No. Kit is a productized service. You purchase a specific asset with a fixed scope and price — a logo, a website, a UI visual. There are no hourly rates, no retainers, and no open-ended engagements. If you need strategic consulting or a dedicated long-term team, Agency and Relia are the right fit.
Humans using high-efficiency systems. Every asset is built by the same senior design and development teams that service atQuo's enterprise clients. We use proprietary systems and automation to accelerate the process, but every creative decision is made by a person.
Submit a ticket and describe what you need. If it's outside Kit scope, we'll point you toward Agency for strategic or custom work, or Relia if you need dedicated ongoing capacity.
It depends on the Kit. Single assets like logos and UI visuals are delivered within 3–5 business days. Website builds range from 7 to 10 business days depending on tier. The clock starts once we receive your completed briefing form.
We engineer the brief. Our briefing process is designed to extract the functional and aesthetic parameters we need before work begins. We also build on top of the atQuo ISO Framework — clean code, modular design, scalable assets from day one. Less improvisation, more precision.
Every Kit includes a structured revision window. We deliver the asset with a Loom walkthrough explaining our decisions. You submit feedback and we refine within the window. Once the window closes, the project is complete.
No. Once work has commenced, we don't offer refunds. We sell expertise and execution, not subjective outcomes. If you're uncertain whether a Kit is right for your project, submit a ticket before purchasing.
Each Kit includes a structured review window — typically 2 to 4 days depending on the tier. During that window you can submit change requests one at a time, and each is addressed within 24 hours of submission. Once the window closes, the project is complete.
No. The review window is the designated space for feedback. If you need additional work after it closes, you can purchase a new Kit or submit a ticket to explore other options.
A revision is an adjustment to what was already delivered — composition, color, copy tweaks, layout changes. A new scope is a fundamentally different direction or a request that wasn't part of the original brief. We'll flag the difference if it comes up.
Yes. Full commercial rights and all source files transfer to you upon project completion.
Yes. The license is unrestricted commercial use. You can use the delivered assets across any platform, channel, or product without additional fees.
It depends on the Kit. Design assets (logos, UI visuals) are delivered as SVG, PNG, and PDF. Webflow sites are transferred as full Webflow projects. Specific formats are listed in each Kit's description.
