Browser-based software
A custom web application lets known users complete tasks, process data and track status in the browser. A marketing website explains; a mobile app installs for a device platform; a portal is gated access for a defined audience.
A web application is interactive software used in a browser. It can support roles, input, status, approvals or dashboards without automatically being an app-store product or a SaaS company.
€1,250 excl. VAT
An organisation with a non-standard process or product problem that first needs to investigate users, dependencies, risks and scope.
Independent project work that clarifies the problem, users, dependencies, risks and scope before an implementation price is provided.
Implementation not included
Annual plans for digital work
When software, automation and integrations add up to a year of work, COMPANY (from €5,000/year excl. VAT) can combine implementation and ongoing work. The proposal selects what is needed.
Build around how your company works.
From €5,000/year excl. VAT
A scoped technology plan for your website, specialist content and SEO, internal software, automation, mobile applications, AI and connected hardware.
The proposal selects the building blocks; not every capability is in the starting price.
COMPANY is not discovery only: the plan covers implementation and ongoing work. The Solution Session and Solution Sprint stay separate and optional.
That works. Request this module on its own, without an annual plan. A paid Solution Session or Sprint is optional.
Request this module on its own: Web app, dashboard or portalCompare the plans
Describe where users work, which device features they need and what happens when connectivity disappears. A login screen alone does not decide between a browser application and an installed mobile app. The Dutch comparison helps make those requirements explicit.
Do not start with screens. Define one user who must finish a recognisable task end to end: what starts it, which information is required, which rules apply, which status must be visible, and when the work is truly done.
Include the exception path early: missing input, duplicates, refused approvals, a failed integration or a manual correction. The first release should prove one full workflow including a safe recovery path.
Roles, screens, rules, exceptions, integrations, security, admin and the evidence you need before go-live. Indicative market ranges for custom web apps in the Netherlands often start around EUR 10,000 and rise with complexity; OmniTechs quotes implementation once the scope is clear; paid discovery is optional when further investigation is needed.
In an illustrative portal, a customer supplies a document and a reviewer approves it. Missing input should keep the request with a named owner rather than silently advancing it. Specify who may read, amend and approve each record before deciding how many screens to build.
Serving several customers adds questions about onboarding, data separation, payment, support and who maintains the service. Prove the recurring user problem and operating responsibilities before adding those commitments.
Public market ranges for a simple web app often start around EUR 10,000; multi-role platforms with integrations commonly reach EUR 30,000–EUR 100,000+. An optional Solution Sprint (€1,250) can clarify an uncertain scope. Implementation is quoted separately, and you can enquire directly.
A website communicates and converts. A web application is for known users who must work with data, roles and status. Mixing those without separate scoping creates risk.
We define what must work for a bounded first release. We do not sell an open-ended “platform” promise.
