The form ends the page and starts manual work
Three situations that keep coming back in companies that sell on a quote, not a shopping cart. At an hour a day, you lose 250 hours a year to them, hours that never show up on any invoice.
An enquiry that needs following up
The form sends through a name, a phone number and a request for a quote. Before anyone can price it, several messages go back and forth about dimensions, timing and scope.
Price lists circulate as attachments
Distributors and regular clients email asking for current prices, availability and materials. The reply is always much the same, and last quarter's version is still living in someone's inbox anyway.
Knowledge in one person's head
One person knows the pricing rules and the list of exceptions, because none of it is written down anywhere. Their holiday stops quoting altogether, and a new salesperson has to learn it all from scratch.
From technical workshop to launch
We work in stages, because the biggest risk in a project like this is building something nobody ends up using. After every stage, you decide whether we carry on.
- 1
Technical workshop
1-2 weeks
A process map, roles, input data and exceptions. We come out of it with a document you can actually quote the work from, not guess at.
- 2
Designing the logic and views
2-3 weeks
We spell out what happens at every user decision, and show you a clickable mock-up before a single line of code exists.
- 3
Building in stages
from 6 weeks
We hand over the first working piece early, so you can test it against real enquiries. The next ones follow once you've signed off.
- 4
Launch and handover
ongoing work
Data migration, team training, technical documentation and the repository on your side. We agree on further development separately, after the first weeks of real use.
Building custom web development: what you pay once, and what comes after
At JustIdea we quote an application only after the technical workshop, because that's what shows how many processes and integrations are really in scope. You get one figure for the build and a separate rate for work outside it, with no subscription for the code itself. Hosting, the domain and SEO are separate bills you pay regardless of who built the site.
Hourly rate for one-off work outside the quote
Quoted after the technical workshop, not from a price range
Licence fees for the code built for you
Proof from two sides: process and code
A configurator, a client panel and a request workflow are process projects, not design projects. So instead of design awards, we show the statuses that say whose support we can call on when something stops working.
Top Creative Agency Poland 2026
A creative agency ranking for Poland. Clutch verifies every review with a call to the person who left it, so the ranking reflects projects that actually launched, not concepts from a slide deck.
HubSpot Certified Partner
A trade-partner panel and a request workflow both end up in the CRM, because someone has to handle them there. Team certification covers wiring a process like that into HubSpot on the events side, not just through a form.
Google Premier Partner
An enquiry from a configurator can only be measured properly if you track the steps, not just the visit. The status gives us support from Google's side when setting up that kind of measurement.
