PLANS & SOLUTIONS
Your business. Your scope. Your solution.
Start with the package that fits your goals. We will tailor the modules, team access and implementation to your business requirements.
Your business. Your preferences.
Choose a quotation currency and payment cycle. Pricing is tailored to your scope.
Starter Business Package
For small businesses starting digital operations.
Quotation in EUR · Flexible terms
- CRM
- Customer management
- Sales tracking
- Basic automation
- Business dashboard
Growth Business Package
For growing companies connecting their teams and processes.
Quotation in EUR · Flexible terms
- Advanced CRM
- Marketing automation
- Analytics
- Workflow automation
- Team management
Enterprise Solution
For companies requiring custom systems and implementation support.
Quotation in EUR · Flexible terms
- Custom modules
- AI automation
- Integrations
- Dedicated support
A CLEAR NEXT STEP
From a first conversation to a connected workspace.
Share your requirements
Tell us about your team, current tools and the work you want to improve.
Review your quotation
Agree the scope, included modules, delivery schedule and payment terms.
Prepare for launch
After payment confirmation, we arrange setup and your agreed access.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Know what you are agreeing to.
How do I get a quotation?
Choose a package, tell us about your business and select the solutions you need. Our team will discuss your requirements and prepare a quotation.
Can I choose individual solutions?
Yes. You can request CRM, automation, website development or another specific solution. Your quotation will explain the included modules, users, implementation and support.
Are annual discounts available?
Annual plans receive customized discounts. Contact our team for a tailored quotation based on your business requirements.
How do payment and access work?
After agreeing the scope, our team provides an invoice and the available payment instructions. Workspace setup and access are arranged after payment confirmation, according to the agreed schedule.
Are website projects included in software packages?
Website development and other services are scoped separately. We will identify one-time work, recurring access and any usage costs in your quotation.
Can I see the platform before deciding?
Yes. Request a demo so we can walk through the workflows relevant to your business before you agree a quotation.
Understand the parts of your quotation.
A useful proposal separates the work to deliver from the ongoing services needed to run it.
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Project work is scoped around agreed outputs.
Design, configuration, development, migration and training can require different amounts of work. We discuss those requirements before preparing the quotation so you can see what is included and which decisions still need your input.
- Page types, workflows and integration requirements.
- Content readiness and data-cleanup responsibilities.
- Review milestones, acceptance checks and handover.
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Review recurring costs alongside the build.
Hosting, platform subscriptions, paid plugins and usage-based services may continue after launch. Your quotation should distinguish these costs from the project fee and identify who manages the accounts.
- Confirm required subscriptions and provider charges.
- Specify whether maintenance and monitoring are included.
- Review changes to scope before additional work starts.
Compare proposals using the same questions.
The cheapest-looking figure may cover a different amount of work. Clarify what is being delivered, what you need to provide and what happens after launch.
What is included?
List page types, workflows, integrations and review milestones. Ask which data migration, content preparation and training activities are included in the proposed fee.
What continues after launch?
Identify hosting, subscriptions and other recurring provider costs. Confirm the account owner and whether maintenance, monitoring or content updates are part of the agreement.
How are changes handled?
Agree how additional requirements will be reviewed. A written change decision should explain the effect on scope, timing and cost before the extra work proceeds.