What is the difference between a website and a web application?
A website primarily presents information. A web application executes business logic through user roles, permissions and stateful data.
SOFTWARE SYSTEMSSOFTWAREWeb applications and SaaS.
SOFTWAREWeb applications and SaaS.
Built as scalable systems.
We design and engineer multi-user web applications and subscription platforms — with defined system architecture, data models and long-term operational stability.
Software as structured infrastructure.
A SaaS product is not just functionality. It is a system of roles, data layers, permissions and operational logic.
System capabilities.
Multi-user web applications
Role-aware applications with explicit access boundaries, stable data structures and maintainable domain logic.
Subscription SaaS platforms
Subscription systems with account lifecycle, billing architecture and infrastructure prepared for operational growth.
Admin & operational dashboards
Control interfaces for internal teams with policy-aware actions, audit visibility and reporting consistency.
Internal workflow systems
Automation-focused systems replacing fragmented manual processes with structured process orchestration.
Client portals
Secure client-facing layers connecting account data, requests and operational interactions without exposing internal tools.
Data & reporting platforms
Governed reporting systems that connect pipelines, business metrics and decision-critical operational data.
Defined before development.
Role & access control
Authorization is defined at domain level, not as a UI patch during late development.
Tenant isolation (multi-tenancy)
Tenant boundaries are designed for security, compliance and clear operational separation.
Modular system design
Feature domains are separated to support maintainability, iterative releases and long-term scalability.
API-first contracts
Interfaces are defined before implementation, enabling predictable integration and system evolution.
Background processing & queues
Asynchronous operations are isolated from user interaction paths for stability and performance.
Monitoring & logging
Operational observability is embedded from day one to support reliability at scale.
Revenue logic built into architecture.
Subscription tiers
Plan boundaries and entitlement logic are implemented as core architectural rules.
Usage-based billing
Metering and billing thresholds are integrated into domain logic and reporting.
Freemium models
Access segmentation and upgrade pathways are designed directly into product behaviour.
Enterprise contracts
Contract-specific requirements are reflected in provisioning, permissions and support structures.
White-label structures
Multi-brand deployment capabilities are implemented through tenant-level configuration layers.
From idea to scalable product.
01
Product & system strategy
Scope, system boundaries and decision criteria are defined before implementation.
02
Architecture & UX definition
System contracts and interface logic are structured together as one product layer.
03
MVP engineering
Core workflows are delivered on production-ready foundations with measurable technical quality.
04
Scaling & optimisation
Performance, reliability and operational efficiency are improved through structured iteration.
Investment aligned with system complexity.
Web application
From €12,000
Structured product build with core workflows, role logic and integrated data model.
SaaS platform
From €18,000
Subscription-ready platform architecture with operational tooling and billing integration.
Complex multi-tenant system
From €30,000
High-complexity architecture with tenant isolation, policy layers and scaling infrastructure.
Common questions.
Do you build multi-tenant SaaS systems?
Yes. Tenant separation, policy design and operational control are part of our core SaaS architecture work.
Can you integrate payments and subscriptions?
Yes. Subscription lifecycle, billing logic and payment integrations are implemented at system level.
How long does development take?
Typical delivery ranges from 10 to 20 weeks depending on scope, integrations and product complexity.
Can you migrate an existing product?
Yes. We manage migration strategy, data mapping and phased transition plans with continuity in mind.
Do you offer long-term technical support?
Yes. We provide structured post-launch support for maintenance, optimisation and controlled product evolution.