Review
An independent written verdict on code, a platform you may buy, or your tender.
from
€1,200
- Report ranked by risk
- What to fix first, with effort
- Walkthrough call with your team
Prices you can see before the first call.
Every engagement ends in a written scope with one fixed price and a date. These are where prices start.
Build
A new system, website, AI agent or integration, built, deployed and run.
from
€2,500
- Written scope, fixed price, a date
- Senior review of every change
- Deployed to your cloud, handed over
- Run by us after launch, from €190 a month
Embed
A senior engineer with the AI pipeline, working in your team and repository.
per week
€4,000
- Your tools, your backlog
- Weekly written progress
- Stop with two weeks' notice
Work out your price.
AI agents write and test most of the code and run the routine checks after launch. A senior engineer designs it and reviews every change. That is why the numbers are lower than you expect.
Reviews, priced per report
Not in the calculator: each review is one fixed price for a written report you keep.
ServiceFromTypical
- Code review and security auditA written report: what's broken, what's risky, what to fix first.from €1,500 · 3–5 days3–5 days
- Technical due diligenceWhat a codebase really contains, before you buy or invest.from €2,500 · 1 week1 week
- RFP and tender responsesThe technical half of your bid: architecture, estimates, risks, compliance.from €1,200 · 2–5 days2–5 days
How builds are paid
Tied to things you can check. Reviews are paid on delivery. Larger builds start with a €2,000 scoping week, credited in full.
- 30%When the scope is signed
- 40%At the first working deployment
- 30%At handover of code and keys
Questions about price
What if the scope changes?
You get a written change note with its price and date before any work on it starts. Nothing is billed you did not approve.
What is not included?
Fees for third-party services, such as AI model usage, email sending or paid APIs, which go on your own accounts. Writing your content and translations, unless the scope says so.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. It lives in your repository or is handed over at the end, and the contract says so.
What does running it after launch cost?
It depends on the size of the system and the support hours you need: monitoring, backups, security updates and fixes. The Run after launch tab in the calculator gives your monthly price.