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Your App, Built for a Fixed Price. Yours to Own.

Most builds cost €12,000–€25,000, go live in 6–10 weeks, and are in your name from day one.

Driver apps, booking systems, customer portals, online stores, and the back-office tools behind them. We're a team of five in Novi Sad, Serbia, working with small businesses across the UK, the EU, and the US. You talk to the designers and developers building your app, never an account manager. The price is agreed before we start, and it doesn't move unless you ask for more.

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Who we are

Most small businesses don't have a technical person on the team. That's what we are. We're five people in Novi Sad, Serbia: two developers, a designer, a DevOps engineer, and a project manager, led by founder Petar Paunović, who is on every project. We work with businesses in the UK, the EU, and the US on Central European time, so we overlap with the whole London working day and the New York morning. We help you decide what to build, agree a fixed price, build it, and stay on to fix and improve it. You never pay for work you haven't seen, and everything we build belongs to you.

You run the business. We handle the technology.

From Idea to Launched App

Three steps, handled by the same senior team: plan exactly what to build, build it for a fixed price, then keep improving it after launch.

Recent Work

Three businesses like yours, before and after their app. Every one was a fixed price, delivered to the price.

Our Products

We also run apps of our own. inkedme was designed and built by the same team that would build yours, and we still run it today.

  • inkedme

    Find your tattoo artist and book your next piece.

    Browse tattoo artists' portfolios, request a booking, agree the details, and pay your deposit — all in one conversation instead of scattered DMs.

    • Artist portfolios and reviews
    • One thread per booking
    • Deposits paid in-app
    • Sessions synced to your calendar
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What Our Clients Say

Business owners on what changed after launch, in their own words.

They joined our engineering team for six months to build an internal tool our analysts now use every day. Clean code, documentation we could actually follow, and when they left we were able to run it ourselves. That last part is rarer than it should be.
Djordje StojiljkovicTechnical Lead · AVIV Group

Pricing

Real numbers, so you can decide whether a call is worth your time. Every project gets an exact fixed price in the Planning Week, and it doesn't change unless you ask for more. Prices in euros, excluding VAT. Pay in stages. No hourly billing.

App Build

Fixed features, fixed price

€9,000–€35,000Most builds land between €12,000 and €25,000

How it works

We build exactly what's in the plan, typically user logins, online payments, an admin panel, and hosting set up in your name. You pay 30% upfront, 30% when you approve the designs, and 40% at launch, each after you've seen the work. Anything extra mid-build is priced in writing before we do it. Includes 30 days of free fixes after launch.

Ideal for

Businesses ready to launch a real app for real customers: a booking system, a driver app, a customer portal, a store, or a tool that replaces a spreadsheet.

Monthly Support

10–20 hours a month

€1,500–€2,800Per month, depending on hours. No long contract

How it works

A fixed monthly fee for a set number of senior developer hours, from the same people who built your app. A planning call every two weeks, a shared to-do board, and a task list you prioritise. Unused hours roll over for a month. Pause or cancel with 30 days' notice.

Ideal for

Businesses with a live app that need ongoing fixes and new features, without hiring a full-time developer at €4,000+ a month.

What You Can Count On

The terms we work by on every project, agreed before any work starts.

Certified by Amazon, Microsoft & Google

Your app will run on cloud servers, and the hosting bill is yours for as long as the app exists. Our engineers are certified on Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud, so we pick the one that fits your app and set it up in your name, sized for what you actually need. No oversized hosting bill, and no lock-in to us.

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More than 20 apps built and launched.

User logins, online payments, admin panels, and hosting setup are things we've built more than twenty times. Your project starts from parts that already work, which is how most builds go live in 6–10 weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

The questions business owners ask us most before starting, including the awkward ones. Still unsure? Book a free 1-hour call and we'll answer them for your project.

How much does it cost to build an app with you?

App Builds run from €9,000 to €35,000, and most land between €12,000 and €25,000. A booking system with payments and an admin panel sits near the lower end; a driver app with a live dispatch board sits near the upper end. The exact figure is fixed in the €1,200 Planning Week, which comes off the build price. You pay 30% upfront, 30% when you approve the designs, and 40% at launch.

What if I want to change something mid-build?

You can, and most clients do. Small changes that don't affect the timeline, like wording, colours, or moving a button, we just do. Anything bigger is written up as a change request with its own price and its effect on the launch date, before we start on it. You approve it or you don't. The original price never moves without your written sign-off.

What if we disagree about whether something was included?

The Planning Week exists to stop this from happening. Every screen and feature is written down and priced before the build starts, and that document is what the contract refers to. If something's in it, we build it at the agreed price, even if it takes us longer than we estimated. If it isn't, it's a change request, and you decide.

Do I own the code?

Yes. The code, the hosting accounts, and every service the app uses are in your name from day one. If you ever stop working with us, you keep everything and can take it to another developer.

How long does it take to build an app?

Most apps go live in 6–10 weeks, depending on how much they need to do. We start with a Planning Week to agree the features, then build in two-week steps, showing you a working version after each one.

What if my business grows and the app needs to do more?

We build with growth in mind from day one, so more customers won't mean starting over. When you need changes, like new features, more users, or connections to other tools, Monthly Support gives you senior developers without a full-time hire.

What happens after my app launches?

Every App Build includes 30 days of free fixes after launch. After that, you can move to Monthly Support from €1,500 a month, or hand the app over to your own team. We document everything so anyone can pick it up.

Who will I actually be working with?

The people building your app. We're a team of five: two developers, a designer, a DevOps engineer, and a project manager, and founder Petar Paunović is on every project. There's no sales team and no account manager, so the person on your calls is the person writing the code. Your project is never handed to a subcontractor.

Where are you based, and who do you work with?

Novi Sad, Serbia, on Central European time. Most of our clients are in the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, and the US. We overlap with the full London working day and the New York morning, so you get same-day answers. Calls and contracts are in English, and invoices are in euros.

Book a Free 1-Hour Call.

Tell us what you want to build. You'll talk to the people who'd build it, and leave with a rough price, a rough timeline, and a clear next step. No sales pitch, no follow-up sequence.

What happens on the call

  1. Tell us what you want to build and what it should replace.
  2. Get a rough price and timeline on the call, not in a proposal two weeks later.
  3. Leave with a clear next step, even if it's not us.