You see the draft before you get an offer.
We design your home page up front, quote in modules at a fixed price and plan backwards from the trade-fair date.
Four steps to go-live
Draft first
Before we talk about budget, you see a designed draft of your home page and a reference project from your industry. It is based on your dealer structure and export markets, not on a template.
An offer made of modules
Fifteen modules, each with a fixed price and clear dependencies. You book only what you need. No hourly billing; changes come only as a new module.
IT involved from day one
We settle hosting, interfaces and compliance in the first week, not just before go-live. The preliminary review of your ERP is part of module 07.
Operations with fixed contacts
After go-live: updates, security, an allowance for small changes and an agreed response time. You deal with the same two people, not a ticket system.
What you are spared
The pitch deck.Instead of slides, you see a draft in the browser. Whether we can design is clear from the first screen.
→ STEP 01Surprises on the final invoice.The price of every module is in the offer up front.
→ MODULE CATALOGUEA specification that takes months.Structure and design are agreed within four weeks. Then we build.
→ WEEK BAR, WEEK −12IT and data protection at the last minute.Both are at the table from kick-off. Relaunches usually fail because they join too late.
→ MODULES 07, 13A retainer with nothing to show for it.Each month the report shows what was delivered – updates, patches, changes – and what was not.
→ MODULES 14, 15
The schedule
- −16
- Kick-off: goals, dealer structure, export markets; IT and data protection at the table
- −12
- Structure and design agreed in the browser
- −8
- Build: product data, portal, pages
- −4
- Compliance and approvals: export control, processors, access
- −2
- Go-live
- 0
- Fair: stand, data sheets and website show the same
Let’s talk about your project.
Book a first call or tell us briefly what you have in mind. You hear back within two working days – with an offer or one question.