What We Build.

It depends on scope, and we would rather give you a real number than a misleading one. A focused business website sits at the lower end; a custom application with authentication, integrations and an admin panel is a different order of work. Tell us what you have in mind through the contact form and you will get a written estimate with the assumptions spelled out, so you can see exactly what moves the price.

A straightforward business website typically runs a few weeks from kickoff to launch. Web applications and platforms run longer because discovery, architecture and testing take real time. You get an indicative timeline with the proposal and a revised one after discovery, when we both understand the scope properly.

Yes — it is a large part of what we do. CRMs, internal tools, marketplaces, dashboards, SaaS products and platforms with real business logic behind them, built on Next.js, TypeScript and Node.

Usually. We start with a short technical audit of the code, dependencies and infrastructure, then give you an honest assessment of what it will cost to maintain, extend or replace — including the cases where rebuilding would be the wrong decision.

Yes. Maintenance retainers cover dependency and security updates, uptime and error monitoring, backups, performance checks, bug fixes within an agreed response window and a block of small feature work each cycle.

Yes. Payment gateways, messaging and email providers, CRMs, logistics, accounting software, authentication providers and internal systems. That includes the unglamorous parts — webhooks, retries, rate limits and failure handling — so data does not go missing when a service has a bad day.