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Websites and web apps

We build websites that are fast and easy to find on Google, and web apps that your customers or staff sign in to.

Websites

A company website should tell people who you are and get the right ones to reach out. We build sites in Next.js, so they load fast, and we decide which title and description Google shows for each page.

If you want to change text and images yourself, we set up a content management tool for it.

Web apps and SaaS

A web app is a program that runs in the browser, such as a customer portal or a booking system. We build both the screens people use and the database behind them, and connect it to the systems you already have.

If you want to sell the product as a subscription, we set up the free trial and payments. We have done that in several of our own apps.

What it costs

Website
From NOK 40,000
Web app
From NOK 150,000

Excl. VAT. The price depends on the number of pages and features. Running and developing a web app costs from NOK 5,000 a month.

More about pricing

From our own products

  • Unveil

    Events are created and paid for on the website, and the photos are shown on a big screen when they develop.

  • QuitNic

    A website with guides on quitting and a calculator that shows how much you save.

Common questions

What's the difference between a website and a web app?

A website presents information and gets people to get in touch or buy. A web app is a tool people sign in to and use, like a customer portal or a booking system.

Can we update the website ourselves?

Yes. You can change text and images and add new pages without going through us.

Do you help with getting found on Google?

Yes. The pages get titles, descriptions and structured data that Google can read, and we submit the sitemap to Google Search Console. We write the texts that should rank together with you.

Do we need a web app or a mobile app?

If people will use it often and on the go, or it needs the camera, notifications or widgets, a mobile app is often right. If it's mostly used at work on a computer, a web app is enough. We recommend one or the other once we know what it's for.

Shall we build something together?

Tell us about your project