Early draft — longer version landing soon.
Most AI engagements fail on timeline, not on specs. A “clear scope, no deadline” project drifts until it runs out of energy. A “fixed deadline, rough scope” project forces hard choices early — and those hard choices are where the real value lands.
Binjaw runs engagements on a fixed window: two weeks for a sprint, four to ten for a build, monthly cycles for advisory. The scope inside that window is negotiable up to kickoff; the window itself isn’t.
Why this way
- It forces conversations about what’s actually essential before we start typing.
- It puts budget pressure in the right place. A fixed window is a fixed price.
- It surfaces “this isn’t a two-week problem” as a valid answer — sometimes the honest move is to say no or rescope.
We’d rather ship a smaller thing that works than demo a bigger thing that doesn’t.
