A web app is a different problem than a website — auth, data models, permissions, and workflows that have to hold up as real users hit them daily. We staff full-stack developers who've built dashboards, portals, and SaaS platforms end to end, with transparent pricing instead of an open-ended hourly clock.
Auth, permissions, and data models designed to hold up under daily use, not just look right in a walkthrough.
One developer or team that can own a feature from database schema to the interface, instead of handoffs between disconnected specialists.
A fixed-price or monthly estimate tied to a defined scope — no open-ended hourly billing you have to police.
React, Next.js, and Node.js by default, chosen for what's actually maintainable two years in, not what's trendy this quarter.
Every developer has shipped a real multi-user platform, not just a CRUD tutorial project.
Data-heavy interfaces with filtering, reporting, and role-based views built around how your team actually works.
Authenticated areas for customers or internal teams, with permissions that match your org structure.
Multi-tenant architecture, billing integration, and the infrastructure a subscription product needs.
Connecting your app to payment providers, CRMs, and third-party services without brittle glue code.
Bug fixes, dependency updates, and feature additions after launch, on a monthly retainer.
A website mostly presents content to visitors. A web app has logged-in users, persistent data, and workflows — dashboards, portals, or a SaaS product where the interface changes based on what the user does. It needs auth, a data layer, and permissions a website doesn't.
Yes, for a defined scope. We start with a scoping call to lock down the feature set and give a fixed-price estimate, so you know the number before work starts rather than watching an hourly clock run.
React and Next.js on the frontend, Node.js on the backend by default — a stack that's widely supported and easy to hand off or hire for later. We adapt to your existing stack if you already have one in production.
Yes, on a monthly retainer covering bug fixes, dependency updates, and small feature work. Many clients move from a fixed-price build phase into ongoing maintenance once the app is live.
Tell us what platform you're building — we'll scope it and send a fixed-price or monthly estimate.