OIDMTC is claimed by your company on eligible Ontario-based labour for qualifying interactive digital media products. Because sprints are paid to a vendor (us), the credit doesn't apply directly to the sprint invoice — but if you have your own engineers building alongside our sprint output, their labour can qualify. Our role is to ship the foundation fast so your in-house OIDMTC-eligible team can layer on top productively. We provide the architecture documentation that makes the OIDMTC eligibility claim defensible.

Default. WCAG 2.0 AA minimum on every interactive deliverable from sprint Tier 03 (5-Screen Demo) onward, no upcharge. Tier 01 and 02 (single screen / wireframe) have it as a recommendation, not a hard requirement, since the deliverable typically isn't user-facing yet.

Yes. Most Bay Street and large-enterprise procurement requires a vendor information form, SOC 2 / ISO 27001 attestations or equivalent, insurance certificates, and an MSA. We have these ready and can complete a typical onboarding in 1–2 weeks (the pace is set by your procurement team, not ours). We don't have SOC 2 Type II (not yet justified for our size), but we provide written security practices documentation that's typically accepted as a substitute for SMB-focused engagements.

Yes. We are async-first by default — every engagement runs identically whether you're in Toronto, MTL, Toronto, NYC, or anywhere else in North America. The Toronto-specific advantages above (local tax credits, industry awareness, time-zone alignment) are bonuses for Toronto founders, not constraints on who we'll work with.

Most Toronto founders start with an Ideation Sprint ($4,995, 1 week) or HTML Demo Sprint ($9,995, 3–4 weeks) before committing to a Full Stack build. The smaller sprint validates fit and credit applies to your next sprint within 60 days. No retainers, no minimum spend.