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Request a proposal for your project.
The first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Within a few minutes we can reach a realistic budget range — and if Calango Lab isn’t the best option for your case, you hear that before any contract.
Good when there’s already a document, a scope or an old proposal to attach.
Where we are
Vale do Capão, Bahia. The work is remote. We serve clients in Brazil, the US and Canada — the time zones our working day overlaps.
Mon–Fri · 8am to 6pm (BRT)
Quick assessment
Five questions, one click each
Not sure whether your case is a website, an integration or a system? Answer five questions and the conversation starts with the summary already written — for you and for us.
Nothing is sent until you have read the text and pressed the button. No sign-up, no mandatory email, no “speak to a consultant”.
Question 1 of 5
What does your company have online today?
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Or write to us here
Five fields. A reply within one business day.
The more concrete the problem, the more useful the first answer. “The team keeps three spreadsheets” says more than “I need a system”.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What does custom software cost?
It depends on the scope. In the first conversation we can reach a realistic range within minutes, and the price is fixed in the proposal.
How long does it take?
It varies with complexity — from a company website to custom software. The timeline is fixed in the proposal, alongside the scope.
Do you work with clients outside Brazil?
Yes. The work is remote. Our team and our invoicing are Brazilian, and the working day runs on Brazilian hours — worth knowing if your operation needs overlap with another timezone.
What if I already have a system?
That’s exactly the legacy rescue service. We audit what exists and tell you whether to fix, migrate or rebuild — even when the answer isn’t the one that generates the most work for us.
Does the system lock me in to Calango Lab?
No. Documented, readable code, and your company owns it. Maintenance is offered because it pays off, not because you have no way out.