Questions, in order. Model and process first, commerce later.

A product operator decides what deserves to be built, builds it to operate, and answers for the result — validate, structure, build, launch, operate. No development without product logic.

Logics7 is a product operator. We validate, structure, build, launch and operate digital products and business systems.

Logics7 is a product operator and the name of our group. Logics7 decides what is worth building and builds it; Playcus, the group’s publishing company, takes products to market; and we run the products the group owns — Vendo AI, NeoFin and Dovira. Each company runs through its own legal entity; ownership documents are provided in due diligence on request.

Product Partnership is for new standalone digital products. Annual Product Operations is for existing companies that need connected automation, AI systems, internal tools and ongoing product execution. Existing Product Review, Funding & Grant Support and Referral Program are additional routes.

A venture studio usually builds companies from its own ideas. Logics7 works on your product or your business: for a new product, first the Build Decision on whether it is worth building; then we build, launch and run it with you. A stake is possible in selected Product Partnerships, on written terms; it is never automatic.

Do — for a prototype. If the product must take payments, hold customer data, integrate with your operations and survive growth, someone has to own the architecture, security, operations and roadmap. That ownership is what you hire a product operator for. The AI stack is already included.

If you’re still testing whether anyone wants it, an AI app builder or a freelancer is cheaper and right. We start where they stop: whether the product deserves a real build, and who answers for it after launch. An agency quote covers the build you specify; ours starts with the decision before it and continues with the operation after it.

Yes — across engineering, content and our own product, Vendo AI. AI is our stack; responsibility is our product.

Logics7's product and engineering track record dates back to 2012. LOGICS7 LTD is the current principal company operating the business and continues the track record developed through earlier Logics7 operations.

LOGICS7 LTD is registered in England and Wales, with its registered office in London; Mark Prais, CEO, leads the client relationship. Logics7 operates with access to 350+ specialists across product, engineering, AI, design, quality assurance and delivery, and for each engagement we name the accountable operator and the roles it needs, in writing. We limit intake on purpose: up to ten Product Partnerships a year, no more than five in development at any one time, and up to fourteen annual programmes in parallel.

No. A deeper participation structure may be considered in selected Product Partnerships and must be agreed in writing. Equity is not automatic. In Annual Product Operations and other client-owned work, ownership and IP are defined by the applicable agreement.

It is set out in the written agreement before any work starts. In Annual Product Operations and other client-owned engagements, ownership and IP are defined by that agreement; in a Product Partnership where Logics7 takes a stake, the split is written into the agreement before any build — nothing is implied.

We first look at the founder, the product direction, the user and the problem, who pays, the materials you share, who decides, the budget signal and the fit. Only Product Partnership opportunities that fit go on to the assessment before development.

For a new product that fits, Logics7 runs its own assessment of up to seven working days. It ends in the Build Decision: proceed, reshape or decline — in writing, with the main reasons, before any code. Mark Prais, CEO, takes it. It is not sold as a service and it is not a report: it is our decision whether to take your product on, made before either of us commits money.

It is Logics7’s own check of whether there is enough market, product and commercial logic to justify the next stage. It may include a global market analysis and may take up to seven working days.

Up to seven working days. It ends in the Build Decision — proceed, reshape or decline, in writing, with reasons — before any development is discussed.

No. The analysis is not sold as a standalone service and is not delivered as a client report. The founder receives the Build Decision: proceed, reshape or decline, in writing, with the main reasons.

Opportunities that fit receive the Build Decision — a named decision to proceed, reshape or decline before any build. Mark Prais, CEO, makes that decision for Product Partnership before the partnership meeting is scheduled.

A manager comes to a meeting prepared for your product, with a prepared commercial offer. Product scope, roles, budget, IP, milestones, acceptance criteria and commercial structure are then discussed and documented.

Then you hear it before you spend on development: the Build Decision comes in writing, with the main reasons. A “no” before development is the cheapest good decision you can make.

It depends on the scope agreed after the Build Decision. The timeline and milestones are part of the written offer you receive at the meeting prepared for your product.

Engagements start from $50,000 for a Product Partnership, $6,000 a month for Annual Product Operations and $10,000 per application for Funding & Grant Support. Existing Product Review has no fee: it is how Logics7 decides whether to take a stake. These are reference thresholds, excluding VAT; invoices are issued in GBP or EUR, depending on the client. The exact price is confirmed in writing once the route and the scope are clear, and Annual Product Operations is paid in equal monthly instalments tied to the roadmap, not to hours.

No. Existing Product Review has no fee: it is an investment route. Logics7 reviews the code, the business logic and the market to decide whether to take a stake — for cash, for the development the product needs, or both. You receive a concise decision from Mark Prais, with the reasons.

A manager replies within one working day, usually with a Google Meet invitation for a 30-minute introductory conversation about your situation. For a new product that fits, the next step is an assessment of up to seven working days, which ends in the Build Decision. For other routes, we prepare an offer for your situation.

Oliver is Logics7’s AI assistant, running on Vendo AI, a Logics7 group product. He answers questions, collects the context of your request and asks for your name and e-mail, so a manager can reply within one working day, usually with a Google Meet invitation. He does not approve opportunities, make commercial decisions or issue offers.

Yes. Every request goes to a manager, who replies within one working day. The introductory conversation and any commercial meeting are always with a Logics7 manager.

Yes. If the goal is to automate operations, build internal tools, integrate AI, improve workflows or run ongoing product execution, we can work through Annual Product Operations: a yearly roadmap with monthly execution.

Work against the year’s roadmap: automation, AI, internal tools and integrations, built as one connected system with a named owner, then tested, deployed and measured. The programme opens with a detailed process review and the roadmap in months one and two. It is paid in twelve equal monthly instalments from $6,000 a month, tied to the roadmap, not to hours; you can pause for up to a month a year and, after the first three months, end with 60 days’ written notice.

Yes, when the product is suitable. Funding & Grant Support helps prepare the product scope, roadmap, budget logic, technical narrative and supporting materials. We do not guarantee grant approval, funding or any specific outcome.

Yes, when the product is suitable. Funding & Grant Support prepares the product case behind the application — scope, roadmap, budget narrative and milestones — from $10,000 per application, with no success fee. If the application needs a working MVP, Logics7 can build it as a separate engagement, priced for the situation. The funder decides; we do not guarantee approval.

Yes. Qualified introductions may be accepted under written referral terms. A referral fee is possible only where the introduction meets the agreed conditions and results in a signed engagement with Logics7.

No. Logics7 does not guarantee adoption, revenue, growth, ROI, funding, grant approval or product success. Where an engagement proceeds, scope, responsibilities, milestones, reporting and acceptance criteria are defined in writing as applicable.

Client agreements are signed by the director of LOGICS7 LTD, Dmytro Suponev. LOGICS7 LTD is registered in England and Wales under company number 14260707; Mark Prais, CEO, leads the client relationship. Invoices are issued in GBP or EUR, and ownership and IP terms are always set out in the written agreement. Publishing, if you choose it, is a separate agreement with Playcus Limited (Cyprus), the Logics7 group’s publishing company; one manager leads both.

See How It Works for the complete Product Partnership sequence and the simpler route used for other enquiries.

Yes — within a Product Partnership, through Playcus, the group’s publishing company, and only where it makes sense for us to invest. Then the group funds publishing and performance marketing itself: the spend is recouped from the product’s revenue, plus a share agreed case by case. You do not pay the media budget. Publishing is a separate written agreement with Playcus Limited (Cyprus), signed after the build, and there are no guaranteed installs, revenue or ROI. Playcus has published on Google Play since 2013: around 60 apps and games, about 40 million installs (AppBrain, October 2026).