Production WebRTC, shipped in 14 days
We integrate Daily, Agora, or LiveKit into your existing app — call UI, screen-share, recording, TURN setup, and an admin dashboard. Source code on GitHub, PDF network test, ready to ship.
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Daily · Agora · LiveKit
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One-time payment, no retainers
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A complete delivery, not a half-built demo.
Each plan ships with code, infra notes and the network test report. No "see the SDK docs" handoffs, no half-finished branches. You get the working integration.
Working video calls,
on day fourteen.
Mute, camera, end-call, layout switching, screen-share, recording, in-call chat — wired into your existing UI. We deliver a tested, deployable build to your dashboard.
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Fixed delivery window across every plan. Brief on day zero, working build by day fourteen at the latest — or you don't pay.
import { DailyProvider } from '@daily-co/daily-react' export function VideoCall({ url }) { return ( <DailyProvider url={url}> <CallTray /> <ScreenShare /> <Recording auto /> </DailyProvider> ) }
GitHub repo
Private. Yours. Branched.
PDF report
Network test, capacity sizing.
Admin console
Call logs, recordings, exports.
TURN config
Multi-region, TLS-ready.
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A WebRTC studio, not a "consultancy".
What we don't do
- Long-running retainers.
- Ticket-based comms.
- "It works on staging." handoffs.
- Code you can't read.
What we do
- One engineer, your brief, owned end-to-end.
- Live chat on the order page.
- Working build on production-grade infra.
- Source code with a README that helps.
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Brief. Architect. Build. Ship.
Four phases, fixed timeline, full transparency.
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Brief.
You pick a plan and check out. Brief form opens — your stack, expected concurrents, recording needs, deadline.
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[ Day 1 ]
Architect.
Engineer reviews, posts a sketch in chat. SDK choice, TURN, recording, webhooks — all confirmed.
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[ Days 2–N ]
Build.
Integration into your stack. Daily progress in chat. Demo links, commit references, network testing in parallel.
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Ship.
GitHub repo handover. PDF on dashboard. Recorded walkthrough. 30-day fix window from delivery.
Discovery Call
30-minute architecture review
Includes
30-minute video consultation · SDK recommendation (Daily / Agora / LiveKit)
Delivery
Within 48 hours
Network Test Report
Connectivity audit & TURN sizing
Includes
Real-network ICE/TURN tests · Jitter & packet-loss measurement
Delivery
3-4 business days
Starter Integration
1-on-1 video calling, ready in days
Includes
1-on-1 video calling · Daily / Agora / LiveKit SDK setup
Delivery
5-7 business days
Group Calling Pro
Multi-party calls + screen share
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Multi-party video (up to 16) · Screen sharing
Delivery
7-10 business days
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Things people ask before they buy.
We work with Daily.co, Agora, and LiveKit as primary providers. We pick the right one based on your scale, recording needs, and budget. If you have a specific provider preference, just tell us during the brief.
Yes — every order ships as a private GitHub repository with full source code, a README, and a PDF integration guide. You own everything we deliver.
We integrate into web apps (React, Vue, Next.js, vanilla JS), mobile apps (React Native, Flutter, native iOS/Android), and backends (Node.js, Laravel, Django, Rails) for signaling and access tokens.
Discovery calls and reports are delivered within 2-4 days. Starter integrations take 5-7 business days. Group and enterprise builds typically run 7-14 business days, depending on scope and stack.
Every plan includes one revision round at no charge. Enterprise Suite includes a 30-day fix window for any bugs or integration issues we introduce.
Not for hosted SDKs (Daily, Agora) — they include TURN. For self-hosted LiveKit or coturn deployments, we will guide your team through provisioning and capacity planning, included in the deliverable.
When to choose Daily, Agora, or LiveKit
A practical comparison of the three SDKs we ship most often. When each makes sense, where they diverge on pricing, and the gotchas that bite production builds.
TURN server sizing for production WebRTC
Hosted SDKs include TURN, but if you are self-hosting (or your enterprise customers demand it), how do you size for expected concurrents without over-provisioning?
WebRTC recording: cloud vs local trade-offs
Cloud recording is convenient but expensive at scale. Local recording is cheap but loses fidelity. Here is the decision tree we walk customers through.