Solutions
Software services organised around business outcomes
Six ways we engage. Each one names who it suits, what you get, what it excludes, how long it takes and what it costs.
Offer 01
Websites that bring enquiries
A site that is live in days, measured from launch, and produces enquiries you can count.
- Best suited for
- Owner-run firms in Prague and Central Bohemia — construction and renovation, garages and vehicle services, transport and moving companies — and English-speaking owners who need a bilingual CZ/EN site.
- Typical duration
- 5–20 working days
- Indicative price
- 24 900 – 79 900 Kč, fixed
Warning signs
- The site was built years ago and you would rather not send the link.
- Customers come only by referral and Google sends none.
- A DIY builder was started and abandoned.
- An agency quoted months and would not name a price.
- Nobody can say how many enquiries the site produced last month.
What you get
- A custom-designed, mobile-first site — no shared templates
- A published fixed price and a working-day delivery date
- Consent-gated GA4, Search Console and conversion events
- LocalBusiness and FAQ structured data
- A lead form with routing, and a Google Business Profile set up
- Domain, hosting and SSL for the first year, with a documented handover
What this does not include
- Online shops with a large catalogue — we will point you to a shop platform.
- Content portals or ongoing content production.
- A guarantee of search rankings — no one can honestly make that promise.
Offer 02
AI automation for operational workflows
Rules-based and document-heavy work runs without a person in the middle, and the exceptions that remain arrive in one reviewable queue.
- Best suited for
- Operations leaders whose teams spend hours every week moving the same information between systems, inboxes and spreadsheets.
- Typical duration
- 3–6 weeks for a first production-connected workflow
- Indicative price
- €8,000–€20,000
Warning signs
- Someone re-types data from email or PDFs into a system every day.
- Quotes, orders or invoices are assembled by hand from three different tools.
- Month-end reconciliation depends on one person and one spreadsheet.
- Answering a routine customer question means searching four systems.
What you get
- A process map of the current workflow with volumes, handoffs and failure points.
- Document intake that extracts structured fields from PDFs, scans and email attachments.
- Integrations between the systems already in use — CRM, accounting, booking, ERP.
- An exception queue with human review, audit trail and re-run capability.
- Monitoring, alerting and a runbook for the people who own the process.
What this does not include
- Training or hosting foundation models.
- Company-wide data-platform or warehouse programmes.
- Replacing an ERP or accounting system.
Proof
Automation proof for this offer is still being prepared for publication. Ask and we will walk through the relevant work in a call rather than publish an unverified claim.
Offer 03
Internal tools and integrations
The people running the business work in one place that matches how the business actually operates, instead of reconciling four tools by memory.
- Best suited for
- Owners and COOs whose operation has outgrown spreadsheets but does not fit an off-the-shelf product.
- Typical duration
- 4–10 weeks for a first usable release
- Indicative price
- €8,000–€20,000
Warning signs
- The real operating system of the company is a shared spreadsheet.
- Two departments keep separate versions of the same list.
- Off-the-shelf software was bought, configured and then partly abandoned.
- Nobody can answer "what is the current state of this job" without asking three people.
What you get
- An admin panel or operational dashboard built around the real workflow.
- Scheduling, dispatch or job-tracking screens with role-based access.
- A unified view assembled from the systems already in place.
- A customer or partner portal where the workflow requires one.
- Data migration from the spreadsheets currently holding the process together.
What this does not include
- Building a general-purpose product to sell to third parties — that is an MVP Build.
- Replacing accounting or payroll systems of record.
- Ongoing manual data entry as a service.
Offer 04
MVP and digital product development
The smallest credible production release is live with real users, and the next decision is based on usage rather than opinion.
- Best suited for
- Founders and product leaders with a validated commercial opportunity and no production software behind it yet.
- Typical duration
- 6–12 weeks to a production-ready first release
- Indicative price
- €20,000–€60,000
Warning signs
- The idea has been discussed for months and specified for none.
- A design agency produced screens that no one has costed to build.
- The scope grows every time it is discussed.
- The first release date keeps moving because "one more thing" is required.
What you get
- Discovery: the problem, the buyer, the commercial case and the riskiest assumption.
- A prioritised scope with an explicit not-now list.
- An interactive UX prototype before production code is written.
- A web or mobile application, backend and the integrations it depends on.
- Analytics, launch support and a written next-increment plan.
What this does not include
- Fundraising material, pitch decks or financial modelling.
- Paid acquisition and go-to-market execution.
- Building every feature in the original wish list before launch.
Offer 05
Product rescue and modernisation
Control is restored: what exists is understood, what matters is prioritised, and releases become predictable again.
- Best suited for
- Leaders who already have software and are losing money to delays, instability or a codebase nobody wants to touch.
- Typical duration
- 1–2 weeks for the audit, then a scoped recovery plan
- Indicative price
- €2,500–€5,000 audit, recovery quoted from findings
Warning signs
- Deadlines have moved more than twice and no one can explain why.
- Every release breaks something that used to work.
- The original development team is unavailable, unresponsive or gone.
- Cost is rising while visible progress is falling.
What you get
- A product and technical audit with a ranked list of what is actually wrong.
- A reduced roadmap that gets the product to a defensible state.
- An architecture and reliability review with concrete remediation steps.
- A documented handover and takeover of the codebase, infrastructure and accounts.
- Selective AI or automation additions only where they remove real cost.
What this does not include
- Rewriting a working system because it is unfashionable.
- Acting as an expert witness in a dispute with a previous supplier.
- Guaranteeing recovery of a product that cannot be recovered — we will say so.
Offer 06
Ongoing development team
A development team you can rely on month to month, without hiring one.
- Best suited for
- Companies and founders with a steady backlog and no — or not enough — in-house developers.
- Typical duration
- Monthly
- Indicative price
- €3,000–€12,000/month
Warning signs
- The backlog grows faster than it ships.
- A freelancer disappeared, and the handover was worse than starting over.
- Hiring a team would take months you do not have.
- The in-house team is stretched across too many projects to keep up.
What you get
- A founder who owns delivery and is your single point of contact.
- Developers matched to your stack, not generalists rotated in.
- A weekly demo of working software.
- One shared backlog you can reprioritise at any time.
- Your repository, your accounts, and documentation written as we go.
- Capacity reviewed every month — scale up, down, or stop.
What this does not include
- Anonymous CVs rotated through your project.
- Work with no one accountable for the result.
- 24/7 on-call support unless specifically agreed.
Commercial model
How engagements are structured
Every offer above is delivered through one of the formats below. Website formats are fixed-price; studio formats are indicative and confirmed after discovery.
| Engagement | Deliverable | Typical duration | Indicative price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business website | 5–8 page site, measurement, consent, first Ads campaign set up | 10 working days | 39 900 Kč, fixed |
| Site care | Hosting, updates, monitoring, monthly report | Monthly | 990–2 490 Kč/month |
| Opportunity Sprint | Process analysis, prototype, ROI hypothesis and implementation plan | 1–2 weeks | €2,500–€5,000 |
| Automation Pilot | One production-connected workflow or internal tool | 3–6 weeks | €8,000–€20,000 |
| MVP Build | Production-ready first product release | 6–12 weeks | €20,000–€60,000 |
| Ongoing development team | A dedicated developer or small team, weekly demos, one shared backlog | Monthly | €3,000–€12,000/month |
Website packages are fixed-price and published in CZK. Studio engagements are indicative in EUR and confirmed after a paid discovery step.
Questions
Before you get in touch
Can you work with the systems we already have?
That is the normal case. Most engagements integrate with an existing CRM, accounting system, booking tool or ERP rather than replacing it. Where an API does not exist, we will tell you what the realistic alternatives cost before you commit.
Do you take over software someone else built?
Yes. It starts with an audit so that both sides understand what is actually there. We will not quote a recovery before we have read the code and the deployment setup.
How do you charge?
Discovery and audits are fixed-price. Delivery is scoped into increments with an agreed price per increment. Ongoing partnership is a monthly retainer. Published ranges are indicative and confirmed after discovery.
Who owns the code?
You do. Repositories, infrastructure accounts and documentation are handed over as part of delivery, not held as leverage.
What do you not do?
We do not run paid acquisition, or take on work where we cannot see a path to a business outcome. If a cheaper off-the-shelf product solves your problem, we will name it. Developers we add to an ongoing team are matched to your stack and accountable to the founder, not anonymous contractors rotated through with no one responsible.
Not sure which one you need?
Describe what is happening today and what you want to change. We will tell you which engagement fits — or that none of them do.