SaaS and software development in the Netherlands, with straight answers on scope and price.
We build SaaS products, AI automation, apps and online stores for Dutch companies, scale-ups and the agencies that serve them. You get a fixed quote in euros, weekly demos in your hours, and a direct answer when something will not work. The source code is yours once the work is paid for.
You came here because the backlog is longer than the team.
You probably know exactly what you want. If one of these four is where you are, say so in the form and we will get to the point too.
Your roadmap outgrew your engineering team.
Hiring developers takes months, and the roadmap will not wait. A team that starts this month ships the next release while you keep recruiting.
Your checkout has to move from iDEAL to Wero.
iDEAL is moving onto Wero, and some shops and platforms will need changes to their systems. We work through your payment provider so the switch is planned, tested and done once.
Your AI feature works in the demo and nowhere else.
Real data, permissions and edge cases broke it on contact. We rebuild it on your actual systems, with logged steps, a person approving what matters, and documentation ready for the EU AI Act.
Your agency sold more than it can build.
The client wants a platform, and your studio is great at brands and websites. We become your engineering team in the background, under your name.
What Dutch companies ask us to build.
One team builds and supports all seven services. Tell us the problem and we will tell you which one fits, or that you do not need us.
A product built for you, or the developers behind your agency.
Companies and founders hire us for a defined project. Agencies hire us as the developers they do not have to recruit.
Get it built and shipped.
You bring the goal. We scope it, give you a fixed price, build it in weekly slices and stay on after launch if you want us to.
Hire us as your developers.
Digital agencies, design studios and consultancies use us for the builds their clients ask for. Your brand, your client, your invoice.
Starting a product with a company registered in the Netherlands, such as a B.V.? We co-found three products a year and carry half or more of the build cost in exchange for equity. See the Co-Founder Program
The practical part, plainly put.
Calls on Amsterdam time.
The Netherlands runs on CET in winter and CEST in summer, and weekly demos and calls are booked inside your working day. Between calls, the shared board shows what is done, and questions get a written answer within one business day.
Quoted and invoiced in euros.
A starting payment reserves the team, then each payment follows a stage you have seen working. The last one falls at launch or handover. Bank transfer and major cards are accepted.
Your code, your IP.
A statement of work fixes scope, price and schedule. Once you have paid in full, you own the code, designs and content we made for you. We sign your NDA before you share anything sensitive.
The AVG, designed in.
We build to the AVG, the Dutch name for the GDPR, which the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens supervises. A Data Processing Addendum is available before work starts, and hosting runs in the region you choose, such as an EU region.
How a project runs, and what you receive at each stage.
Direct answers, working software every week.
Tell us what to build, and get a straight answer.
Tell us the goal and the deadline. If it is a fit, you get a written scope, a fixed quote in euros and a list of what we would leave out.
The people who would build it read it, not a sales team. If it is a fit, you get a written proposal with a timeline and a fixed price.
A link to your current site or product, the result you want in a year, a rough budget, and anything a previous developer left behind.
Book a free thirty-minute call at a time that suits you. No obligation, no pressure.
Book a free consultationFrequently asked questions.
Do you work with companies in the Netherlands?
Yes. We take on projects from Dutch companies on the same terms we offer clients on six continents: a written scope, a fixed quote in euros, and calls in CET or CEST. We work in English and build Dutch-language and bilingual sites, with the Dutch copy supplied by you or your translator.
What does a project cost, and how long does it take?
You get a fixed quote in euros after a short discovery, so the full price is known before you commit. As a guide, websites take 4 to 8 weeks, online stores 6 to 12 weeks, apps and SaaS MVPs 10 to 20 weeks, and AI automation pilots 3 to 6 weeks.
Do you support iDEAL and Wero?
Yes, through your payment service provider. iDEAL is moving onto Wero, with the banks aiming to finish by the end of 2027, and your provider handles most of the change. We build and test checkouts with providers such as Mollie and Adyen, and update them as each phase arrives.
Who owns the code and the IP?
You do, once the project is paid in full. You own the source code, designs and content we made for you, and we keep only the general tools and libraries we had before your project. We sign your NDA before you share anything sensitive, so your product idea stays yours.
How do you handle the AVG?
We design for it from the first week. A Data Processing Addendum is available before work starts, and access controls, encryption, audit logs and documented retention are standard. If the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens asks how personal data moves through your product, you will have the documents to answer.
Can my agency white-label your work?
Yes. Dutch agencies, studios and consultancies can hire us as their engineering team for SaaS, app, AI and complex web builds. We work under your brand, sign NDA and non-solicitation agreements first, and never contact your client unless you ask in writing. You can start with one project.
Can Dutch founders join the Co-Founder Program?
Yes, if your company is registered in the Netherlands, such as a B.V., and you have a real market. You bring a marketing budget and 30 to 50 percent of the build cost. We bring the engineering team and carry 50 to 70 percent for 10 to 15 percent equity, under a published term sheet.