Question 1

What does a free strategy call include?

Accepted Answer

A focused conversation about the operational bottleneck, what a first phase could include, a realistic investment range in ILS, and a rough timeline. You leave with clarity — not a pressure pitch. Written scope comes before any build starts.

Question 2

How much does a project cost?

Accepted Answer

Price follows scope: screens and workflows, integrations, roles/permissions, mobile, and security constraints. Packages show typical first-phase ILS bands for orientation. After a strategy call you get a written proposal with approach, what is included, and what is out of scope — not a surprise invoice.

Question 3

When is SameerDev not a fit?

Accepted Answer

Pure marketing sites with no operations problem, unpaid speculative builds, or work that needs a large staffed agency bench on day one. If we are not the right partner, we say so on the first call.

Question 4

What does a proposal and payment schedule look like?

Accepted Answer

The proposal includes scope, timeline, and milestone-based payments (for example start / mid / launch). Build does not start until scope is aligned. Larger scope changes are redefined in writing before work continues.

Question 5

Do you issue Israeli tax invoices (חשבונית מס)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Israeli businesses receive a proper tax invoice (חשבונית מס). Billing details and VAT treatment are aligned before work starts so your bookkeeping stays clean.

Question 6

Do I need a big budget before talking?

Accepted Answer

No. The free strategy call is for clarifying fit and a sensible first phase. Many engagements start focused — one workflow or portal — then expand after the first release is live and useful.

Question 7

What is the best way to get in touch?

Accepted Answer

Book a free strategy call, use the quote form, or message on WhatsApp if that is easier. You get a reply within one business day — usually sooner.

Question 8

Do you work in Hebrew and support Israeli businesses?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Engagements with Israeli clients run in Hebrew — from discovery and weekly demos through post-launch support. Full English support remains available for international teams.

Question 9

How long does development take?

Accepted Answer

It depends on scope. Focused builds typically take 2–6 weeks; most operations and product systems run 6–16 weeks in phases with weekly demos; larger platforms take longer. You get a realistic timeline after scope is aligned.

Question 10

What happens if scope changes mid-project?

Accepted Answer

Small changes inside the agreed boundaries are handled in the normal cycle. A major shift in goals or integrations means we pause, redefine scope and cost in writing, then continue — so there are no end-of-project surprises.

Question 11

Do you provide support after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every build includes a post-launch support window, and we can continue with improvements, fixes, and new features. You are not handed a codebase and left alone.

Question 12

Which businesses do you work with?

Accepted Answer

Israeli business owners and startups that need an operations system or digital product — including restaurants, clinics, logistics, retail, manufacturing, and service companies. Work on this site is product and systems engineering; every new engagement is scoped to your constraints.

Question 13

Can we start small and expand later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many projects begin with one critical module — orders, appointments, inventory, or automation — then expand once the first build is live. That keeps budget controlled and outcomes usable early.

Business solutions built around the bottleneck.

Software that solves a real business problem.

Operations Systems

Customer Portals & Dashboards

Field & Customer Mobile Apps

AI for Operations

CRM & Sales Follow-up

Integrations & Connected Systems

SaaS Product Builds

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