Custom software — first useful version in 8–16 weeks
We build web apps, internal tools, portals and integrations around how you work, rather than making your team adapt to someone else’s software.
The problem we solve
Ready-made tools are excellent while a process stays simple. Problems start when data lives in several systems, teams work around tool limitations or clients need a specific portal. We then define the scope, design the UX and build custom software with a clear launch plan.
Who this is for
- Businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets, no-code tools or a generic CRM
- Marketplace, portal or dashboard projects with a clear business model
- Teams that need an internal app for operations, approvals or reporting
- Founders who want to validate a digital product through a controlled MVP
What we deliver
- Discovery, specification and launch plan€600
- UX/UI design€900
- Full-stack development (frontend, backend, authentication)€2,000
- QA testing€400
- Deployment, infrastructure and handover€300
- 30 days of post-launch supportBONUS€300
These are typical market prices when the items are ordered separately. The final price depends on the scope defined during discovery.
Why DTC
We first define users, journeys, edge cases and measurable goals.
The price for the agreed scope is written into the proposal. New ideas go into the backlog and do not change the price without your decision.
You have visible progress, regular demos and clear priorities.
UX, frontend, backend, authentication, integrations, QA and deployment in one team.
We keep the architecture simple enough to start and ready for further development.
Does your process need its own software?
Discovery & specifications · from €2,000 · fixed price for the agreed scope
Frequently asked questions
Both. For a new product, we usually start with a focused MVP that validates the riskiest part of the process.
We choose the stack for the project, but most often build modern web apps with React/Next.js, Supabase or a custom backend, Vercel deployment and API integrations.
Yes, if a technical audit shows that continuing it makes sense. If maintenance would cost more than a refactor, we make that clear.
The price for the agreed scope is fixed and written into the proposal. We work in weekly sprints with demo reviews. Every new idea goes into the backlog — scope and price do not change without your decision.