Solutions
Fixed-price services
A customer portal starts with the portal sketch: one day, CHF 1'600, credited against the build. Alongside it, six offers can be booked, three for owners with an existing website and three for companies already in AWS. Five of them have a fixed price, and migrating a Java estate runs as a mandate at a day rate.
For owners
Where a portal starts
Your customers email you for things they could see for themselves
Where is my invoice, how far along is my order, send me that document again. A customer portal answers these before anyone asks. The sketch for it takes one day, at a fixed price.
Who visits you
People used to recommend you. Now they ask the AI.
When someone asks ChatGPT for a provider like you, your name comes up or it doesn't. The audit tells you why, with documented prompts and log-based proof.
What runs in the background
Your site stays, the attack surface goes
Same content, same appearance. Afterwards your site has no plugin, no database and no admin login left for anyone to attack. CHF 4'500 one-off, then CHF 240 a month including one hour of corrections.
Where you get found
Someone asks for your trade in your area, and gets other names
Search engines and AI systems find providers by place and trade. We rebuild your existing website so that it gets found, with location pages, case studies and credentials a machine can read, and then measure who reads it.
If you are already in AWS
What we take over
We take over systems other people built
Grown Java estates that run and nobody wants to touch anymore. Not a rewrite, but step by step into an environment that can actually be operated.
What we review
Your AWS bill keeps growing and nobody can say exactly why
Costs grow faster than usage, and every change raises the question of what else depends on it. An architecture review makes both visible.
What drives your bill
You pay every month for resources nobody uses anymore
The bill grows faster than the usage, and nobody can say offhand what each line item is for. A fixed-price analysis makes both visible.