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INDICATIVE

Prepared forA craft workshop with four people

What you asked for
Management systems and SaaS platforms
The project
Order and stock management: today everything runs on spreadsheets and WhatsApp messages.
Budget given
€3,000–10,000
Timeline
Within three months
How we'd build it
Three phases: the first part (order intake and stock) is usable within about 4 weeks, the rest grows while it's already in use.
What pushes the price up
Integrations with programs already in use, several kinds of user, data to migrate from existing systems.
What brings it down
Materials already ready in digital form, one phase at a time, nothing to recover from scratch.

This document is indicative: it comes from your answers, not from an analysis. It's not an offer, and it doesn't commit either of us.

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What do you need?

You can pick more than one, and change your mind anytime.

That's fine: go ahead, and tell us in your own words.

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Off-catalog requests are normal: we read them like all the others, and they're often the most interesting.

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It gets you straight to the questions that matter for that kind of work. It's not a commitment — you can change it until you submit.

Tell us about the project

We care about the problem, not the technical terms: how it works today, what wastes your time, who deals with it.

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It's the part we read first, and the one we build the proposal on.

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It tells us whether we need to carry over content, addresses and rankings, or start from scratch — it changes the work and the price.

Budget and timeline

How much were you thinking of investing?

That's fine. We'll put a figure in the proposal ourselves, once we understand what's needed — we're not asking you to guess.

With this budget we usually build one thing, done well: a single page that presents the business and brings in contacts, or a small automation that takes a repetitive task off your hands.

With this budget we usually build a full custom website: service pages, forms that actually work, copy set up to get found.

With this budget we usually build a custom site plus the part that works behind it — bookings, a catalog, a private area — or a system for a small team.

With this budget we usually build platforms with several user types, full management systems, or integrations between programs that don't talk to each other today. We work in phases: one part is usable after just a few weeks.

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It's not there to decide how much to charge you, but to propose something you can actually afford. If you don't know, leave the slider where it is.

When would you need it?

That's fine: if you have a more precise date in mind, add it to the project description.

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It tells us if we need to deliver in phases. If you have a real deadline, add it to the description — we'll keep it in mind.

straight talk

A management system in two weeks doesn't exist, and anyone who promises it will hand you something broken. What we can do: in two or three weeks we put the first usable part in your hands — usually the one wasting you the most time today — and build the rest in phases while you use it.

straight talk

A well-built custom website takes a few weeks, and the slowest part is usually not the code — it's copy and materials. If you have a real deadline (an opening, a trade fair), we put a single, complete, well-made page online first, and grow the site from there.

straight talk

You've asked for several things at once, all right away. We'll do them, but in order: in the proposal we'll tell you which one we'd start with, to give you the biggest advantage first.

How we'll get back to you

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So we don't write «Dear user».

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It's the only address we send the reply and summary to. No newsletter, no lists.

How do you prefer?
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Only if you'd rather be contacted there. We don't call out of the blue — we write first.

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