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We build anything: from a pricing calculator on your site and 1C setup to a service that holds peak load. We will tell you honestly what can run on existing tools in a week and what has to be written over a month.

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About Us

Technology that works
for your business

We build IT solutions starting from your commercial goals. First we dig into the logic of your processes, then we design a resilient architecture ready for several times the current load.

Our priority is a predictable result with no hidden technical debt. We take on the whole cycle: from clean code and automation to competent server administration.

0
Warranty on the code
in the contract
All
Source code and rights
handed over after payment
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On-time
launches
24/7
Infrastructure
uptime

Development disciplines

We put together a team for the task: frontend, backend, 1C, full-stack, mobile and infrastructure. Take a single discipline, or the whole team.

Disciplines are not sold as an all-in bundle. If the task closes with one frontend developer over three weeks, we will say so and quote exactly those three weeks. If you need a team, it is built from the same people who run the studio’s projects.

From €25/hour

Frontend developer

frontend

We build the part the user sees and touches. We can work from your design, or draw one if it does not exist yet.

  • Markup from a design, verified on real devices
  • Interfaces in React, Vue and Next.js
  • Client areas, admin panels and dashboards
  • Load speed and Core Web Vitals
HTML/CSSTypeScriptReactVue 3Next.jsTailwind
from €25/hourinterface from a design — from €390

Backend developer

backend

The server side everything else leans on: data, permissions, money and exchange with outside systems.

  • APIs for the site, the app and partners
  • Data schema and migrations without downtime
  • Queues, background jobs, reports
  • Load, caching and slow queries
PythonDjangoFastAPINode.jsGoPostgreSQLRedis
from €28/hourserver and API — from €1,050

1C developer

1c

We get the accounting side working and connect it to the site, the warehouse and marketplaces — with no manual file shuffling.

  • Configuration changes, data processors and print forms
  • Reports that match your processes
  • Exchange with the site, CRM and marketplaces
  • Updating a customised configuration
1C:Enterprise 8.3Trade ManagementSmall Firm ManagementODataCommerceML
from €28/hourcustomisation — from €300

Full-stack developer

fullstack

One person carries the task from the data schema to the button on screen. A fit for products where separate frontend and backend teams would be overkill.

  • MVPs and services with their own logic
  • A prototype that grows into a product
  • Integrations and the admin panel in one pair of hands
  • Deployment and the first launch
TypeScriptNext.jsPythonDjangoPostgreSQLDocker
from €30/hourservice end to end — from €1,950

Mobile developer

mobile

Apps for iOS and Android: cross-platform when time to market matters, native when performance does.

  • Kotlin and Swift for native work
  • Flutter and React Native for speed
  • Push, offline mode, synchronisation
  • Store publishing and updates
KotlinSwiftFlutterReact Native
from €30/hourapplication — from €3,800

DevOps and infrastructure

devops

Everything between the code and the user: builds, servers, monitoring and recovery after a failure.

  • Docker, CI/CD and automatic deployment
  • Monitoring, alerts, incident analysis
  • Backups with restore checks
  • Moving a project to another platform
DockerNginxGitLab CIPrometheusGrafanaYandex Cloud
from €28/hourenvironment setup — from €490

Services and pricing

Guide figures as at late 2026. The exact quote depends on scope and the number of integrations — we calculate it after a short conversation and fix it before work starts.

Prices are indicative and shown in euros. VAT is not charged: the Contractor applies the simplified tax regime with a VAT exemption. The figures are indicative and do not constitute a public offer under Article 437 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation. The final price, scope and schedule are fixed in the contract and the invoice. If your task is not listed, describe it and we will quote it individually.

What you get besides the code

The terms are the same for a small integration and for a large portal — they are written into the contract, not promised by a manager.

Fixed estimate

The price and the scope are locked in the contract. If the task grows, we agree on it separately instead of invoicing after the fact.

Sources and rights

Once paid, you receive the repository, the documentation and exclusive rights to the result. You are not tied to us.

A demo every week

You see a working product on a weekly call instead of getting everything at the very end. The direction can be corrected at any stage.

Tests and acceptance

Key scenarios are covered by tests and acceptance runs against a checklist, not by eye.

NDA on request

We sign a non-disclosure agreement before receiving any access. Client data never leaves the project perimeter.

A month of warranty

For a month after delivery we fix implementation bugs free of charge and answer your team’s questions.

Start a Partnership

Need to build a complex product or scale an existing one? Submit a request.

Shall we discuss your project?

Three short steps — and we come back with an estimate, timeline and a couple of similar cases. Free of charge and with no commitment.

Step 1 of 3 · direction

Tick everything that fits. You can pick several options or skip this step.

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Leave at least one contact — phone, email or telegram

One of the three is enough, but you can leave all of them. Our manager will get in touch shortly using the contacts you provide.

The estimate and consultation are free. We never call unannounced and never pass your contacts on.

Request sent

We will send the estimate, timeline and similar cases within one business day. If it is urgent, write to us on Telegram — we reply faster there.

How the work runs

Six stages from the first conversation to production support. Each one ends with something you can look at and accept.

  1. Brief and estimate

    1–3 days

    We go through the task, the constraints and the deadlines. We say plainly what can be assembled from off-the-shelf parts in a week and what will take a month to write. This stage is free.

    You end up withAn estimate with the scope and a plan of stages
  2. Design

    3–7 days

    Data schema, scenarios, architecture and the choice of stack. Acceptance criteria are agreed before the first line of code, so handover is not an argument about what counts as finished.

    You end up withArchitecture, data schema and an acceptance checklist
  3. Development

    by scope

    We build in iterations and show a working result every week. The direction can be corrected at any stage, while it is still cheap to do so.

    You end up withA weekly demo and access to the repository
  4. Testing and acceptance

    1–2 weeks

    Automated tests for the key scenarios, manual checks and load testing. Acceptance runs against the agreed checklist rather than by eye.

    You end up withA test report and a signed acceptance certificate
  5. Launch

    3–5 days

    We deploy on your own infrastructure and set up the build pipeline, monitoring and backups. Source code, rights, credentials and documentation are handed over.

    You end up withA working product, the source code, the rights and the instructions
  6. Support and growth

    from a month

    A twelve-month warranty on implementation defects. After that: incident cover, updates and improvements on reserved hours.

    You end up withA support agreement, a work report and a growth plan

Stages do not blur into one another. Each closes with a result you can look at and accept, and the scope and price of every stage are fixed in the contract before work starts. If the design stage shows the task can be solved more simply, we revise the estimate downwards.

Case Studies

Solving real business challenges: handling loads and automating processes.

neoved calculator
Fintech
neoved — cross-border calculator
Two modes, 18 currencies and 6 crypto pairs: the client sees the fee and total before contacting anyone.
18 currencies and 6 crypto pairs
a:store bot ecosystem
Automation
a:store — an ecosystem of four bots
Chat monitoring with filters, broadcasts, reply tracking and scheduled channel publishing.
4 bots in one set

Nothing quite like your project?

This is only part of our work — several clients are under a non-disclosure agreement and we are not free to publish them. Tell us what you need and we will send a write-up of a comparable project with figures, plus a budget range.

Show more on request We reply within one business day

Need a resilient architecture?

Tell us about the task — we will discuss it and show relevant cases.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you transfer the source code and rights?
Yes, absolutely. Upon full payment, all exclusive rights to the design, source code, and content transfer to you. We also hand over all project documentation and access credentials.
Can you support the project after launch?
Yes. Support after launch is agreed as a separate arrangement. We offer SLA packages with guaranteed response times, server monitoring, and continuous feature development.
How do you estimate a project when there is no specification yet?
That is the normal starting point, and we do not require a written brief from you. The first step is the audit and architecture stage, 1–3 days: we work through the business task, propose a solution and give a budget range. The scope is then fixed and the range becomes the estimate in the contract. You pay nothing before signing.
How long does development take, and what drives the timeline?
The Services and Pricing block gives the benchmarks: a pricing calculator — 1–2 weeks, a Telegram bot with payments and a catalogue — 4–6 weeks, a B2B portal — from 8 weeks, a custom web service — from 10 weeks, a mobile app — from 12 weeks. Integrations move the timeline most: when the system on the other side has no usable API, the exchange has to run through an intermediate service. The exact timeline follows the audit and is fixed in the contract.
What exactly do we receive besides a working product?
The source code in your repository, architecture and deployment documentation, access to every service, and instructions for standing the project up from scratch. The acceptance test is simple: another team must be able to deploy the project without us. That is why you get documentation rather than a chat history.
What does the 12-month warranty cover, and what counts as new work?
The warranty covers defects in our code — behaviour that differs from what was agreed at acceptance. Those fixes are free for 12 months after handover (art. 722 of the Russian Civil Code). New features, changes to agreed logic and failures caused by third-party contractors are not covered — they are separate work with a separate estimate. The warranty period can be extended by a support agreement.
Will you take over a project someone else wrote?
Yes, this comes up often. We start with an audit: we read the code, review the architecture and the technical debt, and show what can be fixed in place and what is cheaper to rewrite. This work is billed hourly — from €25/hour — and we state the hours per task before starting.
We only need to reinforce our own team — is that an option?
It is, and it is one of the three scenarios clients come to us with. We plug into your process: your tracker, your code review, your sprints. The work is billed hourly — from €25/hour — with scope agreed sprint by sprint. This format fits when the architecture already exists and you need hands rather than decisions.
Our 1C configuration is old and has no usable API — is integration possible?
Yes. For systems without an API we work through file exchange (CommerceML), OData, or an intermediate service that accepts data in a format 1C can produce and exposes a proper API outwards. It costs more and takes longer than a ready API — and that shows up in the estimate, not halfway through the work.
Where will the data be stored?
On Russian infrastructure: Yandex Cloud, VK Cloud, Selectel. Personal data of Russian citizens lands first in a database inside Russia — that is a requirement of art. 18(5) of Federal Law 152-FZ, not our preference. If the project also has an overseas environment, we separate storage and document the scheme.
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