Ullage builds three things: MVPs that reach production in about six weeks, AI agents that carry a business process end to end, and AI-native product work for teams that already shipped. Every engagement is short, priced against one metric, and hands over a repository you own from the first commit.
Most studios use AI inside the product they sell you. We use it across the work itself — scoping, architecture, implementation, tests, review — which is why a small team ships what used to need a large one. You are not paying for a bench of people to stay busy; you are paying for a result that arrives while it still matters.
It starts with a thirty-minute call and a written scope you keep whether you hire us or not. Then a fixed build window with a review at the end of every week, running software each time rather than a status report. It ends with deployment, documentation and a handover — no retainer to cancel, no vendor lock to unpick.
A fixed part for the build and a variable part tied to one metric you choose: activated users, quotes issued, hours saved, whatever the work is actually for. If the metric does not move, we do not charge the variable part. It is the only pricing model we know that keeps a studio honest after the invoice.
Work that needs a permanent team we would have to pretend to be. Projects where nobody can name the metric that would make them a success. And anything where the honest answer is that you do not need software yet — we say that on the first call, and it costs you nothing.
Thirty minutes. You leave with a written scope, whether you hire us or not.