An external engineering department.
Not a dev agency, but a long-term technology partner: we build, operate and evolve the digital infrastructure of a business.
One partner across the cycle
We study the business, processes, needs and technical constraints.
References, an interactive prototype and the mechanics before engineering.
Engineering, customisation, integrations, testing and rollout.
Servers, databases, backups, monitoring, security and bug fixing.
New features, integrations, business-logic changes, optimisation and scale.
Recurring revenue
Four revenue sources, from a one-off diagnosis to monthly operations and development.
| № | Source | What the client pays for | Payment type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Discovery | Research and design | One-off |
| 2 | Development | Product delivery | One-off |
| 3 | Operations | Servers, support, security | Monthly |
| 4 | Evolution | New features and changes | Per request or subscription |
A subscription for development
Three levels of engineering capacity. A structure, not a fixed price: the amount depends on infrastructure, load, SLA and scope.
Basic
on request- Hosting and infrastructure
- Monitoring
- Backups
- Bug fixing
- Support
Growth
on request- Everything in Basic
- An agreed scope of changes
- Small new features
- Integrations
- Priority support
Partner
on request- Everything in Growth
- Dedicated engineering capacity
- Regular product development
- Architecture planning
- New modules and integrations
Every subscription has clear limits: hours, tasks, active requests or an agreed scope. No unlimited development for a fixed fee.
One technical foundation
We do not rebuild every solution from scratch: proven modules, with interfaces, data and business logic adapted to the business.
- Authentication and users
- Databases and common structures
- Payment modules
- Notifications and integrations
- Admin panels
- Analytics
- Monitoring and infrastructure
Our product library
What the contract fixes
- Initial development cost
- Infrastructure and third-party API cost
- Maintenance cost
- Included hours and changes
- Cost of additional work
- Response times for incidents (SLA)
- Source code and intellectual property rights
- Subscription termination and system handover
Discuss a technology partnership.
We will map the bottleneck, what should move to operations and which development format fits.