Calculators
A few key figures in, a number you can use out: a recommendation, an investment range, a subsidy amount.
Price calculators, inquiry forms that ask the right questions, configurators, automatic PDFs. One of them is already part of the website price.
One application included · each additional one €500
Most websites stop right where it gets interesting: at "form submitted".
Calculating something, producing a document, sending it to the right place:
that goes back to being a phone call.
That part is exactly my craft. No ready-made template.
No off-the-shelf module, but your own processes as the basis.
A few key figures in, a number you can use out: a recommendation, an investment range, a subsidy amount.
Not "name, email, message". Forms that take a different path depending on the answer and put a finished PDF in your inbox at the end.
Services, variants, options: you put them together with a few clicks, with a price or a summary at the end. Saves you the first clarifying phone call.
Maintained once, and out of it come the page, the PDF, and the translation. Not three files that drift apart.
Institut für Betriebsmedizin
Occupational health, Isernhagen
An inquiry system for checkups with three paths through the form. Companies enter their staff, pick the examinations, and out of that a PDF is produced automatically that lands directly at the practice. The sender gets a confirmation. The whole site also switches to English, for international workforces.
Take a lookOccupational health practice
Occupational health, Bremen
A 360° tour through the practice, walkable right on the page. Anyone coming in for a checkup knows what the place looks like before they arrive. Plus a complete English version of the site at the push of a button, without a second website and without maintaining everything twice.
Take a lookHeating, heat pumps, plumbing
Contractors, Bremen
Six questions about floor space, year of construction, number of people, and hot water. Out of that comes a recommendation: heat pump, hybrid, or a gas condensing boiler. With an investment range, the government subsidy it may qualify for (the German BEG program), and the share left to pay. WärmePower gets the completed form as an email with a PDF, the customer gets a confirmation. Twice a month real inquiries come in through it.
Take a lookRoofing and facades
Roofing, Bremen
An investment calculator that shows how much more expensive the same building project will be in five and ten years, based on real construction price trends. Plus: how much value a new roof envelope gives back to the property. It makes the advice verifiable instead of a gut feeling.
Take a lookSome things no longer fit into a website. An application your staff use every day. A system with several roles. An app. Or a game.
I build that too, just not at a list price.
A number before the first conversation would be a guess.
How deep this goes is something you can look at instead of taking my word for it: the Lab holds a game I built without a client. Playable right in the browser.
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We talk about how you work. What runs by hand, where do you burn time? By the end you know whether an application of your own is worth it for you.
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You get a concrete proposal: what it should do, how long it takes, what it costs. Fixed, not with fine print. You decide on that basis.
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No weeks of back and forth over details. I build in clear steps, you see what happens after each one and can correct course. At the end you get your access, a manual, and a walkthrough.
€2,000 for a website, €3,000 for an online store.
One application of your choice is included, at no extra charge and with no longer build time:
it comes together within the same 14 days. Each additional one costs €500.
If it goes beyond a website, an app of your own for instance, I will not name a number beforehand. That depends too much on the scope. After the intro call you get a fixed one.
Everything in detail on the pricing page.
Next step:
A 30-minute intro call, free and without obligation.
Want to know how far this goes technically? Have a look in the Lab