SERVICES / WEB DEVELOPMENT
Custom web application development, built to last.
Portals, SaaS products and internal tools on Laravel, Vue, React, Node.js and .NET. Fixed-cost scope, AI-accelerated delivery, secure by default.
(01) What you get
A web app you can keep growing.
Architecture and scope
Data model, integrations and roles agreed before build, so the fixed price covers what you actually need.
Front end
Fast, accessible interfaces in Vue, React or Next.js, built from a shared component library.
Back end and APIs
Laravel, Node.js or .NET services with documented APIs, background jobs and clean data models.
Integrations
Payments, identity, email, CRM and ERP connections, including Stripe and Odoo where they fit.
Admin and reporting
Back-office screens, role-based access and exports for the people who run the product day to day.
Tests and handover
Automated tests, readable documentation and a repository you own, ready for any team to pick up.
(02) Timeline
From brief to production.
(03) Who it is for
Who we build web apps for.
Product teams with a roadmap
You know what must ship next quarter and need senior hands that do not need weeks of onboarding.
Businesses replacing spreadsheets
Operations that run on shared files and email become a single system with roles, history and reports.
Teams rescuing a legacy app
We modernise in stages, keeping the business running while the old code is retired piece by piece.
(04) Foundation
The stack we reach for.
We pick the framework that suits your team and hiring market, then add open-source building blocks for auth, search and payments rather than writing them from scratch.
- Laravel
- Vue.js
- React
- Next.js
- Node.js
- .NET
- PHP
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- Elasticsearch
- Keycloak
- Stripe
- Odoo
- Docker
(05) Pricing
Priced by scope, fixed in writing.
WEB APPLICATION
Fixed quote
scope, price and date in one proposal
- +Fixed scope and delivery date
- +Design system and front end
- +APIs and integrations
- +Security review and UAT
- +CI/CD and launch support
Most web builds sit between the MVP Sprint and the Product Build tiers on the pricing page. Treat those as indicative, not a quote.
(06) FAQ
Web development, answered.
Which framework will you recommend for my web app?
It depends on your team and product. Laravel suits data-heavy business apps, React and Next.js suit interactive products, and Node.js or .NET fit existing ecosystems. We explain the trade-off in the proposal.
Can you take over an existing codebase?
Yes. We start with a short code audit, agree what to keep, fix or replace, and then price the work. Staged modernisation is often cheaper than a full rewrite.
How do you keep a web application secure?
Security is part of the build: dependency checks, role-based access, input validation and a review under our ISO 27001:2022 process. Regulated products add audit trails and compliance checks.
Do you build progressive web apps and mobile-friendly sites?
Every web build is responsive. If you need an installable app, we can ship a progressive web app or move to native with our mobile team.
What does the fixed price include?
The scope written in the proposal: design, build, testing, deployment and launch support. Anything outside it is quoted before work starts.
Will I own the source code?
Yes. Code, IP and infrastructure are yours from day one, on open-source licences that avoid lock-in.
How do you handle performance and SEO?
We measure Core Web Vitals during development, render pages on the server where search visibility matters and set up structured data. Targets are written in the proposal.
Do you provide hosting and maintenance?
We set up hosting in your accounts and can maintain it under a support retainer. You can also take it over with the runbooks we write.
Related reading
Guides on this topic.
- Laravel vs Node.js: which backend should you choose?A practical comparison of Laravel and Node.js for web and mobile backends: speed to build, real-time features, hiring, and when each one is the better fit.
- React vs Vue.js for business web appsHow React and Vue.js compare for business web applications: learning curve, ecosystem, structure, hiring and when each is the better fit.
- Custom software vs off-the-shelf: which is right for you?How to choose between building custom software and buying a ready-made product: cost over time, fit, control, speed and the questions that decide it.
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