Ordered by how little it costs to try me. Every one ends in writing — a findings document, or a full manufacturing package — and any design files delivered are native to the EDA tool you use, and yours outright. Where a claim can be checked against something public, the link is right on the card.
A second set of eyes on your board before you spend money at the fab. A review is a document — and you can read the ones my own board went through before you pay for one.
A design that only exists as a PDF, DXF, image or an old project, redrawn as a clean, editable project in the EDA tool your team uses.
The board is back from the fab and won't enumerate, keeps resetting, or runs hot. Worked from your files, photos and guided bench measurements.
From a concept, breadboard prototype, or draft schematic to a manufacturing-ready project.
Work inside your existing project, in your tool, without breaking what already works.
Knowing where the line sits is part of the service — if your board is on the far side of it, you will hear that in the quote rather than halfway through.
The email opens with the four questions a quote needs already in it — what the board does, target fab and quantity, files you have, and the deadline.