WHERE OUR CLIENTS ARE
The only thing a country changes is the clock.
The price, the scope, the delivery time and the refund position are the same from anywhere. What differs is how many hours of the day we are both at our desks, and that is worth knowing before you buy rather than after. The figures below are computed from each market's offset, not written down and forgotten.
| Market | Zone | Overlap | Local currency |
|---|---|---|---|
| the United States | UTC-5 | no ordinary working hours | USD |
| Canada | UTC-5 | no ordinary working hours | CAD |
| the United Kingdom | UTC+0 | 5 hours | GBP |
| Ireland | UTC+0 | 5 hours | EUR |
| Germany | UTC+1 | 6 hours | EUR |
| the Netherlands | UTC+1 | 6 hours | EUR |
| France | UTC+1 | 6 hours | EUR |
| Spain | UTC+1 | 6 hours | EUR |
| Italy | UTC+1 | 6 hours | EUR |
| Switzerland | UTC+1 | 6 hours | CHF |
| Sweden | UTC+1 | 6 hours | SEK |
| Poland | UTC+1 | 6 hours | PLN |
| the United Arab Emirates | UTC+4 | 8 hours | AED |
| Saudi Arabia | UTC+3 | 8 hours | SAR |
| Qatar | UTC+3 | 8 hours | QAR |
| Israel | UTC+2 | 7 hours | ILS |
| Singapore | UTC+8 | 4 hours | SGD |
| Australia | UTC+10 | 2 hours | AUD |
Why the overlap is published at all
Because "we work with clients worldwide" is a sentence every agency writes and none of them qualify. A studio at UTC+4 and a client in New York share no ordinary working hours, and pretending otherwise wastes the first week of a project discovering it.
Saying it in advance also makes the point that matters: almost nothing in this process needs both sides awake. The brief is a form, the price is published, and finished work arrives rather than being presented.
If your country is not listed
It changes nothing. These eighteen are the markets we are asked about most often, not the ones we are able to work with. Payment in USDT or Binance Pay settles from anywhere in minutes, everything is invoiced in US dollars, and the work is delivered in English.
The only genuine constraints are sanctions law and languages: we cannot produce content in a language nobody at the studio reads unless you supply it.