The short answer
We price a build as one fixed price for a fixed amount of time, not a fixed price for a fixed list of features. Today that is an introductory €4,750 for a whole three-month cycle in two-week sprints, with a first working version in about four weeks. The scope inside the cycle follows your priorities: the most valuable piece first, then the next, decided together every two weeks.
After the cycle, improvements continue in monthly product sprints that you can pause or stop at the end of any month. Below is what the price includes, the maths behind the model, and what makes a project cost more. Prices are as of November 2026.
What does the price include?
The €4,750 is the total for the three months, not a monthly fee. Current prices are always on the pricing section of each service page.
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Why fixed time instead of fixed scope?
A fixed price for "everything" makes both sides guess. The vendor guesses how long a list of features will take and adds a buffer for the risk. You guess, months in advance, which features you will need. Both guesses are usually wrong, and the research on software projects shows in which direction.
The McKinsey and Oxford study looked at projects far bigger than a small company's, but the pattern holds at every size: the longer you plan before anyone uses the software, the more of the plan turns out to be wrong. So we fix the money and the time, and keep the order of the work open. If something you thought you needed turns out not to matter after the first demo, the time goes to what does.
What makes it cost more, and what is left out
A bigger project does not get a bigger quote. It gets more cycles. If the first cycle covers order intake and a second process is worth automating too, that is a second cycle or a few months of product sprints, decided when the first one has paid back. You never commit to more than one step at a time.
For what similar work costs elsewhere and how to compare quotes, read How much does custom software cost?. If you want the plan before any price, the free Process Mapping gives you the map, the hours and a build plan in writing, whether or not you build with us.
