Pricing
What a custom web application costs
Web application budgets are driven by roles and integrations far more than by page count. Ten screens with four user types and an ERP connection costs more than forty simple ones.
Outcomes
- A budget matched to your role complexity
- Integration cost made visible early
- Phasing options with value at each step
- An indicative estimate in minutes
Pricing
Where it is used
Internal tool
One team, one process — €40,000 to €80,000.
Customer or partner portal
External users, permissions, integration — €70,000 to €180,000.
Operational platform
Multi-role, multi-process, high volume — €180,000 upwards.
What we deliver
- User roles and permission depth
- Number and quality of integrations
- Volume and performance requirements
- Multi-language and accessibility
- Reporting and analytics needs
Who this is for
- Companies replacing a spreadsheet or Access-era tool with a browser application.
- Teams costing an internal operations application for a defined department.
How delivery runs
- 01
Scoping
One to two weeks on the real workflow, systems and data. Output is a written scope and an indicative band.
- 02
Phased plan
The first usable release is identified explicitly so spend produces something usable early.
- 03
Fixed first phase
Phase one is quoted as a fixed price where scope allows; later phases are re-estimated with real velocity data.
- 04
Change log
Anything added after sign-off is estimated and scheduled in writing, so the budget never moves quietly.
Realistic timeline
Weeks 1–2
Scope, data model and screen inventory.
Weeks 3–9
Core application usable by a pilot group.
Weeks 10–16
Integrations, migration, rollout.
Build or buy
Buy something existing when
- A standard SaaS tool matches the process closely
- The process is not differentiating
Build custom when
- Your process does not fit the products you have trialled
- You need it joined to your ERP or CRM
What moves the price
Screen count and data complexity
Simple CRUD screens are quick; scheduling, pricing and allocation logic is where the hours go.
Real-time requirements
Live updates, concurrent editing and notifications add infrastructure and testing.
Offline and device support
Tablet and offline use in warehouses or on site changes the architecture and the cost.
Reporting depth
Operational lists are cheap; configurable analytics with historic snapshots is its own project.
Where projects go wrong
Budget set before scope
A number agreed before discovery is a guess. We give a band after a short scoping phase and narrow it once the workflow and integrations are documented.
Data migration priced last
Legacy data is rarely as clean as expected. We survey the actual export during discovery rather than assuming it at the end.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Is a web app cheaper than mobile?+
Usually, and far cheaper to maintain, because there is no store review or OS release cycle.
What about hosting?+
For most operational platforms, a few hundred euros a month — we size it during discovery.
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