Build something new
“We have an idea: a website, a portal, a tool. Every quote is either a concept or an open hourly rate, and none says why it costs that.”
Owners and department heads with a new website or an internal application in mind.
Describe my idea →Before you commit: free
- 1.You describe the idea in your own words. We ask the questions that matter: who logs in, is there an example, are there designs?
- 2.A website: you see it in designs and get a fixed price. An application: every requirement is assessed against proven parts, with effort and reasons.
- 3.For anything built new you answer one question: why do you do it this way? Keep it, or change to the standard and save.
The steps, and who decides
- 1TodayYou order phase 1. No payment yet.You
- 2Our call30 minutes through your spec, and we confirm the domain is yours. You pick the time right after ordering; if you skip it, we call you.You and us
- 3PlanYour plan with scope and weeks is in your project room. Nothing is built before you approve it.You approve
- 4StartWith your approval comes the phase 1 invoice (30 %). We start when it is paid.You pay
- 5PreviewYou click through the site and its back office. On your approval: phase 2 (40 %).You approve
- 6Go-liveMail-safe switch of your web address, handover at L3. Phase 3 (30 %); care begins.Us, with you
You get
- Your new site in the design you chose, with the pages in this spec
- Your back office: texts, pictures, team and opening hours, edited by you
- Impressum, privacy policy and cookie banner, checked by a person
- Readable for AI assistants, handed over at level L3 with the scorecard
We need from you
- Your texts, pictures and logo, or we agree in our call how they come together
- The web address it should run on, if you have one
- 30 minutes for our call, to go through this spec
- Your approval twice: the plan before we build, the preview before go-live
Your back office, after go-live
What you run yourself, and what we keep doing for you. At your-site/admin; your project room stays at number7even.
You do it, from day one
- Every page and section: edit, reorder, publish or hide, without a developer.
- German and English, with an AI draft of the translation you check.
- Menus, and search titles and descriptions per page.
- ● Home · published
- ● Services · published
- ○ Jobs · hidden
Price and terms
- A website: Simple €490–690 or Rich €1,490–1,990, fixed, excl. VAT.
- An application: a fixed price after the assessment, confirmed by a person within two working days, before anything is built.
- Paid 30 / 40 / 30; care from go-live.
- Term and notice
- Care runs for at least 12 months from go-live and can be cancelled with 1 month’s notice to the end of that term. Paid yearly, it renews for 12 months at a time unless you cancel or switch to monthly billing with 1 month’s notice before renewal. Paid monthly, it continues month to month with 1 month’s notice.
- If you stop
- Phase 1 (30 %) is due with your plan approval and is not refunded once the build has started. If you stop before approving the preview, phases 2 and 3 are never due.
- Changes
- Two rounds of changes on the preview are included before you approve the go-live.
- Leaving
- Your content, pictures and domain stay yours. On leaving you receive a full export of your content data and pictures within 14 days, and you point your domain wherever you like. No exit fee.
Where you land
- Right after ordering: your project room, by email link: every stage, your approvals, your invoices.
- From the preview: your back office, where you change texts, pictures, team and services yourself.
- After go-live: the room stays, with the monthly report and your site’s visits, counted without cookies.
Synaptwin: If your application uses AI, Synaptwin settles risk and responsibility before the build.
Questions about: Build something new
Why is a website priced at once but an application not?
A website is built from our designs and parts, so its price is fixed in the spec (Simple €490–690, Rich €1,490–1,990). An application has its own logic: we assess every requirement against proven parts first, and a person confirms the fixed price within two working days, before anything is built.
What is the “why” question?
For anything that would be built new, you answer once: why do you do it this way? Keep your way and its custom effort, or change to the standard part and save. Every custom part carries its reason.
Do you build everything from scratch?
No. We build from proven parts and tested designs; only what doesn’t exist yet is built new, with its reason and effort shown.
What do I need to bring?
Who logs in and what each role does, plus any example, design or working spreadsheet you have. For a website: your texts, pictures and logo, or we agree in the call how they come together.
How do I follow the build?
In your project room: every stage, your approvals and your invoices. Nothing is built before you approve the plan, and the preview is tested against your requirements before you see it.
Can my application use AI?
Yes. Then Synaptwin settles risk and responsibility before the build: the risk class (prepared; your counsel assesses), the owner and who approves what.
Which of the six ways is right for me?
Pick the sentence that sounds like you. An old website: move it. A new website or tool: build it. Code nobody understands any more: rework the legacy system. Routine work eating your team’s time: agentify one process. Customers asking how you use AI: Synaptwin. Customers or auditors asking for security evidence: Viwago. Unsure? Every way starts free, so start with the check that fits best and we tell you if another way suits you better.
What does it cost to start?
Nothing. The website check, the code X-ray, the company scan, the Agentify walk-through, Synaptwin’s first call and Viwago’s sign-up are free. You see the steps, the price and the terms before you commit to anything.
Free, and no sign-up, until you decide.