Pricing
Transparent pricing. No agency overhead.
Starting from
You get a senior developer with 15+ years of experience, not a junior assigned by an agency. The rate reflects direct access to expertise without middlemen.
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Hourly Rate
60 EUR/h
Pay only for hours worked. Ideal for consulting, bug fixes, targeted improvements, or exploratory projects where scope is defined along the way.
Fixed Price Projects
Custom
Fixed price established after requirements analysis. Includes detailed specifications, clear milestones, and on-time delivery. No surprises.
Monthly Retainer
From 2,000 EUR/mo
Monthly reserved hours at a preferred rate. Priority access, guaranteed availability, and maximum long-term flexibility.
What You Get
Senior developer with 15+ years of hands-on experience
Clean, maintainable code following best practices
Thorough testing and quality assurance
Direct communication — no project managers in between
Post-launch support and maintenance
Free initial consultation and project estimate
What drives the cost of a project
The final cost depends on a few concrete factors: feature complexity (a product catalog is different from a payment system with recurring billing), the number of integrations with external systems (payment processors, ERPs, third-party APIs), design requirements (an adapted template vs. a visual identity built from scratch), and the desired delivery timeline.
That's why I don't list fixed prices per project type — two "web applications" can differ tenfold in effort. Instead, after the discovery session you receive a detailed per-component estimate, so you can see exactly where the budget goes and what can be cut or deferred to a first version. The 60 EUR hourly rate stays the same regardless of the type of work.
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No hidden fees. Full transparency.
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