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Three lines of work: web, mobile apps and SaaS.

We don't sell blocks of hours. Each line has a fixed price and solves a different problem. What sets them apart is what has to be built behind them (a server, user accounts, stored data), not the size of the project. That's why it pays to pick the right line before looking at any numbers.

Line 01

Web development

Fast by design: the site is compiled in full before it goes live, so what reaches the browser is already built. No plugins to update every week and no server to break into. Built to rank and to turn visitors into quote requests. The code is yours.

  • A page for everything your buyers search for
  • Fast on launch day, measured in front of you
  • No CMS and no plugins: nothing to patch and nothing to break into

From €1,800 for up to 8 main pages

Case studyEcoAsesoría

What the web line includes

Line 02

Mobile

An app always needs a server behind it, but it doesn't have to come from us. It can be a product we built, your own, or neither, in which case the backend is added as an extra, with its own price.

  • iOS and Android from a single codebase, native on delivery
  • Published on both stores under your name
  • Sign-in with the account people already have, plus push notifications

From €6,000 for up to 6 screens, published on both stores

Case study in progressSonarMap

What the mobile line includes

Line 03

SaaS and product

Built in phases. Each phase is closed before the next one starts, and each one is quoted when the previous one closes, once you know what's inside.

  • Many client companies on one platform, each with its data kept apart
  • They sign up on their own and get to work without anyone walking them through it
  • Repository and infrastructure in your name from day one

From €3,500 for modeling a product, all the way to a firm quote for the MVP

Case studyVecinly

What the product line includes

Which of the three?

Decide before you look at prices, because buying the wrong one is the expensive mistake.

  • It's a websiteYou need to be found, and whoever lands on it should end up asking for a quote. Nobody signs in. It's static HTML: no server to maintain.
  • It's a mobile appYour users need it on their phone: push notifications, the camera or offline use. It always comes with a server behind it.
  • It's SaaSPeople sign in to get their work done: there are users, permissions and data being stored. It makes no difference if it serves one company or many, or if anyone pays a subscription to use it.

The full catalog, with prices

Exactly what each starting price covers and what's contracted separately.

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