How much does custom software cost?

It depends on scope, but a serious quote is always itemized. On the discovery call I give you a range you can defend and the variables that move it.

Who owns the code when the project ends?

You do. You get the source code and documentation. No hidden dependencies, no vendor lock-in.

Do you work hourly or fixed-price?

For well-defined scope, fixed price for predictability. For exploratory work or maintenance, hourly. I propose the model that suits you.

Custom software

Custom software development for your business

Web apps and integrations built around your real process — not a template forced to fit. One point of contact, decisions that hold up, and a quote you can defend.

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What I build

Custom web apps

Dashboards, portals and internal tools that automate what you do by hand today.

Integrations & APIs

Connecting systems that don't talk to each other (ERP, CRM, gateways, third parties) so you stop copying data.

Custom management software

Lightweight ERP and internal tools when no off-the-shelf product fits your operation.

MVP for startups

Fixed scope, timeline and ballpark price to validate your idea without burning the round.

How I work

Diagnosis first

Understand the business problem before writing a line. The most profitable hour is the one that avoids building what wasn't needed.

Itemized quote

Clear line items, what's in and what's out, and how scope changes are handled. No surprises.

Code that lasts

Documented decisions and code anyone can pick up. The project is yours, and so is the code.

Custom, SaaS or no-code?

You don't always need custom software. Here's the honest call:

Off-the-shelf SaaS

if your process is standard and a product covers it. Cheaper and faster.

No-code

to validate fast or for simple internal flows that aren't your competitive edge.

Custom software

when your process is your edge, no product fits, or integration between systems is the bottleneck.

Frequently asked questions

How much does custom software cost?
It depends on scope, but a serious quote is always itemized. On the discovery call I give you a range you can defend and the variables that move it.
Who owns the code when the project ends?
You do. You get the source code and documentation. No hidden dependencies, no vendor lock-in.
Do you work hourly or fixed-price?
For well-defined scope, fixed price for predictability. For exploratory work or maintenance, hourly. I propose the model that suits you.