Web Application Development Services

Project cost depends on scope, team size, and duration. A focused MVP with a defined feature set typically runs between $40,000 and $120,000 over 8–16 weeks. Larger enterprise builds or multi-phase products with integrations to third-party platforms or complex business logic scale accordingly. We provide a detailed estimate after a discovery conversation — not a range pulled from thin air. Dedicated team engagements are priced per engineer per month, which allows you to scale capacity up or down as priorities shift.

A greenfield web application with a defined scope can reach an initial production release in 8–12 weeks. This assumes a discovery sprint in week one to finalize architecture and integrations, followed by two-week development cycles. Timelines extend when scope is undefined at kickoff, third-party APIs require prolonged negotiation, or compliance requirements (SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI) add review cycles. We'll give you a realistic timeline after discovery — optimistic estimates that slip cause more damage than honest ones.

Our primary frontend stack is React and Next.js for most new projects, with Angular for enterprise environments that already have an Angular investment. On the backend, we work with Node.js, Python (Django, FastAPI), and .NET depending on the problem domain. For infrastructure, we deploy on AWS, GCP, or Azure using containerized workloads and CI/CD pipelines from day one. We don't prescribe a stack before understanding your requirements — technology choices follow the problem, not the other way around.

Yes — legacy modernization and rescue engagements are a meaningful part of our web development work. We start with a codebase audit that maps technical debt, security vulnerabilities, test coverage gaps, and performance issues before any changes are made. From there, we either modernize incrementally (running new and old systems in parallel until confidence is high) or perform a targeted rewrite of the components that pose the most risk. We've taken over codebases in React, Vue, Angular, Ruby on Rails, and PHP — the audit process is the same regardless of what you're starting with.

We work inside your preferred toolchain — Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, or Notion for task tracking; Slack or Teams for daily communication. Each project has a dedicated technical lead who is your primary point of contact for both engineering decisions and delivery status. You receive sprint planning sessions, a written update at the end of each sprint, and access to the team's work-in-progress in a shared repository throughout the engagement. There's no communication buffer layer between you and the engineers doing the work.