Nothing moves forward without your approval, and each stage is funded on its own. Hubinx selects who executes — you never negotiate with a supplier.
62 questions. A five-criteria matrix scores components, processes, tolerances, risk and electronics. The verdict is verified under a documented method before it's released.
Measurable requirements with target values and how each is verified. Interfaces frozen with tolerances, so parts made by different people still fit. Work packages, test plan, schedule and risks.
3D models and 2D drawings with tolerances, plus reference design simulations where useful (not certified calculations). Delivered against the codes in the work package, reviewed by Hubinx before they reach you.
Suppliers quote against the frozen specification. Substituting a grade requires approval — not a phone call.
Four checkpoints at 25, 50, 75 and 100 percent, each with photo evidence. The next one only opens after you approve the previous.
The batch is checked against the acceptance criteria written into the Briefing. Not against opinion.
Your product goes live on the Hubinx Shop, with stock and orders. Hubinx takes 15% on marketplace sales.
New batches, improvements, new versions. The product keeps running, and so does the structure behind it.
You fund one stage at a time, and only after approving the one before it. Payments are processed by Stripe. If a stage doesn't convince you, the project stops there — you don't lose what comes after, because you never paid for it.
Because choosing means carrying the coordination. When the mold maker blames the drawing and the designer blames the mold, someone has to own the gap. On Hubinx that someone is Hubinx — which is only possible if we select who executes, hold the specification and answer for delivery.
US$ 199. One product. A written feasibility verdict, in up to 10 business days.