Custom software development
The way software gets built has changed and market pricing has not caught up. A small team that uses AI seriously delivers in weeks what used to take a software factory a quarter. That difference is what we pass on to you.
When companies call us
No product on the market does what your operation needs and you have spent years patching around it with spreadsheets.
You were quoted a twelve-month build at a price that does not add up against the business.
You have a legacy system nobody wants to touch that is holding everything else back.
You need to put a digital product in front of the market and test it before committing a large budget.
What you get
Scope tied to a result
Before estimating we agree what has to happen in the business for the software to count as delivered.
Partial deliveries that already work
The first useful version ships in weeks and goes into production. We do not hand over one single block at the end.
The code is yours, and documented
Repository, infrastructure and credentials are in the company’s name. You can take it to another team whenever you want.
Operation and improvements
Monitoring, fixes and evolution with the system already running, under the support fee.
Frequently asked questions
- Why choose a software company that uses AI?
- Because it changes the cost and the timeline, not just the pitch. A team that builds AI into development ships the first useful version in weeks and sustains the system with fewer people, which translates into a different price for the same scope. The test is easy to ask for: make them commit to a date for the first delivery in production.
- Does the software belong to my company?
- Yes. The code, the repository, the infrastructure and the credentials are in the company’s name from day one. We do not work with licences that tie you to us or with code you cannot audit. If you decide to change vendor tomorrow, you take everything with you.
- How do you charge for custom development?
- A set-up fee to start, a fee tied to the agreed result, and a support fee while the system runs. It is different from billing hours: if the software does not produce what we said it would, the at-risk part is not charged. All three figures come out of the assessment, which is free.
- Can you work on a system that already exists?
- Yes, and it is a frequent case. We start by understanding what the current system does and what is holding it back, then propose whether to extend it, replace a part or rebuild it. Rebuilding everything is almost never the right answer, and we say so when it is not.
Start with the assessment
It is free and you get it back in under 24 hours. If we do not see a case worth building, we tell you that too.