We draw up and build your next digital product.

It depends on the scope. A simpler website with 5-8 pages starts around 35,000 kr, while an app or e-commerce store with custom functionality usually lands between 80,000 and 250,000 kr. We always give a fixed price before starting, based on a requirements list we put together together. If you'd rather have ongoing development instead of a fixed project, that works too, then we invoice hourly or on a monthly retainer.

A smaller website normally takes 3-5 weeks from start to launch. An app or e-commerce store with more features usually takes 8-14 weeks. We provide a timeline in the quote and keep you updated continuously, you never need to wonder where the project stands.

Yes. Every website we build has an interface where you can add and edit pages, news and case studies without knowing how to code. We walk you through it at handover, and you can always reach out if something's unclear.

Yes, fully. Once the final invoice is paid, you own all the code, design and content. We don't lock you in, you can take the code to another provider if you want, though of course we hope you'll stick around for the maintenance.

Usually, yes. We start with a technical review of the existing site to see what can be reused and what needs to be rebuilt from the ground up. Old WordPress sites with a lot of plugin clutter are often easier to rebuild entirely, while newer platforms sometimes just need updating and optimizing.

It's up to you. Some clients want to handle everything themselves after launch and only reach out as needed. Others sign a maintenance agreement where we handle security updates, backups and monitoring on an ongoing basis. Agreements are monthly with no long commitment.

The packages are for anyone who'd rather spread out the cost instead of paying everything at delivery. You pay a fixed monthly amount for the commitment period (usually 12–24 months), and hosting, backups and security updates are included throughout. If that doesn't suit your business, you can still order it as a regular fixed-price project instead.

Usually, yes, as long as the systems have an API or can be reached in some structured way. We map your systems first, then build workflows, typically with n8n, that move data and trigger actions between them. You always get visibility into the workflow, not just a result you have to blindly trust.

Yes, that's exactly what our data migration service is for. We map the data in the old system, clean up what can't be carried over as-is, and test the migration in a separate environment before touching anything in production. The goal is always zero data loss and minimal downtime.