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Pricing for apps, software and websites
Every project is different, so we don't force fixed packages. After an initial discussion you receive a detailed written estimate — with no hidden costs.
Apps & software
Web, Android/iOS apps, ERP, warehouse, POS and information systems.
Priced by scope- Per-feature estimate after discovery
- Can be split into phases (MVP first)
- Prototype before development
- Post-launch fix warranty
Dashboards & automation
Sales, production and programme dashboards with automated reports.
Priced by scope- Driven by data sources & charts
- Start with one dashboard
- Scheduled PDF/WhatsApp reports
- No per-user licence
Websites
Company profiles, online stores, multilingual sites and SEO.
Priced by scope- Driven by pages & features
- Custom design true to your brand
- On-page SEO & Search Console
- Admin training
Monthly care
For websites and apps already running.
Priced by scope- Fixed monthly fee
- Updates, backups & monitoring
- Support via WhatsApp
- Regular reports
What affects the cost of a project
These six things shape your estimate most.
Number of features & screens
More flows and screens mean more work.
User types & permissions
Admins, managers, staff, partners, customers — each has its own views.
Platforms
Web only, Android, iOS or a combination.
Integrations
Payment gateways, ERP, accounting, WhatsApp or third-party APIs.
Data & migration
Moving data from Excel or an old system.
Languages & content
How many languages, and whether we prepare the content.
What's the typical cost of an app?
It varies widely with scope. The fastest way to an accurate number is a 30–60 minute discussion, after which we send a written estimate.
How do payments work?
Payments are staged by the milestones written in the proposal, so you pay as you receive results.
Can the scope fit our budget?
Yes. We plan a phased scope: the most important features first, the rest in later phases.
Are there hidden costs?
No. All costs — including servers, domains, licences or third-party services where needed — are written in the proposal before work begins.