How we work — from your first message to delivered software
How a project runs at Rayan Tamaddon Jahan Gostar — request, tracking code, a written proposal, delivery. Clear, quick, and no hidden costs.
Most people approaching a software company carry the same worry: *how do I know I won't be taken for a ride?* It's a fair worry. So here is exactly what working with us looks like — not a slogan, but the path a real project takes.
The short version: four steps
- You describe what you need, in your own words. Attach documents if you have them.
- We read it, and if something is unclear we ask. Asking isn't carelessness — it means we'd rather not guess.
- You receive a written proposal: scope, deliverables, assumptions, what is *not* included, a timeline and a price range.
- Using your tracking code, you open the proposal and accept or decline it. No chasing, no sales pressure.
The tracking code — small, but it matters
When you submit a request you get a tracking code. Keep it somewhere safe, because it is your key: whenever you want to see where your work stands, you enter that code.
Why build it this way? Because following your own project shouldn't depend on someone picking up the phone. The tracking page is always open — three in the morning included.
What actually makes us different
Honestly: no company becomes the best by announcing that it is. What we can promise is these four things.
- Quality. The code we write is reviewed, tested, and meant to keep working for years — not just on delivery day.
- Speed. The path from request to proposal is short and defined. You are not left waiting for someone to "look into it and get back to you".
- Accessibility. The site works with a keyboard, works with a screen reader, and opens on an inexpensive phone. That is a decision, not a side feature.
- Economic sense. You see a price range before anything starts. If a piece of work isn't worth the money, we say so early.
If you're not sure yet
You don't have to start with a large project. You can request a consultation, tell us a few times that suit you, and we'll call. A consultation commits you to nothing.
Common questions about how we work
Do I pay for a quote?
No. Reviewing your request and writing the proposal is free.
What if I decline the proposal?
Nothing happens. You decline, and that's that. Anything you sent stays with us and goes to no one else.
I lost my tracking code.
Contact us from the phone number or email address you used when you submitted, and we'll give it to you again.
Do you take small projects?
Yes. Size isn't how we decide. If something falls outside what we're good at, we'll tell you plainly.
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Blog
Practical guides to insurance and software: prices, buying tips and comparisons, written for better decisions.
The blog publishes articles that help with a real decision: the price of third-party and car body insurance, tips for buying insurance, or how to define a software project. Most articles are in Persian and some have an English edition; an article that does not exist in your language does not appear in that language’s list.
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Browse the list; each article has a summary, a publication date and an estimated reading time.
Read, then act
Every article ends with a link to the online insurance application, so you can start a request there if you are ready.
Frequently asked questions
How often are articles published?
Whenever we have something new to say; we prefer quality to quantity.
Are the prices in the articles final?
No. Prices are as of the article’s publication date and can change; you get the final price when you apply.
Why is an article I saw not in another language?
Each article is published only in the languages it was written in; we do not publish machine translations.
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