteed response times — or a trained handover

Anyone can build the demo.
We build what runs after.

This is what “after” looks like.

We keep your software running long after launch.

Someone answers at 2 AM.

We see problems before you do.

A report you can forward.

What makes software reliable in production.

We build complete platforms — not à-la-carte services.

Intelligence

Interfaces

Foundation

Care

Price, scope and support — in writing before the build starts.

The estimate

The price holds

Scope changes, in writing

After launch

NDA first

References on request

Done is defined

Where we’re honest about the trade-offs

Real products, running for real clients.

SmartREI: property investing, minus the spreadsheets.

PremiumAudit.io: weeks-long audits, now automated.

How we work: diagnose, build, run — yours at every step.

Diagnose

Build

Run

An award at home. A booth at TechCrunch Disrupt.

Best AI-Native Software House of the Year

On the floor at TechCrunch Disrupt

In the room, and in the work.

Let’s build the one that runs after.

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Anyone can build the demo.We build what runs after.