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Attnom Labs takes a business need and ships something against it. You see the starting band before you commit to anything.
Marketing shell
<200KB JS
Held on a shipped marketing rebuild.
Utility suite
20+ tools
Tools that run in the tab.
Checkout
2-tap confirm
Payment confirmation tied to project state.
Build brief
Get a scope and price for the idea.
Pick the service, say what a good outcome looks like, and you get a scope back. The thread survives all the way to delivery.
Current service
Website development
Starting from $3K - 2-4 weeks typical
Expected starting band
$3K-$6K
Normal pace with standard milestone delivery
Next operational step
Open the matched brief
Send the brief. You get scope and timing back.
After kickoff
Brief - quote - payment - dashboard
Your request stays connected from the first brief through quote, deposit, dashboard, and support.
Acquisition pipeline
Need
Pick the closest match
Brief
Budget, urgency, integrations, examples
Message
Topic, useful details, reply expectation
Pay
Reference, invoice state, payment method
Next
Receipt, delivery work, follow-up
2-4 weeks
Launch pages
websites, funnels, motion-rich landing pages
4-8 weeks
App MVPs
dashboards, client portals, early product builds
Scope-based
Automation & bots
Telegram flows, data systems, workflow reduction
Ongoing
Expansion support
maintenance, feature growth, and new support paths
Services
Use these four services when you need a fast recommendation path. Each one shows the typical outcome, first deliverables, likely timeline range, and concrete examples of what gets built.
Primary service
Launch a clear, conversion-ready public page that actually sells the business.
Typical deliverables
Timeline and scope examples
2-4 weeks typical
Service relaunch for a new offer
Credibility upgrade for a founder-led brand
Campaign landing funnel with fast follow-up
Primary service
One place your client checks instead of emailing you.
Typical deliverables
Timeline and scope examples
4-8 weeks typical
Customer project portal with approvals
Team dashboard for service delivery
Internal workflow hub replacing spreadsheets
Primary service
Take the manual hours out of the week.
Typical deliverables
Timeline and scope examples
4-8 weeks typical
Internal knowledge copilot for ops teams
Lead review and CRM follow-up workflow
Research or document processing assistant
Primary service
Push the repeat tasks into Telegram, where the team already is.
Typical deliverables
Timeline and scope examples
Scope-based with staged delivery
Telegram support and alert routing
Trading or signal operations support
Back-office automation for service teams
Release studio
See what is available now, what is being tested, and what is planned next.
Testing
We are still working out whether anyone wants this.
Pilot
The pattern works with a real reviewer and a narrow production path.
Build path
Scope and ownership are already settled.
Release candidate
The service is structured for a direct request-to-build follow-up.
Human-reviewed CRM follow-up with weekly team calibration.
Conversion hook
Best when manual intake is the first bottleneck to remove.
Nudges that know whether you have paid.
Conversion hook
Best when clients need clearer progress without adding more meetings.
A first milestone you can actually sign off.
Conversion hook
Best when the business already knows the recurring workflow it wants to clean up.
One offer, some proof, one way to ask.
Conversion hook
Best for websites that need more enquiries and paid work.
Tool-led acquisition where utility usage reveals the next product need.
Conversion hook
Best when a useful free tool can bring the right customers to you.
Scoped so a human can always take over.
Conversion hook
Best when a human-reviewed assisted workflow needs a believable operating shell.
Quick estimator
This is an estimate, not a quote. Use it to choose the likely service and budget before sending the brief.
Marketing shell
<200KB JS
Held on a shipped marketing rebuild.
Utility suite
20+ tools
Tools that run in the tab.
Checkout
2-tap confirm
Payment confirmation tied to project state.
Choose service
Choose depth
Choose pace
Likely starting band
$3K-$6K
2-4 weeks typical - Standard milestone delivery. Send the matching brief for a confirmed scope, deliverables, timeline, and price.
Open matched briefWhat We Ship
Marketing sites where a visitor can tell what you do inside five seconds.
The interfaces your team lives in eight hours a day.
Wallet flows and payment pages for a crypto-native business.
The internal workflow that currently lives in a spreadsheet and one person head.
Bots wired into your real business logic, not a canned reply tree.
Trading automation with the risk controls built first.
From Brief to Launch
Work out what this actually is before naming a price.
Agree the scope and the number before anyone writes code.
Build it, wire it up, then test it on a real phone rather than a simulator.
Grow it afterwards without starting the brand again.
What Customers Gain
You know what you are buying and when it lands.
A launch site can grow into a portal later without a rebuild.
Phone layouts are designed in the first milestone, not retrofitted in the last.
Best fit
Best fit for
Start with the public page, then add product or payment depth after launch.
Website development or Product Build
Best fit for
Start with whichever build removes the most coordination.
Client portals or assisted automation systems
Best fit for
Start with the service that makes follow-up and repeat delivery cleaner, then expand to tooling later.
Automation and bots
Project delivery FAQ
Brief - scope - payment - active build.
What happens after I submit the brief?
You get a proposal back with a real number on it.
Do I need the full scope before reaching out?
No. Labs exists to narrow it down. Nobody knows the whole product on day one, and pretending otherwise is how projects go wrong.
When does payment happen?
Payment comes after the scope is aligned. The project reference and payment page are tied back to the same delivery record so follow-up stays visible.
Can a smaller launch grow into a bigger product?
Yes. A launch site can become a portal once the business has proved it needs one.
Use the request flow to describe the website, product, automation, or bot system you need. The goal is a cleaner proposal and a clearer build path.