What the work costs, and what moves the number

Most agency pricing is a conversation designed to work out what a client can pay. The four practices here carry published starting figures instead: web design from nine hundred euros, apps and SaaS from three thousand, an AI system from two thousand, and growth and marketing at one thousand a month.

Those are starting points, not quotes, and scope is what moves them. A landing page for one founder is a different object from a web shop that has to carry several languages and card payments, and a product talking to one payment provider is not the product that has to reconcile with a back office somebody installed in 2011.

Every project runs through four steps, define, design, build and run, and scope, price and payment terms are agreed in writing before work starts.

You own the output at the end, files and repositories and accounts included. The four practices are priced separately but built together for the reason the practices page states plainly: hire four specialists and you get four disconnected things, each one correct on its own terms and none of them agreeing with the others.