Get a project quote
Tell us what you need in about two minutes and a senior engineer will reply with a scoped approach, the engagement model that fits, and an honest view of whether we are the right partner. Covers QA and software testing, software development, staff augmentation and IT services. Only your work email is required.
Step 1 of 3 · takes about 2 minutes
Prefer to explore first? Try the QA automation ROI calculator or the true cost calculator, read about our quality assurance services and staff augmentation, or book a 30-min call and skip the form entirely.
Questions about the brief
How long does the project brief take?
About two minutes. The first two steps are single clicks — what you need, how big a team, when you want to start and a rough budget band — and the last step asks only for a work email so we can reply. Nothing is saved until you submit the final step.
What do I get back after submitting a brief?
A senior engineer reads your brief and replies with a scoped approach for the work, the engagement model that fits it, and an honest view of whether Appsierra is the right partner. If we are not a good fit for what you described, we will tell you rather than pitch you.
Do I have to share a budget to get a quote?
No. The budget question has a 'Not set yet' option and every field except your work email is optional. Sharing a rough band simply helps us propose an engagement shape that is realistic for you instead of guessing, but you will get a reply either way.
Is the brief free, and does it commit me to anything?
It is completely free and commits you to nothing. There is no obligation to proceed, no contract attached to submitting a brief, and you can stop the conversation at any point. If you would rather talk it through live, you can book a 30-minute call with a senior engineer instead.
What kinds of work can I submit a brief for?
QA and software testing, software development, staff augmentation or a dedicated team, and IT services and consulting. If you are not sure how to categorise the work, choose the 'Not sure yet' option and describe the problem — scoping ambiguous work is a normal part of what we do.
Who actually reads the brief?
A senior engineer, not a sales development rep. That is deliberate: the first reply you get should be a technical read on your problem and a realistic scope, because a scoping conversation with someone who cannot assess the work wastes everyone's time.
Would rather just talk it through?
Book a 30-minute call with a senior engineer. No slide deck, no discovery-call theatre — bring the problem and we will scope it live.