How Shailpar's scoped quote works for India founders
After you send a brief, Shailpar (Rajat Malik's founder-led studio) replies with a written scoped quote—not a generic package. What to include, what you get back, and what is not promised.
By Rajat Malik
Shailpar is Rajat Malik's founder-led studio at shailpar.com. It is a trade name, not a Pvt Ltd or registered company — there is no CIN or GSTIN to cite.
When you send a brief, you get a written scoped quote: what is in, what is out, and a price tied to that scope. Not a brochure. Not a package named Gold.
This page explains exactly what to send, what you receive back, and what is not promised.
What a scoped quote is at Shailpar
A scoped quote is a written document containing:
It is written after intake, not before. The brief you send determines what is quoted.
For more on what "founder-led" means and what it does not, read /blog/founder-led-scoped-build.
What to send in your first brief
Include:
Send via:
What happens after intake (before build)
1. Shailpar reviews the brief and replies with clarifying questions where something is unclear. 2. Once the requirements are understood, you receive the written scoped quote. 3. If the quote is accepted, work starts against that document.
The build-flow steps (discovery, design, development, testing, launch, support) are documented at /build-flow — that page covers what happens after the quote is accepted.
What a scoped quote is not
A scoped quote does not guarantee outcomes:
Innoviez (https://innoviez.com) is a client — the Support & SLA portal Shailpar built is published as a case study at /portfolio/innoviez. Innoviez is not part of Shailpar.
There are no Flutter, AI-agent, chatbot, or automation case studies published yet. Claims are limited to what is documented on shailpar.com.
Shailpar is a trade name of Rajat Malik's practice, not a Pvt Ltd or LLP. No CIN, GSTIN, or registered entity claims apply.
When a scoped quote is the wrong fit
A scoped quote is not the right path if:
Shailpar quotes discrete work against a brief, not open-ended engagements.
How this differs from package agencies
Package agencies sell fixed bundles (Starter, Growth, Enterprise) regardless of your actual need. You pay for a slot, not a scope.
Shailpar does the reverse:
There is no sales team. You talk to Rajat Malik.
Next step
Send a brief via the contact form at shailpar.com/contact, or email shailpar1128@gmail.com, or WhatsApp +91 87919 85129.
Read about the founder-led model: /blog/founder-led-scoped-build
See what happens after the quote is accepted: /build-flow
FAQ
What is a scoped quote from Shailpar?
A scoped quote is a written document listing the deliverables for v1, what is out of scope, the recommended stack, price, and timeline. It is written after you send a brief, not from a generic brochure.
How do I request a scoped quote in India?
Send a brief to shailpar1128@gmail.com, use the contact form at shailpar.com/contact, or WhatsApp +91 87919 85129. Include the job to be done, audience, deadline, and any constraints.
Is Innoviez part of Shailpar?
No. Innoviez is a client. Shailpar built the Support & SLA portal at innoviez.com, which is published as a case study at /portfolio/innoviez. Innoviez is not owned by or affiliated with Shailpar.
Does a scoped quote guarantee results?
No. A scoped quote lists what will be built, not what outcomes it will produce. Rankings, traffic, and revenue are not guaranteed by Shailpar.
How is this different from the build-flow page?
This page explains what happens before the quote is accepted — what to send, what you get back, and what is not promised. The build-flow page (/build-flow) explains what happens after the quote is accepted: discovery, design, development, testing, launch, and support.