What It’s Like to Work with Lunover: From First Call to Final Delivery

If you’ve never worked with a remote team — or a team based in Nepal — you might be wondering:

How do we communicate?
What’s the process?
What happens after launch?
Do you have to micro-manage us? (Short answer: nope.)

This post will give you a full picture of how we work at Lunover — from first hello to final handoff (and often beyond that).

📞 Step 1: The First Conversation

No sales pressure. No upsells. We usually start with a 30–45 min call to understand:

What you're building
Where you’re stuck or unsure
What kind of help you need (design, dev, PM, etc.)

From there, we talk through possible scopes — whether it’s an MVP, full build, dev handoff, or embedded team. Sometimes the call ends in a quick quote. Sometimes we need a day to define things more clearly. Either way — it’s clean, honest, and to the point.

📝 Step 2: Scope, Budget, and Timeline

After the call, we send you:

A rough scope (based on our discussion)
Cost estimate (hourly/monthly or fixed — your choice)
Timeline broken into phases or sprints
Our process summary, so you know exactly how we work

If needed, we hop on another call to finalize things. We also sign:

NDA (if required)
Services Agreement (simple, clear, and fair)
Optionally — a Statement of Work for larger builds

Once that’s done: we begin.

🛠 Step 3: Kickoff & Setup

You’ll get:

A Slack channel with us
A shared Notion or Trello board
GitHub or GitLab access
Any other tools you prefer (Figma, Zoom, Linear, etc.)

We set up the first sprint (1–2 weeks max), break the project into chunks, and start shipping small, fast.

🔄 Step 4: Weekly Demos & Iterations

We don’t disappear. Every week you get:

A progress update (Loom, Slack, or call — your choice)
A working demo or preview
Task breakdown
Questions or feedback requests

No micromanagement needed.
You stay informed. We stay focused.

🚀 Step 5: Launch

When it’s go-time, we handle:

Deployment (Vercel, AWS, DigitalOcean — depends on project)
Final QA and mobile testing
Bug fixes and polish
DNS setup and domain pointing (if needed)
Optional: analytics, cookie banners, GDPR banners, etc.

We make sure everything feels complete and ready before we hand it off.

🧩 Step 6: Post-Launch Support

After launch, many clients continue working with us in one of three ways:

Ongoing development — adding features, scaling
Maintenance plan — bug fixes, infra updates
Project pause — we pause, then pick up later when you’re ready

You’re not locked in.
We’re just here when you need us.

👥 What Our Clients Say

“They integrated into our team so smoothly it felt like we hired them directly.”
— Swedish Agency Founder

“We launched under budget, ahead of schedule — and the code was clean.”
— UK Startup CTO

“They’re not just developers. They understand product.”
— German SaaS Founder

🤝 Want to see how this could work for you?

Send us your idea, scope, or problem. We’ll reply fast, ask the right questions, and give you a clear path forward. Start the conversation →