An agreed outcome
Define what is included and how you will accept the result.
Agency vs. vibe coding
The reason to hire an agency is clear responsibility: someone agrees the scope, makes technical decisions, checks the result and delivers a handover. Compare that responsibility with the work you would keep doing yourself.
For founders deciding who will own the work.
Discuss an agency-led build ↗Work directly with Paul · Scope agreed before implementation
Define what is included and how you will accept the result.
Make screens, data and external services work as one flow.
Agree which user journeys, permissions and failure cases need testing.
Keep implementation decisions and follow-up work with an identified person.
| Responsibility | AI builder alone | Forward Growth engagement |
|---|---|---|
| Decisions | You choose what to build and how | Scope and technical approach agreed with you |
| Problems | You investigate or keep prompting | A defined person investigates and proposes a fix |
| Completion | You decide whether the output is ready | Acceptance criteria agreed before delivery |
| After launch | You organize maintenance | Handover and optional support terms agreed |
Delivery
Pricing follows the scope. Existing code, integrations, content and release requirements affect the estimate. You’ll see deliverables, milestones and third-party costs before committing.
A prototype or small tool can be a good fit when you understand the risks and can verify the result.
It can. Compare the responsibility, review and deliverables you are buying, rather than whether a tool was used.
Who implements the work, what is included, how acceptance works and what happens after handover.
Your next step
Share what you need, what already exists and your timing. I’ll reply personally within one business day.
paul@forward-growth.com