Frequently Asked Questions
about our services

The cost depends on the scope of features, platform (iOS, Android), and complexity of the project. On average, a mobile app for a business can range from $5,000 to $25,000, and each project is priced individually.

The price of a web application depends on the number of features, integrations, and technologies used. Typical projects for small to medium businesses range from $4,000 to $20,000, with exact pricing provided after requirements analysis.

Pricing is based on business requirements, feature scope, technologies, and estimated team effort. We often use an MVP approach to optimize costs and minimize risk.

Yes, an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is a basic version of the app that allows you to test the idea with minimal investment. This helps validate the product concept before developing the full version.

Hidden costs can include additional integrations, requirement changes, system maintenance, technical support, or software licenses. It’s important to discuss all details during the pricing stage.

It depends on your business goals, target audience, and required functionalities. Web apps are universal and accessible on all devices, while mobile apps provide a better user experience and can leverage device features.

For SaaS applications, React, Angular, or Vue.js are commonly used on the frontend, and Node.js, Django, or Ruby on Rails on the backend. The choice depends on project requirements, integrations, and scalability needs.

Ready-made solutions save time and costs but may limit flexibility. Building from scratch gives full control but is more expensive and time-consuming. We often take a hybrid approach, using ready components where appropriate.

Check their industry experience, technologies, portfolio, client reviews, and approach to communication and support. Matching their methodology to your project is also key.

The process includes requirements analysis, UX/UI design, development, testing, and deployment. Each step is consulted with the client, and decisions are documented before moving forward.

Time depends on features and technology. Small to medium projects usually take 2–4 months, while larger systems can take several months. Each stage is planned collaboratively with the client.

Yes, changes are possible but may affect schedule and costs. We use Agile methodology, which allows controlled adjustments during development.

We work remotely using communication, project management, and testing tools. Regular online meetings, reports, and sprints ensure full control over project progress.

An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is a basic version of a product that allows testing the idea. The software house helps define essential features and quickly deliver the MVP to validate the market with minimal risk.

We use data encryption, secure communication protocols, authentication, and authorization. Regular penetration testing and adherence to industry security standards ensure safety.

We conduct automated and manual testing, including unit, integration, UI, and performance tests. This ensures high quality and identifies issues before deployment.

Yes, we offer technical support, bug fixes, updates, and maintenance to ensure the application runs smoothly after launch.

We follow best coding practices, code reviews, automated testing, documentation, and Agile methodology to ensure high quality, reliability, and scalability.

E-commerce apps should support sales, payment and inventory integrations, user personalization, and data analytics. Examples include online stores, mobile shopping apps, or B2B platforms.

Fintech apps include payment solutions, financial management, data analysis, transaction security, and bank integrations. Compliance and high-level security are critical.

Web applications use frontend technologies like Angular, HTML, CSS, SCSS, TypeScript, and JavaScript, and backend technologies such as Node.js, PHP, NestJS, or .NET Core. The database can be relational or non-relational.

The time to develop a web application depends on its complexity – a simple app can take a few weeks, while a more complex one can take several months.

The cost of a web application depends on functionality, technology, and development time – ranging from a few thousand to several hundred thousand dollars.

Popular web frameworks include React, Angular, and Vue.js for frontend, and Node.js, Django, and Laravel for backend.

Yes, web applications can be integrated with external systems via APIs, webhooks, or other data exchange mechanisms.

Desktop applications can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux, depending on user needs and work environment.

The development time depends on project complexity – simple programs can take a few weeks, more advanced ones several months.

The cost of a desktop application depends on functionality and technology – from a few thousand to several hundred thousand dollars.

The security of desktop applications depends on implemented technologies, authorization mechanisms, and data protection, but properly deployed apps can be very secure.

Desktop applications often use technologies like Electron, Qt, .NET, JavaFX, C++, or C#, depending on platform and project requirements.

Companies most often use ERP, CRM, inventory management, sales, finance, and project management systems.

The cost depends on the system's scale, functionality, and integrations – from tens of thousands to several hundred thousand dollars.

The timeline depends on complexity – a few weeks for simple solutions, several months for large ERP systems.

Yes, modern enterprise systems can integrate with other tools such as e-commerce platforms, accounting systems, or mobile applications.

Best practices include needs analysis, phased deployment, employee training, testing, and monitoring system performance after implementation.

Websites are built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, front-end frameworks, and CMS platforms like WordPress.

The cost depends on the website type and functionality – from a few thousand for simple sites to tens of thousands for advanced websites.

The timeline depends on website complexity – 1–2 weeks for simple sites and several months for advanced projects.

Yes, professional websites are designed and optimized for SEO to improve search engine visibility.

Yes, modern websites are responsive, meaning they display correctly on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.

We optimize websites for loading speed, SEO, responsiveness, and user experience.

Website optimization improves loading speed, search engine visibility, user convenience, and conversion rates.

Yes, optimization speeds up loading by minimizing code, compressing images, and using caching.

Yes, SEO and technical optimization positively impact a website's position in Google search results.

Websites should be optimized regularly – at least quarterly and after significant updates.

IT consulting covers guidance on technology selection, system architecture, security, integration, and IT process optimization.

Yes, IT consultations can be conducted remotely via video calls, chat, and email.

The duration of IT consultations depends on the topic, usually ranging from 30 minutes to several hours.

Preparation includes defining goals, gathering documentation, listing questions, and providing data about current systems.

Yes, IT consultations cover various technologies, platforms, and tools used in business and IT projects.

During lessons, we focus on Front-end (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular) with optional basics of Back-end (PHP, Node.js, MySQL, API).

Yes, lessons are tailored to the student's level – from basic to advanced programming topics.

Lesson duration depends on the course – usually from 45 minutes to 2 hours, and full courses can last several weeks to months.

Yes, programming lessons can be conducted online, allowing learning from anywhere.

Best practices include regular exercises, building practical projects, using documentation, and learning from basics to advanced topics.