Contact

Tell us what you want to build or fix.

A real person reads every message. No sales script, just a straight answer about whether we can help.

What happens next

  1. You write. A few lines is enough. Tell us the problem, not the solution.
  2. We read it. A person on the team who builds, not a bot. Reply time: details to follow.
  3. We talk. A short call to understand how your work runs today. Free first call: details to follow.
  4. You get a written scope. What we'd build, in what order, and what we need from you. Free scope: details to follow.

If we're not the right fit, we'll say so, and point you somewhere better if we can.

Prefer email?

Details to follow.

01 About you

Please add your name.

We’ll reply here.

Please add an email we can reply to.

02 What you need
What do you need help with? Pick anyNot sure is fine. Most people aren’t.
Your industry
03 Scope
Rough budgetHelps us suggest the right size of first step. Ranges: details to follow.
When do you want to start?
04 Your message
A few lines is plenty. Tell us how it works today.

Tell us a little about the problem.

How should we reach you?

We only use these details to reply to you. See our Privacy page.

We use Web3Forms to deliver your message.

Thanks, it’s with us.

A person will read it and reply by your chosen method. While you wait, have a look around the lab.

What to have ready (optional)

  • How the work runs today, even if it's messy.
  • The tools you already use (spreadsheets, Salesforce, email, anything).
  • Who will use the new thing, and roughly how many people.
  • What "fixed" would look like for you.

Common questions

Short answers. Ask us anything else on a call.

How do I start a project with Namespace Lab?

Fill in the form or email hello@namespacelab.com with a few lines about the problem. We read it, set up a short call, and follow with a written scope.

Do I need a full brief first?

No. Describe the problem in your own words; working out the build is our job.

What if I'm not sure which service I need?

Pick "Not sure yet". Most first messages start there.

How much does it cost?

Details to follow.