Dundalk

At a fixed price. After an initial conversation about your goals, content and the systems involved, you receive a quote that covers the agreed scope in full. Websites start at €3,000; custom software and web applications start at €15,000. The final figure depends mainly on the number of page templates, how much copy we write for you, additional language versions and connections to tools such as an ERP, a CRM or a product database. If you later want more than was agreed, we price the extra work before it begins. All invoices are issued in euro, and for VAT-registered Irish businesses the EU reverse-charge mechanism usually applies, so no German VAT is added.

Remotely – and the project is set up for that from day one. Kick-off, design reviews and demos of new features take place by video call; between meetings you can follow progress on a staging version of the site or application, so feedback never depends on email attachments. The time difference is just one hour all year round, so almost the whole working day overlaps. Projects run in English or German, whichever your team prefers. When an on-site workshop adds value – for example to map an internal process together with the people who use it every day – we travel to Dundalk, which is easy to reach via Dublin Airport and the M1.

Wherever an important process still lives in spreadsheets, email threads or paper forms. For suppliers to pharmaceutical sites, that might be a portal for exchanging certificates and batch documents with clear version control. Electrical engineering and manufacturing firms often benefit from quote calculators, product configurators or spare-parts ordering for trade customers. Logistics and wholesale businesses use dashboards that bring stock, orders and deliveries into a single view, while IT companies tend to need documentation portals and customer areas that their own teams can keep up to date. Where it saves real time, we also integrate AI, for instance to sort incoming enquiries or prepare first drafts of replies. Everything runs in the browser, with no local installation.

Yes, provided data protection is built in from the start, which is how we work. The GDPR applies across the EU, so the same core rules hold in Ireland and Germany; in Ireland, the Data Protection Commission is the supervisory authority. We host in the EU, conclude a data processing agreement under Article 28 GDPR and configure cookie consent so that analytics and marketing tools load only after opt-in. Contact and job-application forms collect only the data you need, and we document every third-party service the site uses, so your privacy notice stays accurate. For software that processes personal data, such as customer portals or HR tools, we add role-based access rights and activity logging. Accessibility under the European Accessibility Act is part of the same build.