PROCESS
One process. No surprises.
Two families, the same four steps. A site runs through them in 24 to 48 hours; a product in 4 to 16 weeks. You always know which step you are on — and nothing starts before the scope, the price and the date are in writing.
- 01WRITTEN SCOPEYour idea becomes a written technical scope, with a fixed price and timeline.
- 02PRICE AND DATE CLOSEDOne number and one date, signed before we start.
- 03BUILDStructured sprints, with a staging build you can open.
- 04DEPLOYLive on the agreed date — source code, documentation and credentials under your accounts.
Websites · 24–48 H
The hour-by-hour breakdown.
The full published sequence. Nothing about the build happens outside these hours.
- SCOPE LOCKED
- DEVICE QA
- ONE REVIEW ROUND
- H00 – H02BLOCK 01/06 · 2 H
Brief confirmed
The scope is checked against the published list for your tier. Nothing is discovered later — if it isn't on the list, it's scoped and quoted separately before the clock starts.
- H02 – H06BLOCK 02/06 · 4 H
Structure & direction
Pages, sections and copy direction are set. Brand assets and existing copy are migrated in; anything missing is flagged immediately, not on day three.
- H06 – H30BLOCK 03/06 · 24 H · LONGEST
Build
Pages, components and motion are built against the confirmed structure. This is the longest block because it's the only one doing the actual work.
- H30 – H36BLOCK 04/06 · 6 H
Internal QA
Every page checked on real devices and browsers — forms, links, load times, spelling. Nothing goes to review broken.
- H36 – H44BLOCK 05/06 · 8 H
Review round
The build is sent for one consolidated round of changes. Feedback is collected once, not dripped in over days.
- H44 – H48BLOCK 06/06 · 4 H
Revisions & launch
Changes from the review round are applied, checked again, and the site goes live. Handover includes what you need to keep running it.
Where the tiers differ
A One Page runs the whole sequence in 24 hours; Premium and Signature use the full 48. The sequence is the same either way — only the size of the build block changes.
- One Page€ 670H24at hour 24
- Premium€ 1.140H48at hour 48
- Signaturefrom € 1.840H48at hour 48
Product · 4–16 weeks
From first message to a product in production.
Eight steps, the same at every level. You always know which step you are on.
- 01
Brief
Tell us what you want to build — through the ten questions, a message or a call.
- 02
Scope
Your idea becomes a written technical scope with a fixed price and timeline.
- 03
Design
UX flows and UI design for every screen that will be built.
- 04
Build
Development in structured sprints — with a staging build you can open, not a slide about progress.
- 05
QA
Testing across devices, browsers and edge cases before anyone else sees it.
- 06
Launch
Deployment, app-store submission where applicable, production hardening.
- 07
Handover
Code in your GitHub, documentation, password vault and training — all under your accounts, with a handover certificate.
- 08
Growth
Optional: ongoing development, maintenance and new features.
W00 → Delivery. The same rhythm, every level.
Every project runs the same structured phases. The timelines stretch or compress with your complexity level — pick one to see how.
Timeline · 6–10 weeks · Price · from € 10.470
- W00Brief confirmedScope, fixed price and timeline signed off.
- W01Product structureUser flows, requirements and technical architecture defined.
- W02UX / UIInterface design and a working design system.
- W03–06DevelopmentStructured sprints — with a staging build you can open.
- W06–07QATesting, bug fixing and device / browser validation.
- W07–08LaunchDeployment, store submission where applicable, handover.
- W08Delivery
Timelines shown are typical for each level, not guarantees — your proposal states your exact delivery date before anything is signed.
THE PROPOSAL
What you sign before we start.
Every project gets the same proposal and, once you accept it, the contract that carries it as an annex — signed before any money moves. This is the shape of it.
- One fixed price — a number, not an hourly guess
- A delivery date — in hours for a site, in calendar weeks for a product — signed
- Itemized scope: screens, features, integrations
- Two payment milestones: 50% on award, 50% on delivery
- What's excluded, in writing — no ambiguity
- Change-order terms agreed up front
- The contract, with the proposal attached, signed electronically by both sides before any payment
- You keep 100% of the code
- FIXED PRICE
- to be filled in
- DELIVERY DATE
- to be filled in
- ITEMIZED SCOPE
- SCREENS · FEATURES · INTEGRATIONSto be filled in
- OUT OF SCOPE
- to be filled in
- PAYMENTS
- 50%on award50%on delivery
- CODE
- 100% YOURS
TEN QUESTIONS · NO EMAIL
Find out what it costs in two minutes.
Returns complexity, timeline and an investment range. Email is only asked for if you want the written scope.