Pricing and quotes

The model, not a catalogue rate

How we quote

We don’t publish a fixed price. We explain how yours is built.

A list price would be guesswork: the same kind of work does not cost the same if an ERP needs wiring, if you start from an existing system, or if the deadline means more people in parallel. Here is what moves the quote, and how we give you a real one with a bounded scope.

What moves the price

We quote against a concrete scope. These five factors are what change the work — and therefore the figure — from one project to the next.

Scope

What is in and what is out. Automating a notification is not the same as a management module or a whole system. The clearer the perimeter, the more useful the proposal.

Required integrations

Connecting an ERP, CRM, WhatsApp, payment gateways or third-party APIs adds analysis, testing and risk that a standalone prototype never shows. Every external system counts.

Desired timeline

A short calendar means more people at once or a smaller first delivery. We talk that through before we commit dates: we don’t promise miracles at the expense of quality.

From scratch or on top of what exists

Inheriting code, data or a previous website sometimes speeds things up; sometimes it needs cleanup first. The diagnosis is there so we don’t quote blind on what you already have.

Ongoing maintenance

Hosting, fixes, evolution and support are not the same agreement as a one-off build. If continuity is needed, the quote says so in plain language — not in the small print.

Project types, by name

These are not priced packs. They are ways of working we already do: each has a typical scope and a different rhythm. The figure comes once we bound yours.

One-off automation

A concrete flow that is still done by hand and can be bounded: alerts, data dumps, a recurring report, a bridge between two tools.

What’s included
One process (or a few), clear rules and few screens. This is not a company-wide transformation programme.
Typical timeline
Usually weeks, not months. The calendar stretches if there are several integrations or messy data.
See process automation

Modular custom software

A bespoke application, built module by module: first the process that hurts most, then the next. Not «the whole system» in one go.

What’s included
A first usable module on a critical process, with room to grow. Anything outside that milestone stays out of scope.
Typical timeline
Months, with intermediate deliveries you can validate. The first useful module usually arrives before a «closed» build at the end.
See custom software development

Efibrain implementation

Getting Efiprox’s AI assistant live (web and/or WhatsApp), with your spaces and company knowledge. This is a product rollout, not a custom build.

What’s included
Configuration, channels, users and the information base it will answer from. It does not include inventing a new product from scratch.
Typical timeline
Shorter than building an assistant yourselves. It depends on the channels and on how organised your internal information is.
See Efibrain

Corporate website

A company site built to explain what you do, rank, and turn visits into conversations. This is not a custom platform.

What’s included
Service, company and contact pages, reasonable technical SEO and, if needed, an English version. You provide content and photos, or we plan that work.
Typical timeline
Usually weeks, depending on the number of pages, languages, and whether the content is ready or still to be produced.
See web development

How to get a real quote

There is no simulator to fill in. We talk, we bound the work, and we send a proposal with a perimeter. If it is not a fit, we say so.

  1. 01

    Free 30-minute diagnosis

    A conversation to understand the problem, the current systems and whether it makes sense to go further. No commitment, and we will not inflate the scope to make the quote «look complete».

  2. 02

    A closed proposal in 48–72 hours

    You get scope, out of scope, approach and terms. A figure for that perimeter — not an endless range, and not an hourly rate in disguise.

  3. 03

    If it fits, we start in milestones

    We prioritise a first delivery you can actually use. The rest is planned once the diagnosis and the proposal are on the table.

Book the 30-minute diagnosis

Tell us the process or product you have in mind. If it is not for us, we will say so too.

Request a quote

What drives the cost of custom software How we work in phases