Dutch product teams are unusually good at cutting through vendor theater, which makes this an easy conversation. No pitch deck, no discovery phase billed by the week. A written scope, a fixed price, and one engineer who is accountable for what ships.
English, EU, and remote
Everything runs in English, which is how most teams in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Eindhoven work internally anyway. The hosting region for your project is fixed before the build and written into the contract.
Two ways this usually starts
Either a First Version (MVP) built end to end and handed to your team with documentation they can work from, or an architecture review of a product you already have and are about to scale. The second is the cheaper conversation and often the more useful one: most scaling problems were decided eighteen months earlier, in a data model nobody has looked at since.
The deal
- First Version (MVP) from $27,800 in two to four weeks
- Architecture Review, $10,500 to $13,900, if you already have a codebase and an IT team
- Fixed price and scope in writing before the first line of code
- Market-ready app for iPhone and Android from one codebase from $83,300, macOS native
What you are not paying for
No account manager, no weekly status meeting to justify the account manager, no discovery sprint that produces a document instead of software. Twenty years of building and operating production systems, applied directly to your product.
Start here: hire an app developer.