Assessments, audits, evaluations and the discovery sprint are quoted at a fixed price against a fixed end date. You know both before anything begins.
KeevaathTech/Services
Client work
Six lines, one lifecycle
Product development is the practice. Everything else exists because products need surfaces to launch on, audiences to reach, honest assessment when something is wrong, and somebody to keep them running.
Six lines, one lifecycle
LENS assesses what exists. FRAME decides what should exist. CORE builds it. SURFACE gives it a surface. REACH finds it an audience. RUN keeps it alive, and returns to LENS.
You can enter anywhere. Most clients arrive at LENS with something already built, or at FRAME with something not yet built. Very few arrive needing all six.
The six
FRAME · Product strategyThe work before the build. Opportunity framing, market fit, competitive intelligence, architecture strategy and go to market.
CORE · Product developmentApplications with real users and a roadmap that continues past the first release. Agentic systems, retrieval and evaluation harnesses.
SURFACE · Web engineeringProgressive web apps first, native when the device is genuinely needed. Content platforms, commerce and localization engineering.
REACH · Digital marketingTechnical search, search migration, paid acquisition and campaign creative, scoped around a launch instead of a retainer.
LENS · Product assessmentAn audit finds what is wrong. An evaluation answers what to do about it. Eight of them, across three scopes.
RUN · Product lifecycleNamed migration routes, response time tiers, and website care plans quoted separately from platform work.
Fixed scope, sold as products
Four engagements have a defined scope, a defined end date and a single price, so you are not buying an open commitment.
Discovery sprintTwo weeks. A product definition, an architecture recommendation, a build plan and a cost range. You own all of it.
Accessibility conformance auditWCAG 2.2 Level AA, tested by keyboard and screen reader, with a costed remediation plan.
Website auditPerformance, accessibility, search, conversion and code quality, ordered by return.
Technical due diligenceAn independent read for a transaction, with reliance stated in writing.
How we deliver
A named owner at KeevaathTech runs every engagement and stays your point of contact throughout. That person owns the architecture, the quality bar and the schedule. The team scales to the engagement, with specialists matched to the problem instead of assigned from whoever happens to be free, and every piece of work passes a review here before you see it.
Part of our delivery capacity works Indian Standard Time, which gives roughly four to five hours of daily overlap with United States Eastern. We publish that because it is the first thing worth knowing and the last thing most firms will tell you.
How we price
Every engagement is quoted for the work in front of it. We do not publish rate cards, because the same audit across two templates and across forty is not the same job, and a number that ignores that helps nobody.
Fixed scope work
Build and strategy
CORE and FRAME are quoted after discovery, because an estimate made before the problem is understood is only a guess with a decimal point on it.
Ongoing work
RUN maintenance is quoted on response time, not on hours logged, and always after the audit that tells us both what we are agreeing to.
Turnaround
A completed questionnaire usually comes back with a quote within two working days, from the person who would run the engagement.
Questions we are asked
Do we have to buy more than one line?
No. Most engagements are one line, and several are a single fixed scope assessment. The lifecycle describes how the lines relate, not a sequence you are expected to purchase.
Who actually does the work?
A named owner here runs the engagement and reviews everything before it reaches you. Specialists join matched to the problem. Part of our delivery capacity works Indian Standard Time, which we publish instead of obscuring.
Why are there no prices on the site?
Because the same engagement varies by a multiple depending on scope, and a published figure would be wrong for most readers. Send the questionnaire and a fixed price usually comes back within two working days.
Can you take work in a market we operate in but you do not?
Often, and we will say plainly when the answer is no. Multi-market and multi-language work is the part of this we have done twice in production, so it is where we are most useful and most honest about difficulty.
Tell us what you are building.
Send the shape of the problem: scope, timeline and constraints. You do not need a specification or a budget worked out. We will read it properly and tell you whether we are the right team for it.