Overview
How we work and what you get
Custom solutions appear when off-the-shelf tools cannot mirror your workflow: partner portals, internal ops tools, CRM–ERP–payment integrations, or reporting that blends multiple data sources. Feather Studio designs architecture, roles, and phased delivery to spread risk sensibly.
Stack choices follow your team and maintenance reality: often Next.js or Node on the back-end, databases as needed, role-based auth, and audit trails for sensitive actions.
Internal UX must stay simple: fewer fields, clear flows, error messages that operations staff can understand without IT.
Security and backups are baseline: who sees which data, password rotation, where API keys live. Documentation and training shorten onboarding.
Post-launch we offer SLAs or hourly change windows — or hand code to your team with READMEs and environments.
If you have a portal or tool idea that saves hours weekly, get in touch: a workshop and short requirements doc yield a realistic estimate and timeline.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What are custom web solutions?
Custom solutions are web applications developed specifically for your business processes — something a WordPress plugin or SaaS tool can't cover. Examples: internal portals, automated workflows, ERP/CRM system integration, or complex booking platforms.
How much do custom web solutions cost?
Custom projects start from €5,500 with no upper limit — it depends on complexity. After a free consultation we provide a fixed quote with a defined scope, timeline and price. No billing surprises.
How long does custom solution development take?
Smaller custom projects (internal tool, portal with authentication) take 4–8 weeks. Complex platforms integrating multiple systems take 3–6 months. Agile development in sprints with regular demos.
Do you take over existing custom projects?
Yes — we also take on projects started by another team. Before taking over we do a code audit to assess the state of the code and provide a realistic plan for continuation or refactoring.