Pricing
A budget that follows the right scope
There is no standard price for a well-thought-out product. We start by understanding your need, then propose a scope that is clear, prioritised and costed.
From need to quote
A quote is built in three steps
You share the need
A few lines are enough. We get back to you within 24 working hours to ask the right questions.
Written scoping
A clear, prioritised scope, put in writing before any costing.
Costed quote
The amount follows the scope agreed together, not a standard rate card.
Three starting points
Packages to adjust together
Business website
On request
- Custom pages
- Copywriting & basic SEO
- Content back office
- Hands-on training
E-commerce
On request · quoted after scoping
- Catalogue & payment
- Carriers & invoicing
- Multilingual
- Training for your team
App / SaaS
On request · scoping required first
- Product scoping
- Design system
- Iterative development
- Migration of your data
What moves the budget
Four levers, explained at scoping
The scope
The number of pages, screens and journeys to design.
Integrations
Payment, carriers, invoicing or tools you already use.
Content
Copy, translations and visuals: supplied by you or written with us.
Priorities
What must go live first, and what can follow in a second phase.
Frequent questions
What we get asked most
Every project is quoted individually: the amount follows the scope agreed together, not a standard rate card. We first put a written scope in place (pages, integrations, content, priorities), then we cost it.
Count on 4 to 6 weeks for a business website, 8 to 12 for an online shop and at least 3 months for an application. The schedule is set during scoping and kept to.
Yes, entirely. The code, the domain name, the hosting and your content are in your name: you can walk away with all of it at any time.
Yes. We deliver a simple back office for your text, images, news and products, plus an hour of training for your team.
From sole traders to organisations of several hundred people. The scope follows the budget: a small excellent site beats a large half-finished one.
A single point of contact, a staging link updated every week and a short video call. You see the project moving forward continuously.
Next step
Looking for the right starting point?
Tell us the context and we will help you work out the next step.
