A delivery process built to remove surprises.
Five clear phases, regular demos and plain-English updates, from the first call to launch and beyond.
How does GloberixAI deliver projects?
GloberixAI delivers projects in five phases: discover, design, build, launch and grow. Each phase has defined deliverables and a review point. You approve the scope before work starts, see working software in short sprints, and keep ownership of all code, designs and data.
- Phases
- Discover, design, build, launch, grow
- Cadence
- Sprint demos every one to two weeks
- Communication
- One point of contact and a written weekly summary
- Ownership
- Code, designs and data are yours
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Five phases, each with a clear finish line.
You always know which phase you are in, what you will receive and what we need from you.
Discover
We learn your goals, users and constraints, audit what already exists and agree what success looks like. You receive a scoped roadmap, a timeline and a fixed quote.
Design
We shape the experience before building it: user flows, wireframes and interface design, reviewed with you and tested where it matters most.
Build
Engineers work in short sprints with code review and automated tests. You see a working build every one to two weeks.
Launch
We test performance, security and accessibility, set up analytics and monitoring, and release in stages so problems are caught early.
Grow
After launch we monitor, fix and improve, and run growth work such as SEO, campaigns and experiments on a monthly plan.
What happens in each phase.
Who provides what, and where you stay in control.
| Phase | You provide | We deliver | You approve |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discover | Goals, access, existing assets | Roadmap, scope, timeline, fixed quote | Scope and quote |
| Design | Brand assets, feedback | Flows, wireframes, UI design, prototype | Final designs |
| Build | Timely feedback, content | Working builds every sprint, tests | Each sprint demo |
| Launch | Final content, domain and hosting access | QA report, analytics, monitoring, staged release | Go-live |
| Grow | Business priorities and data access | Monthly improvements and reporting | Monthly plan |
You are never left guessing.
Clear, regular communication is part of the process, not a favor.
A single point of contact
One person owns your project and answers your questions, so you never chase several people.
Sprint demos
Every one to two weeks you see working software and give feedback while it is cheap to act on.
A written weekly summary
What was done, what is next, what is blocked and what we need from you, in plain English.
A shared tracker
You can see tasks, status and priorities at any time without asking for an update.
Quality gates on every release.
Peer code review
Every change is reviewed by another engineer before it is merged.
Automated tests
Unit and end-to-end tests protect the features you rely on.
Performance and accessibility checks
We test Core Web Vitals and WCAG guidelines before launch.
Security review
Authentication, input handling and dependencies are checked before release.
Staged releases
We roll out gradually and monitor, so a problem never reaches everyone at once.
Documentation and handover
You receive documentation so your team can run and extend the work.
Pick the model that fits your goal.
Fixed-scope project
Best for a well-defined goal and budget. A clear brief, a fixed price and a dated launch.
Dedicated team
Best for evolving products and long roadmaps. Engineers and designers embedded in your team.
Monthly retainer
Best for ongoing improvements, support and growth work on a predictable monthly plan.
Our process, answered.
What most clients ask before a project starts.
How long does a typical project take?
It depends on scope. A focused marketing website often takes a few weeks, while web apps, mobile apps and data platforms take longer. We confirm a dated timeline once the scope is agreed in the discovery phase.
How is pricing structured?
Projects receive a fixed quote after discovery, with a clear breakdown. Dedicated teams are billed monthly per engineer or designer, and retainers are a predictable monthly plan.
What if requirements change during the project?
Change is normal. We agree how changes are handled up front, estimate the impact on time and cost, and you decide whether to swap, add or defer work.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. We are happy to sign an NDA before you share sensitive details, and dedicated engagements are covered by NDA.
How do we communicate day to day?
Through a shared chat channel, a shared task tracker, regular sprint demos and a written weekly summary. We adapt to the tools your team already uses.
What happens after launch?
We monitor the product, fix issues and keep improving it on a monthly support or growth plan, or hand everything over to your team with documentation.
Ready to see the process in action?
Tell us about your project and we will reply with a plan, a timeline and a quote.