Integrations
Each external system (ERP, CRM, courier, payment) adds mapping, error handling and testing on real data. Systems without an API cost more.
Exact prices depend on scope, but you should not have to book a call to learn the order of magnitude. Below are typical ranges for the projects we do most often, in PLN net, and what moves the price up or down.
| Project | Typical range | Time | What it usually includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discovery and system audit | 5–15k PLN | 1–3 weeks | Process and data map, review of current systems, scope, estimate and risk list. |
| API integration (one flow) | 15–50k PLN | 3–8 weeks | For example orders from the shop to the ERP, with logs, retries and an error panel. |
| Web application MVP | 40–120k PLN | 2–4 months | One core process, roles, admin panel, first integrations and deployment. |
| B2B platform with ERP integration | 75–250k+ PLN | 3–6 months | Customer accounts, price lists, orders, documents and two-way ERP sync. |
| PHP / Laravel modernisation | from 8k PLN audit, then stages of 20–60k | per stage 1–2 months | Audit, tests, upgrades and replacing modules step by step without stopping the system. |
| Maintenance and development | monthly package by hours | ongoing | Monitoring, updates, fixes and small changes with agreed response times. |
PLN net. Ranges for typical scope; the final estimate follows a short discovery. EUR ≈ PLN / 4.3.
Each external system (ERP, CRM, courier, payment) adds mapping, error handling and testing on real data. Systems without an API cost more.
Customer-specific prices, approvals and permissions are usually the bulk of a B2B system, more than the screens.
Moving data from spreadsheets or an old system takes cleaning and verification – often underestimated.
SSO, audit logs, NIS2 documentation or on-premise deployment add work, but are cheaper planned up front than added later.
Each language version and a custom design system add work; a clean, consistent UI based on components costs less.
A fixed date with fixed scope needs a bigger team. Flexible scope keeps cost down.
You get the order of magnitude straight away.
1–3 weeks; ends with scope, estimate and risk list.
Fixed price for each stage, paid per milestone.
Next stages are priced after you see the first one working.
Because two systems called “B2B platform” can differ several times in scope. Ranges show the order of magnitude; the fixed price per stage comes after discovery.
Both. Defined stages usually go as fixed price; ongoing development and support as a monthly package of hours.
At the start usually yes. Custom software pays off when the process is a competitive advantage or needs integrations a product does not support.
It depends on the size of the system and response times. Most clients use a monthly package of hours with monitoring and updates included.
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