Services
Starting prices in the open.
We publish numbers because it saves us meetings and saves you time. These are real starting points, not bait: the final quote depends on scope, but it never starts below these figures. Next to each one is the other half of the equation — where the money comes back.
- 01
Process automation
What someone does by hand every week starts happening on its own — no mistakes, nothing forgotten.
Where it shows up on the books
Fewer paid hours spent on repetitive work. Costs come down without letting anyone go, and the team goes back to producing what earns.
- quote
- after the free audit
- Typical timeline
- 2 to 6 weeks
What it includes
- Mapping the process exactly as it happens today
- Connecting the systems you already use
- Automated collection, validation and delivery
- Alerts when something goes wrong
- Team training and documentation of the flow
- Measurement of the time saved, in hours per month
Best for: Companies where the team spends the day moving data from one place to another.
- 02
AI implementation
AI applied to a concrete problem in your business — not a handsome demo nobody opens twice.
Where it shows up on the books
The same team handles more volume. Revenue grows without the cost base growing with it.
- quote
- after the free audit
- Typical timeline
- 3 to 8 weeks
What it includes
- Use case chosen on return, not on novelty
- Automatic triage and classification of requests
- Data extraction from invoices, contracts and email
- Assistants trained on your own documentation
- Privacy rules and data that never leaves your control
- Quality evaluation before anything reaches production
Best for: Anyone dealing with a lot of text, a lot of documents, or a lot of repeated requests.
- 03
Internal tools and dashboards
The software your company needs and can't buy, built around the way you actually work.
Where it shows up on the books
Less time lost assembling information by hand, and fewer licenses paid twice for tools that overlap.
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- $1,200*
- Typical timeline
- 4 to 10 weeks
What it includes
- Interface designed around your real workflows
- Authentication, permissions and access levels
- Indicators and exportable reports
- Integration with the APIs and systems you already have
- Technical handover documentation
- Recorded training for the team
Best for: Operations that currently live in shared spreadsheets.
- 04
New website
A fast, indexable site you can edit yourself. Not a purchased template with the logo swapped out.
Where it shows up on the books
More inbound enquiries from the same traffic — new revenue without spending more on advertising.
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- $600*
- Typical timeline
- 3 to 6 weeks
What it includes
- Content architecture and structured copy
- Custom design, no templates
- Next.js with server-side rendering
- An editing panel so you can change text and images
- Technical SEO, structured data and sitemap
- Cookie-free analytics (Plausible or equivalent)
Best for: Companies with a dated website, or no website at all.
- 05
Performance and Core Web Vitals
Your site takes four seconds to open on a phone. Half your visitors are gone before they see it.
Where it shows up on the books
Every second the site gains turns into sales that are currently lost before the page even opens.
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- $900*
- Typical timeline
- 1 to 2 weeks
What it includes
- Lighthouse audit and field data (CrUX)
- Fixing LCP, CLS and INP
- Image, font and JavaScript optimization
- Caching and delivery strategy
- Before/after report with real numbers
Best for: Anyone with traffic already and nothing to show for it.
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Legacy system migration
PHP from 2014, WordPress with forty plugins, that back office only one person knows how to touch. Move it to something maintainable.
Where it shows up on the books
It ends the maintenance bill on the old system and the outages that cost you orders.
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- $1,500*
- Typical timeline
- 6 to 12 weeks
What it includes
- An inventory of what exists and what can be switched off
- Data migration with validation
- A rewrite with a stable, documented API
- 301 redirects so you don't lose your Google rankings
- A period running both systems in parallel
Best for: Manufacturers and companies with a decade of accumulated systems.
- 07
Mobile app
One codebase, iOS and Android. From prototype to the stores.
Where it shows up on the books
A sales and service channel that keeps working outside business hours.
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- $650*
- Typical timeline
- 8 to 16 weeks
What it includes
- React Native or Expo, depending on the case
- A defined minimum viable scope
- Submission to the App Store and Google Play
- Notifications and analytics
- A plan for what happens after launch
Best for: Consumer products, field teams and startups validating a market.
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White-label capacity
We're your development department, under your name and under NDA. You sell, we deliver.
Where it shows up on the books
You take on projects you currently turn away, without hiring. New margin on a fixed cost you already know.
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- $900/mo*
- Typical timeline
- ongoing
What it includes
- NDA signed before the first line of code
- Direct contact with your client if you want it — under your name
- We never approach your clients. It's in the contract.
- Delivered into your repository, with no dependency on us
- Continuity documentation with every delivery
Best for: Design and marketing agencies without an in-house technical team.
Not sure which of these is your problem?
That's normal — and it's the right question. Start with the free audit of your business: within 48 hours we'll tell you where you're losing time and money, with numbers, without selling you anything at that stage.