Paramount Profits vs Creme Digital

What Creme Digital publishes

Creme Digital describes itself as an AI-native product studio with product strategy, design and development. Its official homepage lists a two-week MVP development package at $11,450 and a separate two-week sprint option at $5,450 bi-weekly, checked on 19 October 2026.

The published MVP inclusions cover a functional product build, database and API integrations, authentication and onboarding, product design components, Slack communication and weekly updates. Its site also describes ongoing iteration and flexible collaboration. Verify current currency, taxes, scope and contract terms directly with Creme Digital.

What our offer emphasises

Paramount Profits helps business owners, marketers and non-technical founders shape a focused web app. The free questions and personal idea plan come before the optional paid build. Our published package combines the scoped product with a sales page, Facebook ad spend and app-use training.

We do not claim that another provider lacks services simply because they are not on a pricing panel. Ask both teams to confirm ownership, maintenance, exclusions and what launch support means in your specific quote.

Questions to send to both teams

Describe the same workflow to both providers so you can compare the same project. Ask for a written first-version scope, a realistic kickoff date and demonstrations of the workflow you actually need.

• Who controls the code repository, domain, data and service accounts?
• Which integrations require your own approvals or paid accounts?
• What testing and human review are included?
• What support is included after delivery, and what costs extra?
• How are new features, delays and cancellation handled?

Where Paramount Profits fits

We help shape and build a focused custom web app, not a native mobile app or an entire enterprise platform. Start with our free software questions, then complete the idea questionnaire for a personal plan. The plan helps you understand the first version before deciding whether to buy.

The upfront option is $9,997 USD for the agreed 14-day build, starting at kickoff once scope and required access are ready. It includes a sales page, $500 of Facebook ad spend, app-use training, 12 months of standard hosting and 30 days of fixes. Upfront buyers also receive six private one-hour consultations, every two weeks for three months.

Alternatively, pay $5,500 today and $5,500 on day 30 ($11,000 total), with delivery after the final payment clears around day 30; or $3,700 today, on day 30 and on day 60 ($11,100 total), with delivery after the final payment clears around day 60. Client delays can shift delivery. Third-party usage, later features and mobile conversion are separate costs.