Web App Development
Software built around how your business actually works. Not a template you have to fit yourself into.
Every build starts with a real conversation about what the job actually needs to do. By the time we're writing code, there's nothing left to guess at. Starts at $4,750, fixed price.
No "buy now" button here — the build is never sold cold.
Sound familiar?
Outgrown a spreadsheet, a Facebook group, or a plugin held together with hope?
"We're running a live event off a paper check-in sheet, and someone always finds the error at the worst possible moment." "Our process works, technically — but it takes three people and a calculator to be sure of it." "Our catalogue, client list, or process lives in folders and group chats, and it's finally outgrown that." If any of those is the honest answer, a generic template won't fix it — it'll just give you a different version of the same workaround.
What you get
Not vibes — specifics.
The diagnosis, not a guess.
Built off a real strategy report, not a sales assumption — so it solves the problem you actually have.
Reusable IP, not a rebuild every time.
Platform architecture proven on real client builds — faster to ship, fewer surprises, your build de-risked by every build before it.
Ownership.
It's your codebase, no ongoing licence — nobody can hold your business hostage to a subscription.
A run plan, not a handover-and-vanish.
Hosting, fixes, and small improvements for $49–99/mo — it keeps earning after the invoice is paid.
The price
Starts at $4,750, one fixed price.
Your build is quoted from the strategy report — a single fixed price, no meter running. 50% to start, 50% on delivery, then $49–99/mo to keep it running.
If we don't deliver what's defined in your strategy report, the final milestone isn't invoiced.
Most builds pay for themselves inside the first year. After that, it's the business's, and it keeps earning every year on top.
A comparable agency build usually runs $30,000+ over six months, with every change after kickoff billed on top. The conversation upfront settles it before you spend anything — if you actually need that scale of build, or something smaller and cheaper that does the same job.
Proof
From a paper check-in queue to a live backstage dashboard — a complete event-day system for a dance competition organiser.
Digital check-in replacing paper lists, a live backstage running order, automatic results tallying across every category, and a searchable lookup for every video order a performer made. The whole event now runs off one system instead of six paper lists and a prayer.
Before you get in touch
Questions about the build
Every build still starts with a proper conversation first — it's often where "what I think I need" and "what actually moves the needle" turn out to be two different things.
Then you don't get sold one. You get the report, and if a strategy engagement is the better fix, that's what we recommend instead.
Starts at $4,750. It depends on scope, but we quote one fixed price per build, set from a written strategy report — not an hourly rate. 50% to start, 50% on delivery, plus $49–99/month afterward to keep it hosted and running. For comparison, a comparable agency build typically runs $30,000+ over six months, with every change after kickoff billed on top.
We don't publish a fixed turnaround figure — timelines are set per build once the scope is diagnosed and written into a strategy report. What is fixed is the price itself: once scoped, it's one price, not an open-ended hourly meter.
We guarantee our builds: if the delivered work doesn't match what was defined in your strategy report, the final milestone isn't invoiced. The scope itself is written down and agreed before the build starts.
Yes. Builds aren't handed over and forgotten — we offer an ongoing plan from $49–99/month that covers hosting, fixes, and small improvements, so the software keeps running (and keeps earning) after launch.
Yes. We build client-owned software, not a licensed product — there's no ongoing licence fee for the build itself. The $49–99/month ongoing cost covers hosting, fixes, and small improvements, not permission to keep using something you don't own.
Yes. Web App Development is for a bespoke app or database — something custom-built because the business doesn't have the right tool for the job yet, like the event-day system we built for a dance competition organiser. Website Development is for a marketing or business site. Same diagnose-first process either way.