T Technovize

Django Development Services

Custom web applications, APIs, backends and dashboards, built in Django by a small team in the Netherlands. Fixed price agreed before we start. You own the source code when we are done.

  • Fixed price, agreed up front
  • Full source code and IP on delivery
  • 30-day bug-fix warranty
  • Priced in EUR, EU VAT handled

What we build

Production software, not prototypes and not site-builder templates.

Custom web applications

Internal tools, customer portals, booking and ordering systems — anything where an off-the-shelf product does not fit the process.

APIs and backends

REST and GraphQL APIs for your web front end, your mobile app or a partner integration.

Dashboards and reporting

Live figures out of your own data, with the access rules your organisation actually needs.

Migrations and upgrades

Legacy-to-modern migrations: database schemas, logic rewrites and framework upgrades, with data integrity throughout and minimal downtime.

What we do not build: hardware and firmware, site-builder templates such as WordPress or Wix, and additions to unmaintained legacy stacks. Saying so up front saves us both a meeting.

Starting prices

Configure the build yourself and the price and timeline appear immediately — before you speak to anyone.

Standard Django MVP

A launch-ready Django app with auth, a real database, and the core of your idea.

Starting price
4,500.00 EUR
Starting timeline
10 days
Deposit
30%

SaaS Starter

Multi-tenant SaaS with billing, team accounts, and admin. Everything you need to take your first paying customer.

Starting price
8,500.00 EUR
Starting timeline
18 days
Deposit
30%

Custom Web Application

Something bespoke? Configure the stack and we'll quote it. Good for unusual requirements or migrations.

Starting price
3,500.00 EUR
Starting timeline
8 days
Deposit
30%

Prices exclude VAT. EU businesses outside the Netherlands with a valid VAT ID are reverse-charged at 0%; Dutch entities pay Dutch VAT; clients outside the EU are exempt.

How we work

  1. 1

    You configure the build

    Pick the category, features and technical options. A starting price and timeline appear straight away. Anything the configurator does not cover, you add as a note.

  2. 2

    We review it within two business days

    A technical review of your configuration, then a final binding proposal. No sales call in between.

  3. 3

    Development starts on the deposit

    You accept the offer and pay the deposit. You get a project dashboard with milestones, commit logs and preview deployments, and a named technical lead.

  4. 4

    Four milestones, each with a review

    Architecture and setup, core development, review on staging, final acceptance and handover. You test each milestone before the next one starts.

  5. 5

    Delivery, and the code is yours

    Repositories, documentation, deployment scripts and database schema. On the final payment, full IP and copyright transfer to your business.

The stack, and why

Django

A mature Python framework with authentication, permissions, an admin interface and a security track record already in the box. Less bespoke plumbing to maintain later.

TypeScript

Typed front-end code, so a rename or refactor two years from now fails at build time instead of in front of a customer.

PostgreSQL

Reliable storage with real constraints, transactions and decades of operational history. Your data outlives the application.

All three are open and standard. There is no proprietary lock-in and no mandatory subscription: another team can pick the project up without buying anything from us.

What keeps it maintainable

Tests and static analysis

Automated unit and integration tests, static analysis and linting run before code reaches production.

Scope changes are quoted, never silent

A feature outside the accepted proposal gets its own mini-quote with the cost and the timeline impact. Work starts only after you approve it.

30-day bug-fix warranty

For thirty days after delivery, any defect or deviation from the agreed specification is fixed at no extra cost.

Host it wherever you like

You get Docker configurations and deployment documentation, so your own team or any provider can run it. Or hand it to us — see managed Django hosting.

Frequently asked questions

What does a Django project cost?

Every project is fixed-price. You configure the build yourself and see a starting price and timeline immediately, before speaking to anyone. Payment is 30% to start and 70% on final acceptance.

Why fixed price instead of hourly?

Fixed price removes budget uncertainty. You pay what was agreed, with no surprise overages, and work outside the agreed scope is quoted separately before it starts — never silently.

Do I own the code?

Yes. On receipt of the final payment, full IP rights, copyright and source-code ownership transfer to your business. You receive the repositories, documentation, deployment scripts and database schema.

How long does development take?

Typically three to four weeks for a modular MVP and ten to twelve weeks for a complex platform. You get an estimated timeline up front, before you commit.

Can you migrate an existing application?

Yes — legacy-to-modern migrations including database schemas, logic rewrites and framework upgrades, with data integrity throughout and minimal downtime.

Do you build native mobile apps?

We build web apps and progressive web apps that work on phone and desktop. If you need a native app, we deliver clean REST or GraphQL APIs for your mobile client to talk to.

Price your project in a few minutes

No sales call needed to find out what it costs. Configure the build and the price and timeline appear on screen.

Configure your project

Rather talk it through first? Get in touch.