One number, before anything starts.
Every engagement is one fixed number, agreed in writing against a scope and a date you have already seen. No hourly billing, no discovery call before you get a figure, and no invoice you did not expect.
What you are choosing between
Sized by what it covers and how long it takes. Every build starts where the one above it ended, so the staircase is the comparison — no matrix of ticks to read.
Rescue audit
10 days
A written assessment of what you already have. No code changes.
Adds
- What is broken, insecure or will not scale
- Fix cost, in priority order
- A report you keep either way
Launch
2 weeks
One focused thing, shipped.
Adds
- One scoped surface — tool, site or flow
- Designed and built, not templated
- Code, domain and hosting handed over
Growth
We recommend
4 weeks
A product with accounts behind it.
Adds
Everything in Launch
- Multi-tenant from the first commit
- Auth, roles and billing
- Admin surface and analytics
Full build
8 weeks
The whole system, live and monitored.
Adds
Everything in Growth
- Backend, integrations and the cloud it runs on
- CI/CD, monitoring, one-click rollback
- Handover docs for the next developer
The audit fee is credited in full against whichever build follows.
Bigger, or ongoing
EU migration
- Architecture and cutover
- Monitoring and a cost model
- A written record of where data lives
Quoted per system — unbounded discovery should never carry a fixed price.
Managed retainer
- Releases and monitoring
- On-call
- Quarterly review
Rolling monthly, 30 days notice either way.
How the money works
You get the number first
Scope is agreed in writing, then the price is fixed against it. Change the scope and you get a new number to approve — never a surprise invoice.
The audit is risk-free
If a rescue audit tells you nothing you did not already know, you do not pay for it. And it is credited in full against whichever build follows.
Everything is yours
Source code, domain, hosting account and documentation. No licence, no lock-in, nothing that blocks the next developer.
Swedish and EU funding
Digitalisation projects at small and medium Swedish companies are frequently eligible for EU Regional Fund co-financing — commonly 40%, and up to 60% in designated areas during 2026.
Eligibility depends on your company and region, so check before assuming. Most people never think to ask.
Illustration — of any qualifying build
Regional Fund covers 40%
you pay 60%
Up to 60% in designated areas, 2026
you pay 40%
Tell us the shape, get the number.
In your currency, in writing, and without a discovery call first.