AI software and app development

Yes. We build custom AI software, web apps and first version products the way we built Content OS, which went from the first line of code to a live product posting daily within one month, and every build is priced per project with the proposal in your hands before any deal is signed.

On this page
  1. What kind of software do you build?
  2. What does a build look like when it is done?
  3. How is a first version product priced?
  4. Do you sell templates or code packs?
  5. What do you need from a founder to start?
  6. Where do I start?

What kind of software do you build?

Three shapes: a first version product for a founder, a custom web app that runs one part of a business, and AI software that sits on top of what a business already has. Each ships as something you can run, not as a deck about it.

Build shapeWho orders itWhat ships
First version productA founder with a product idea and no teamA working product on a live address, with the first users able to sign in
Custom web appAn owner whose process fits no product on the marketOne app that runs that process end to end, on your own accounts
AI software on existing systemsA business with data in three places and staff joining the dotsSoftware that reads those systems and does the joining

What does a build look like when it is done?

Content OS is the honest answer. We built it as our own product, and it went from the first line of code to live and posting daily on a real page within one month [1].

It picks the time, the topic and the template for each posting slot, writes the post and waits for a human yes before anything publishes. It has been posting daily since September 2026 [1] and runs as its own brand. The full story, including what it cost in time and what we would do differently, is in the Content OS case study. It appears on this website as a thing we built, never as a service we sell.

How is a first version product priced?

Inside $300 to $9,000 per project, then a monthly maintenance retainer if you want us to keep it running [2]. One fixed number in the proposal, and one delivery date.

The number moves with how many screens the product needs, whether it has to talk to payment or messaging providers, and how many people use it on day one. A single screen tool that does one job well sits low in the range. A product with sign in, billing and an admin view sits high. The full list of what moves the price is on the pricing page.

Do you sell templates or code packs?

No. Every build starts from the business that ordered it, and you own the result.

We do not sell ready made template code, we do not sell code packs, and we do not do reverse engineering, cracking or licence bypass. If what you need is a template, there are marketplaces for that and we will say so in the first reply. If what you need is software that fits your process, that is what this page is for.

What do you need from a founder to start?

The problem the product solves, who pays for it, and what the first user should be able to do on day one. That is enough for a proposal.

You do not need a specification, a wireframe or a technical co founder. We write the proposal in plain words, you read the solution and the price, and nothing is signed until you have. The steps are on how we work. If your product is an agent rather than an app, start at custom AI agents. If it is a first version for a startup, the niche page for SaaS startups walks through the build week by week.

Where do I start?

Tell us the product on the contact page. You get questions back, then a proposal and a price before any deal is signed.

Do you build full products, not just automation?

Yes. Content OS was built and live within one month as our own product, and a first version product for a founder is priced inside the same project range.

Do you sell ready made templates or code packs?

No. Every system is built for the business that ordered it, and nothing we ship is a resold template.

Sources

  1. Raze Drops results record, 2026: Content OSAccessed
  2. Raze Drops price list, 2026Accessed

By Raze, Founder. Updated .

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