Everything about builds, sprints, pricing, process, and what happens after you get started.
The creative production arm of the mmaadd institute — a studio that builds websites, book design, brand design, social bundles, e-publishing, digital platforms, AI agents, educational games, and physical products, as either a fixed $540 build or a custom sprint.
Founders, nonprofits, authors, and small teams who need one focused deliverable or a connected set of them, produced quickly and well.
Yes — the studio works with clients across regions; timelines and communication happen asynchronously where needed.
A build is one focused, fixed-price deliverable at $540. A sprint is a custom, multi-deliverable engagement scoped and priced in a proposal.
One clearly defined outcome, fixed scope, one focused revision round, commercial usage, your owned approved final files, and handoff notes.
Sprint pricing generally starts at $999 for nonprofit projects and $1,499 for small-business and commercial projects; the exact scope, timeline, and price are set in a proposal.
It reflects mission-driven budgets. Scope and rate are always confirmed in the proposal regardless of category.
If you know exactly what you need, start a build. If your project has several connected pieces, or you're unsure, choose “help me choose” and the studio will point you the right way.
You'll be guided through a short intake covering what you're making, your audience, timing, and materials, then to the right next step — booking a build or submitting a sprint enquiry.
Timelines are confirmed per project once the brief, payment, and content are received — there isn't one universal turnaround time.
Sometimes — flag your timing in the intake and the studio will confirm whether a rush is feasible.
One consolidated set of feedback on the delivered work, not ongoing or open-ended edits.
New concepts, new deliverables, or a change in direction are additional scope, quoted separately from the original build or sprint.
Whatever the service needs to start — e.g. copy, images, brand assets, or account access — confirmed in the brief before production begins.
Yes, within scope — flag it in your brief so it can be accounted for in the plan.
Every website scope states plainly whether it covers design only, design and development, or development-ready files — confirmed before production starts.
No — domains, hosting, paid software, printing, manufacturing, licensed assets, and distribution costs are not included unless explicitly listed.
Yes — both builds and sprints can start from an existing site, portal, or platform.
Yes, the studio can work alongside an in-house team, developer, or other vendor as scoped.
Yes — conversational agent and helpdesk development is one of the studio's services.
No — AI agents are built to guide and assist, not to guarantee accuracy in every case; escalation paths to a human are part of the design.
As a production tool alongside human-led direction — the studio's builds are described as “human-led, ai-assisted.”
Yes — educational game and platform development is one of the studio's services.
Yes — physical-product design direction is one of the studio's services.
Yes — book design and ePublishing/series design are both studio services.
You own the approved final files for your build or sprint once it's complete and paid for.
File formats and whether source files are included are confirmed before production begins, per project.
Only with permission — the studio asks before featuring any client work publicly.
Builds are paid via the studio's Stripe checkout; sprints are scoped and invoiced per the proposal.
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Accessible contrast, focus states, and reduced-motion support are part of the studio's standard practice; specific compliance requirements can be scoped.
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No — the studio does not guarantee business outcomes, revenue, or performance results.
Studio proceeds support the mmaadd institute and the birthright project's work expanding access to digital skills, tools, creative development, and economic opportunity across Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America, and the diaspora.
Choose a service on the studio page, then a build or a sprint (or “help me choose”) — the intake takes it from there.