Services

From websites, online shops, web apps and mobile apps to custom software, with operations and support if you wish. Each service shows its packages, guide prices and timeframes.

WebsitesWebsites for small businesses and SMEs, from a single page to a large site. They load fast and work well on a phone.Guide pricefrom CHF 300from about 1 week
Online shopsOnline shops with card and TWINT payment and shipping, matched to your range of products. Customer accounts and discounts start with the “Shop with customer accounts” package.Guide pricefrom CHF 1'800from about 3 weeks
Web apps and SaaSCustomer portals, internal tools and SaaS products that run in the browser.Guide pricefrom CHF 9'000from about 6 weeks
Mobile appsApps for iOS and Android, all the way through to store release.Guide pricefrom CHF 15'000from about 10 weeks
Custom softwareSoftware, integrations and automation for processes off-the-shelf products do not cover.Guide pricefrom CHF 3'000from about 3 weeks
Operations and supportMonitoring, updates and help with faults, so your application runs reliably.Guide pricefrom CHF 30 per monthongoing

Guide price, not a quote.

Not subject to VAT. The amounts contain no VAT.

Which service fits your project?

Three questions are usually enough for a first idea.

Do people need to log in?: Then it is usually a web app. If you only want to inform people and receive enquiries, a website is enough.
Do you want to sell online?: Then you need an online shop with a basket and payment.
Do your customers need the product on the go?: For use several times a week, a mobile app pays off. For occasional use, a web app in the browser is often enough.

How to recognise the right service

Websites: You run a small business, say as a dog trainer, hairdresser or tradesperson, and need a proper presence online.
Online shops: You want to sell products online and not just show them.
Web apps and SaaS: A process currently runs on spreadsheets, email or duplicate data entry.
Mobile apps: Your users need the product on the move, several times a week.
Custom software: Your staff copy data by hand between two systems.
Operations and support: Your website or application runs, but nobody owns it.