WeWeb agency
for internal tools
and SaaS
We scope, build, and hand off production-ready WeWeb apps. Fixed price. Full handoff. No full-time dev required.
7 weeks from kickoff to live app for a 45-person logistics company.
Their ops team runs it without us.
client brief, internal tools project, 2024
Services
What we build with WeWeb
SaaS Products
WeWeb's component system makes it the right choice when your SaaS needs a polished front end connected to a real backend like Xano or Supabase. We shipped a customer portal for a 40-person logistics company in 8 weeks. You own the code from day one.
Internal Tools
Dashboards and workflow tools built on WeWeb with your existing data layer. Ops teams get a production-ready tool in 6 to 10 weeks at a fixed price. No surprise invoices. No spreadsheet wrangling.
App Rescue
Already mid-build and it's going sideways? We step in. WeWeb projects break in predictable ways: component drift, misconnected data bindings, no documentation. We've seen it all and know how to get them across the line.
What clients say
"Software builders who understand business and user experience. They changed the way we approached product development."
The process
Five phases. One outcome:
software your team actually uses.
You leave with a plan, a price, and a start date.
Discovery
Most clients arrive with a rough brief and a deadline. That's fine. In this session we map your current workflows, user flows, and technical requirements, then turn that into user stories and a fixed-scope proposal. Deliverables, timeline, and price, agreed before we start. This is where scope creep gets stopped.
You see exactly what you're getting before anything gets built.
High-Fidelity Designs
We design UI systems to scale, not just look good in a Figma file. Components stay consistent across every screen, which means your costs don't spike when you need to add a feature later. AI-assisted prototyping means design decisions happen in days, not weeks.
You have a working staging version by week 2 or 3.
Development
We build on WeWeb, Retool, Bubble, Xano, and Supabase. Work runs in two-week cycles. Each cycle ends with a 5 to 10 minute Loom walkthrough and a staging link you can test. Typical projects ship in 8 to 12 weeks, fast enough to outrun your next hiring cycle.
"They have solid knowledge and the turnaround time was much less than the big agencies."
Sildy Augustine, CTO, KidsParty
G2 β
You shape what gets built. Every two weeks.
Review & Refine
After each sprint, we meet for 30 minutes. You approve what's done, share feedback, and decide what's next. Nothing gets added without a conversation. You'll never open a staging link and find something missing.
"Way easier to work with than other agencies I've dealt with."
Neha Yadav, Manager, TBO
G2 β
You own everything. We make sure you can run it.
Handover & Support
When the product is ready, we hand it over properly: written documentation, recorded walkthroughs, and a live session with your team. Most clients stay on for ongoing support. If you want a clean handoff and to run it yourself, we make that easy too.
Total visibility.
No chasing.
You won't have to ask for updates. Here's how it works.
Weekly review calls
A 30 minute call at the end of each sprint. We walk through what shipped, what's next, and what decisions need your input. Not optional.
Live Kanban board
Every feature moves from In Progress to Done in real time. You always know exactly where things stand without asking.
Slack
Our main channel for quick questions, approvals, and day-to-day decisions. A direct line, not a support queue.
FAQs
WeWeb FAQs
We tried a dev agency before and got burned. How is this different?
We work fixed scope, fixed price. You see a full spec before we write a line of code, and you own everything we build. No lock-in. No retainer required.
How long does a WeWeb project take?
Typically 6 to 10 weeks depending on scope. You get a fixed timeline and price in the discovery phase, so there are no surprises.
What happens after launch? Do you maintain it?
You get a fully documented handoff so your team can own the app. Ongoing support is available if you want it, but it's never required.
How much does a WeWeb project cost?
Most projects land between Β£8,000 and Β£25,000. A standalone internal tool sits at the lower end; a multi-module SaaS build at the higher end. You get a fixed quote after discovery, before anything starts.
WeWeb specialists
Scope your WeWeb
project in
one call.
30 minutes. We'll review your use case, tell you honestly whether WeWeb is the right fit, and give you a fixed scope and price before anything starts.
We'll cover
Sometimes that leads to working together.
Sometimes it doesn't.
Either way, the aim is clarity.