A concrete deliverable at the end of every step
Scope document, clickable prototype, test environment and live system. At the end of each step, you can see exactly what you’re getting.
Every project starts the same way: we listen first. Then it moves through four steps, and each one ends with something concrete in your hands.
First, we listen to you and your business. Who will use it, what does it need to solve, where are you struggling today? Once we’ve talked it through, we prepare a quote with a clear scope and price.
We design the screens and build a clickable prototype. You know what you’ll see before any code is written, and that is when changes are easiest and cheapest to make.
Every two weeks, we show you a working version. You follow progress on screen rather than in reports, and if we need to change direction, we spot it early.
We launch the project and show your team how to use it. That isn’t the end: we stay with you for maintenance, updates and whatever you need next.
Scope document, clickable prototype, test environment and live system. At the end of each step, you can see exactly what you’re getting.
You follow progress on screen rather than in reports. If we need to change direction, we spot it early.
At the end of the discovery call, we give you a fixed-price quote. No surprise invoices halfway through the project.
If you can’t find the answer to your question here, write to us.
A corporate website usually takes 3 to 6 weeks, while custom software and SaaS projects take 2 to 6 months depending on scope. After the discovery call, we give you a clear timeline with a week-by-week schedule.
We define the scope in a free discovery call, then send you a fixed-price quote. For long-term projects, we can also work on a monthly team model.
Yes. Our monthly maintenance packages cover security updates, backups, monitoring and small improvements. For emergencies, we offer a priority support line.
We integrate with almost any system that offers an API, especially accounting, e-invoicing, ERP, CRM, payment, shipping and marketplace systems.