We launch apps.Ours and yours.

Yes. The cliff between "it runs on my laptop" and "people pay for this" is the work we do. We launch vibe-coded MVPs the same way we launch our own apps — positioning, brand, copy, design, GTM, video, all of it. The eight services are the playbook.

One specific service. One defined deliverable. One week. Examples: a one-line pitch, a homepage rewrite, a naming sprint, a single AI feature scoped, a launch email sequence, a 60-second product video. Pick anything from the eight services. We ship it.

Yes. One team, one playbook, both sides of the table. Capsule is the first product out. Our own work keeps the team sharp. Your work pays the bills.

No. Strategy, scope, and quality run through Kastling leadership on every engagement. Execution comes from a curated network of senior brand strategists, designers, copywriters, GTM operators, video editors, and producers, picked per project. No account managers.

Freelancers sell hours. Agencies sell decks. We sell a fixed-price sprint with senior strategy on the file and senior specialists on the work. You buy a deliverable, not a relationship.

A fractional CMO runs a function for months at a retainer. We ship a defined outcome at a fixed price in one to six weeks, then leave. We do not stand up to a marketing team. We replace one expensive hire for one short, specific problem.

Retainers reward billing hours. Sprints reward shipping outcomes. Every engagement has a fixed scope, a fixed price, and a defined endpoint.

A Sprint or Block. Full-time marketing hires take ninety days to ramp on a problem that ends in eight weeks. A Sprint ships the deliverable in one to three weeks at a fixed price, with senior strategy on the file. You skip the ramp and the salary cliff.

Small changes, we absorb. Material scope changes go into a written change order with a new fixed price. No surprise invoices.

Mostly no. Cash keeps incentives clean. We are open to it on rare projects when the cash piece still covers the team, the equity is real, and we believe in what you are building. Make the case on the scope call.

Spark covers a deck-only engagement at $1,500: ten slides, founder narrative, designed in Keynote or Figma. Sprint at $5,000 bundles the deck with positioning and an investor update template. No retainer, no per-slide pricing, no surprise invoices.

Remote-first. We run engagements across US, EU, MENA, and APAC time zones. Most clients are global founders we have never met in person. Yours is fine.

Figma, Webflow, Framer, Notion, Keynote, the Adobe and DaVinci suites, modern email stacks like Beehiiv and Customer.io, and Claude and ChatGPT in the workflow where they earn it. We do not use what we cannot vouch for.

Most sprints kick off seven to ten days from the scope call. Spark engagements have shipped first deliverables on day three. We do not pad the timeline.

For one specific thing, yes. A pre-launch audit. A naming sprint. A single AI feature. A landing page rewrite. If your problem is bigger, we will say so on the scope call.

Yes. That is a Spark — one service, one deliverable, $1,500, one week. Send the existing page in the brief. We rewrite, redesign if needed, and hand back a production-ready file.

Spark, $1,500, one week. Positioning service. You leave with a one-line pitch, a homepage messaging spec, and a sales script. Anything else you want to bundle moves it to a Sprint.

You. Full IP transfer on final invoice. No license games, no usage caps, no portfolio rights without your sign-off.

Standard mutual NDAs, yes. Send it with the brief and we sign it before the scope call. Bespoke or one-sided NDAs we will negotiate.

Capsule (in development), Lanes (closed beta), and Triage (concept) are our own apps — same playbook we run on yours. Public client case studies go up as engagements wrap and we have permission. Ask on the scope call for relevant references.