Every Oriva project is custom. Our work falls into the three practices below — often a combination of two. The same small team scopes it, designs it, writes the code and stays with it after launch.
Web products built from first call to production launch — auth, data, payments, the interface your users actually live in. Designed to be handed over and kept by your team.
A two-week discovery sprint — fixed fee, clear deliverables, a working prototype at the end.
Admin panels, ops dashboards and customer portals wired into the tools you already use. Built for the small team running the operation, not the procurement team.
One-week discovery on-site (or remote). We map the workflow and ship a working slice within four weeks of kickoff.
Assistants, document understanding, internal copilots — built into the real workflows that drive your business. Not demos, not pilots: production software with evals and guardrails.
A two-week feasibility sprint. We pick one workflow, prove it works on real data, and tell you honestly if it's worth building.
Fixed fee · 1–2 weeks
The lowest-risk way to start. We dig into the problem, sketch the solution and produce a working prototype or detailed scope you own outright — even if we never build anything together.
Project-based · 4–16 weeks
One small team scoping, designing and shipping your product end to end. Weekly demos, working software early, and a clean handover so your team can run it.
Monthly retainer
For teams who want Oriva to keep shipping after launch — features, fixes, infra and AI work, with a clear monthly budget and a single point of contact.
Investment depends on scope and timeline. We share an honest range on the first call — no email gauntlet, no "request a quote" forms.
20 minutes on a call. We listen, ask the obvious questions, and tell you whether Oriva is the right team for what you have in mind.