Websites, applications and business systems

There is no per-page price. What you need decides the cost, so every project is quoted on its own scope: a brochure site for a trades business and a booking system with logins and payments are not the same job and should not carry the same number. You get the scope and the price in writing before anything starts.

It depends entirely on what is being built, which is why we scope in writing first. The written scope carries the timeline, so you are agreeing to a date rather than hoping for one. If the scope changes during the project, the timeline changes with it and we say so at the time.

Yes. The code, the data, the hosting account and the domain are yours and registered in your name. If you later want to work with someone else, you can take all of it with you. We would rather keep clients because the work is good than because leaving is difficult.

Both. We set up hosting, the domain and the SSL certificate, and we can keep the site maintained and updated afterwards if you want that. Support and maintenance is a service in its own right rather than something bolted on.

No. Pretoria Central is where we are, not a limit on who we work with. We have clients across Gauteng, around South Africa, and outside it, including a health service centre in Canada and an international training institute.

Yes, and for some of the work it genuinely helps. Scoping a business system means understanding how your organisation actually works, and that conversation goes better in a room than on a video call. Writing the code afterwards does not need us to be nearby, and we will not charge you for meetings that exist only to look attentive.

That is common. Sometimes the right answer is a rebuild, sometimes it is fixing what is there, and occasionally it is leaving it alone and spending the money somewhere that will actually move the business. We will tell you which one we think it is before you commit to anything.