Question 1

What exactly does Xpertz deliver?

Accepted Answer

Xpertz is a full cycle software development company. We engineer web and mobile products end to end: custom AI and machine learning systems, LLM powered applications, and complete platforms taken from spec to live deployment. Every build ships with its infrastructure configured, payments integrated and the code handed over, not as a zip file you figure out on your own. And where your product matches one of the platforms we already run in production, in niches like dating, creator economy, AI companions, online learning, fintech and marketplaces, you skip the from scratch timeline and launch in weeks.

Question 2

Do you build custom AI and machine learning products?

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Yes, AI work is core to the company, not an add on. We ship LLM chat and companion systems with model routing across providers, image and video generation pipelines, voice with text to speech and speech recognition, recommendation and matching engines, automated content moderation, and fraud and risk scoring. Custom products outside our platform portfolio are engineered from scratch by the same team.

Question 3

Is building a clone platform legal?

Accepted Answer

Building a platform with a similar business model and feature set is legal. What is not legal is copying a brand: another company's name, logo, interface assets or trademarked terms. Every Xpertz build ships under your own brand with its own design, and we flag naming risks during scoping.

Question 4

How is Xpertz different from buying a ready made script?

Accepted Answer

A script purchase hands you source files and leaves setup, branding and integrations to you. An Xpertz build starts from a production codebase, then we configure your payment stack, branding, content policies and hosting before handover. You skip both the from scratch timeline and the "now what" phase after a raw code download.

Question 5

Which industries do you specialize in?

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The platform portfolio spans dating, creator economy and fan platforms, AI companion apps, online learning, fintech and trading, marketplaces, food delivery, rentals, real estate, travel, live streaming and short video. We also take on custom builds outside the portfolio, including AI health and wellness apps, fitness, ride sharing, logistics and on demand services, where the systems that make them work, secure data handling, identity verification, real time tracking, payment compliance, are the same ones already running in our live platforms.

Question 6

Can I see a demo before committing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ask for a guided walkthrough of the platform closest to your niche on a scoping call. We show you the live admin panel, the user side and the payout flow so you know precisely what ships on day one.

Question 7

What does the development process look like?

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It starts with a scoping call with someone who builds the product, not a sales layer, followed by a written proposal that fixes scope, price and timeline. Then four stages: a signed spec, configuration and custom work, a staging review where you test everything against the spec, and deployment to your infrastructure with handover of code, credentials and documentation.

Question 8

How long does development take?

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A base platform configuration launches in weeks because the core product already exists. Custom features and from scratch builds extend that per scope, and the timeline goes in the written proposal before you pay anything.

Question 9

Can I launch an MVP first?

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Yes, and for most founders we recommend it. We cut scope to the features that test your business model, launch that, and keep the roadmap items as priced line items you trigger when revenue justifies them. The architecture is built so later phases extend the MVP rather than replace it.

Question 10

How is a project priced?

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Per scope, in writing, before work starts. The base platform has a fixed price and custom features are quoted as line items, so you can cut scope to fit budget instead of guessing at an hourly burn.

Question 11

Do I pay everything upfront?

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No. We structure engagement around verified milestones: signing the spec, the staging review, and final delivery. Payment for custom engineering is released only after you approve each specific deliverable. For our platform portfolio products, where the core system is ready to configure, the total project fee is due upfront before we begin branding and deployment.

Question 12

Are there ongoing costs after launch?

Accepted Answer

Your own operating costs: hosting, third party API usage and payment processing, all billed by those providers directly to you and estimated in the proposal. On our side, nothing recurring is required; support is free for six months, optional paid maintenance is available after that, and there is no license renewal and no revenue share.

Question 13

Can I hire a dedicated developer?

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Yes. A dedicated full stack developer for your platform is a fixed monthly engagement, working your priorities under your direction with our infrastructure knowledge behind them.

Question 14

Do I own the source code?

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Yes. You receive the complete, unencrypted source code with full IP rights on delivery, with the assignment in writing. Modify it, extend it, or hand it to your own team; you do not need our permission to touch your own product.

Question 15

Is there any vendor lock in?

Accepted Answer

No. You own the code, the servers are yours, the database is yours, and the third party accounts for payments, AI providers and storage are opened in your name, not ours. If we disappeared tomorrow your platform would keep running untouched.

Question 16

Do you charge license fees or take a revenue share?

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Neither. There is no license fee, no renewal, no per user pricing and no percentage of your platform's earnings. You pay for the build and for optional support after the free period, nothing else.

Question 17

Who hosts the software?

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You do. Every build is self hosted on cloud infrastructure opened in your name, with your billing and your root credentials, so your user data, your content and your revenue never sit on our servers. We handle deployment and server setup as part of delivery, and the architecture scales horizontally on your infrastructure as traffic grows.

Question 18

Can you add AI to an existing platform?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and it is a normal engagement for us, not a special case. If you have a live product and want an AI layer added, chat, recommendations, moderation, generation, we scope it against your existing codebase and integrate without a rebuild.

Question 19

Which AI models do you support?

Accepted Answer

OpenAI, Anthropic, open source models you host yourself, and specialized image, video and voice providers, connected through a routing layer in the admin panel. You can run different providers for different tasks and switch any of them without redeploying, because in this market provider flexibility is a survival feature.

Question 20

Which technology stack do you use?

Accepted Answer

The common pattern across the portfolio is React with Ant Design on the front end, Node.js with MongoDB, WebSockets and Redis on the back end, Docker for deployment, and provider APIs such as OpenAI for AI products or Agora for live streaming. We deliberately avoid exotic frameworks, so any team with mainstream full stack experience can maintain your product after handover.

Question 21

How secure is the software?

Accepted Answer

We build to reduce risk, not to promise the impossible. Authentication, payment flows and admin surfaces follow current security practice, dependencies are kept patched across the portfolio, and reported vulnerabilities are prioritized ahead of feature work. No vendor can honestly call software unhackable, including us.

Question 22

Will my app be accepted by Apple or Google?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the niche, and we tell you before you spend money, not after a rejection. Mainstream products ship as native or hybrid store builds with submission support included. Adult and NSFW products are prohibited by both stores, so they ship web first as installable progressive web apps, and any vendor promising you a store listing for that content is selling you a rejection.

Question 23

What support is included?

Accepted Answer

Six months of free support with every build, covering bug fixes and product updates as they release. Feature development is scoped and billed separately, which we state here so the boundary is clear before you buy. After the free period, apply updates with your own team or hire ours.

Question 24

Do you build adult platforms?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is one of the deepest categories in the portfolio: creator platforms, cam sites, membership sites and AI companion products with NSFW capability, all running in production today. Builds ship with high risk payment processing (CCBill and Verotel out of the box), age verification integration points, and performer record architecture, because Stripe and PayPal prohibit adult transactions and any plan that assumes them is broken before launch.

Question 25

Do you build fintech and other regulated products?

Accepted Answer

Yes: trading platforms, wallets, exchange products and prediction markets, with KYC, transaction monitoring and audit trail architecture built in rather than bolted on. The boundary goes in writing: we deliver the technology and the compliance features, while operating licenses and legal approvals in your jurisdictions are your responsibility, and we will tell you during scoping if your plan needs a legal review before a line of code is worth writing.

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