Websites & storefronts
Marketing sites, product sites and ecommerce that load fast, rank, and are editable by your team without calling us.
Websites, web and mobile apps, system integrations, back-office automation and full SaaS platforms. Scoped to a fixed price, built in two-week increments, and handed over with the code and every account in your name.
Most projects start as one of these and grow into two or three. We scope them the same way either way, with fixed milestones and code you own outright.
Marketing sites, product sites and ecommerce that load fast, rank, and are editable by your team without calling us.
Customer portals, internal tools, booking and ordering systems, iOS and Android. From first wireframe to store release.
Getting your systems to talk. ERP to webshop, CRM to accounting, warehouse to marketplace, including the awkward legacy one nobody wants to touch.
The repetitive work that eats an afternoon a week. Document handling, reporting, order routing, and AI-assisted steps where they genuinely help.
Multi-tenant products built to be sold: billing, plans, onboarding, admin, and the monitoring you need before your first hundred customers arrive.
No open-ended retainers to start. We agree the scope, quote it, build it in visible increments, and then decide together whether you want us to keep running it.
A discovery session, then a written scope with a fixed price or a capped range and a delivery date. No work starts before you've seen the number.
Two-week increments on a staging URL you can open any time. One named contact and one named lead engineer, not a rotating cast.
Deployment, DNS, analytics, monitoring and a handover session. The repository and every account are in your name from day one.
Optional. Uptime monitoring, dependency and security updates, and a monthly block of hours for the changes that always come up.
We pick tools you can still hire for in five years. If your team already runs something else, we work in it rather than arguing for a rewrite.
Send a paragraph. That's usually enough for us to say whether it's a two-week job or a two-quarter one, and roughly what it costs. If it isn't something we should be building, we'll say that too.