FOR STARTUPS & SMALL BUSINESSES
Simple custom tools for small teams
Replace a specific spreadsheet or manual process with a tool that fits your business. Start with a focused first version rather than paying for features you do not yet need.
Work with an independent studio, with clear scope and reviews throughout your project.
Is this right for your business?
For businesses with a defined operational problem and a budget for a limited first version.
$2,400–$3,900 USD
Indicative range for a limited first version. Accounts, payments, integrations and compliance requirements may need a separate scope and budget.
Indicative timeline: 4–6.5 weeks
Indicative amounts in USD. The final quote lists applicable taxes and third-party costs. Timelines depend on receiving content and approvals.
What is included
- One primary workflow agreed before development
- Screens designed around the people using them
- Agreed data inputs and access requirements
- Testing of the agreed tasks
- Documentation and a clear handover
What is quoted separately
- A complete SaaS product or enterprise platform at the base range
- Unlimited screens, integrations or data migration
- Hosting, usage fees and ongoing maintenance
A simple process, from start to finish
- Tell us about your business, goals and budget.
- Receive a proposal with scope, price and schedule before work starts.
- Review progress and agree changes within the scope.
- We test the agreed deliverables and hand over instructions for your next steps.
A practical tool for a specific task, with room to plan the next version.
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