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Software, crafted with intent.
From thought to MVP in weeks, not months.

Amysoft Digital Technologies builds LLM-powered web apps, portals, and platforms for service businesses and growing teams. Pragmatic stack choices. Real engineering. Code you actually own.

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Pricing

Two shapes. Both fixed. Both end with you owning the repo.

Scope is written before the contract. New asks become priced change orders, never surprise invoices. Day 31 isn't the end of the relationship — it's just no longer billable by default.

Production Build

For SMBs and ops-heavy teams

A working application against one real problem.

from $15,000
4–6 weeks · scoped once, then shipped
  • Internal tools, portals, or LLM workflows against your own data — built end-to-end.
  • Production-quality from day one. Tests, CI, observability. Not a prototype that becomes debt.
  • Your stack, not ours. TS, PHP, Ruby, Python, or .NET — picked for your team's context.
  • 30 days post-launch support. Bugs we caused, we fix. Free.
What we build

Six kinds of project. You probably need one of them.

If you're not sure which fits — that's the free 30-minute scoping call. We'll tell you, even if the answer is "not us."

Custom web applications

Software that maps to your business — not the other way around. Booking, scheduling, intake, internal tools, anything off-the-shelf software refuses to do correctly.

When it fits: you've outgrown a spreadsheet.

LLM features & agents

RAG against your own data, structured-output pipelines, agentic workflows. Built on the stack you already have — not a vendor we route you through.

When it fits: the data exists but the answer doesn't.

Customer & staff portals

Self-service for clients, daily-driver tools for your team. SSO, role-based access, audit logs. Without the 14-logins problem.

When it fits: email + spreadsheets are the system.

REST & WebSocket APIs

OpenAPI-documented. Auth, rate-limiting, retries, observability built in. Powers your mobile app, your partners, your own internal services.

When it fits: you have one frontend and need ten.

Multi-tenant platforms

The boring infrastructure that keeps you up when traffic doubles overnight. Tenant isolation, queue workers, horizontal scaling — all from day one.

When it fits: you need to serve 10 customers, then 1,000.

Legacy modernization

Strangler-fig migrations. We replace the engine one service at a time, with parallel-run validation, while the lights stay on.

When it fits: the system runs on someone who retired.
How we work

Four steps. No "discovery phase" line item.

Scope is the deliverable of the first call, not the first invoice. We don't bill for the conversation that decides whether we're a fit.

Scoping call

30 minutes. You describe the problem, we ask the questions an experienced builder would ask. Sometimes the answer is "you don't need us yet."

30 min · free

Written SOW

What's in, what's out, what you'll see at each checkpoint, what it costs. Fixed price. You read it before you sign it.

~3 days

Build, in the open

You see commits as they land. Weekly progress notes — what shipped, what's blocked, what's next. Not status meetings.

4–16 wks

Handoff

Repo transfer, runbook, onboarding for your eng team if you have one. 30 days of free post-launch support starts the day we hand over.

1 wk + 30 days
Why this, not the alternatives

There's a builder. There's an agency. We're the third option.

Honest about what each option does best. We're not the cheapest, and we're not the answer for a marketing site.

 
DIY builder
Traditional agency
Amysoft
Pricing model
Flat monthly
~ Hourly + retainer
Fixed-price contract
Timeline
Days
× 3–9 months
4–16 weeks, written
Custom workflow
× Templates only
Yes
Yes — designed around it
Source code ownership
× Locked to vendor
~ Often theirs
Yours, on day one
Recurring fees after launch
× Always
× Retainer + hosting
$0/mo. None.
Who fixes it at 2am
× You wait for support
~ Whoever's on-call
You can. (Or we will.)
FAQ

Common questions, answered before you ask.

What if the scope changes during the build?

It always does — that's normal. We handle changes as scoped change orders, not surprise invoices. New ask, written estimate, you approve before any work happens. The price you signed for the original scope is the price you pay for the original scope, period.

Do you sign NDAs?

Yes — mutual NDAs, no problem. We use a standard template that takes about a day to turn around; happy to use yours if you have one.

What languages and stacks do you actually work in?

TypeScript is default. PHP, Ruby, Python, and .NET when the context calls for it — usually because your team already runs on one of them. Postgres for data unless there's a good reason. We choose for your context, not our resume.

What happens after the 30-day support window?

Day 31 isn't the end of the relationship — it's just no longer billable by default. Most clients come back for a feature sprint, an LLM add-on, or an observability audit a few months later. Each one is scoped as its own fixed-price engagement. Nothing recurs automatically.

Can you work with our in-house engineers?

Yes — and we prefer it on platform engagements. We slot into your code review process, your standards, your CI. The handoff package includes pairing time when you're ready to bring the work fully in-house.

Have a project in mind?
Or just have a question?

Book a 30-minute scoping call. No pitch. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you on the call — and usually we can point you somewhere that is.