Application support
Development is finished. The system still needs someone
A stable application does not need three developers on payroll. It needs fixes when something breaks, security updates, and upgrades before versions go out of support. That is what we do — in any stack.
A 30-minute call decides the plan.
up to, vs a standing maintenance team
from, per month — 40-hour pool
monthly pools, scale any month
standard response; SLA on custom plans
When support beats development
Sounds like your system?
What the plans cover
Frontend, backend, infrastructure
Frontend
- Quick fixes and patch deployments
- Angular upgrades to the latest version
- Component, service and routing maintenance
- RxJS, lazy loading, i18n issues
- Security hardening: CSP, XSS mitigation, dependency updates
- React and Vue supported too
Backend
- Node.js, .NET, Java, PHP, Python
- Maintenance of the APIs your frontend consumes
- Health checks and uptime support
- Security patches and version upgrades
- Database maintenance and query fixes
Cloud & DevOps (optional)
- CI/CD pipeline support: GitHub, GitLab, Azure, AWS
- Uptime monitoring setup
- Error alerting and fallback mechanisms
- Backup and recovery checks
One plan, whole team
Your hour pool reaches every specialist
You don't hire seven people. The plan pulls in whoever the task needs — a database index one week, a UI fix the next.
Frontend engineer
Angular, React, Vue — fixes, upgrades, performance.
Backend engineer
Node, .NET, Java, PHP, Python — APIs, patches, integrations.
DevOps / Cloud
CI/CD, monitoring, alerting, AWS / Azure / GCP.
Database specialist
Slow queries, migrations, backups, integrity checks.
UX / UI designer
Small interface fixes and usability tweaks that pile up over years.
QA engineer
Regression checks before every release — nothing ships blind.
Security
Dependency audits, hardening, patch reviews.
One contact
You talk to one person; the plan pulls in whoever the task needs.
The math
Around 40 hours of attention a month, not 320
Paying for a standing team means paying for the idle hours. That gap is where the "up to 80%" comes from — no magic, arithmetic.
Two developers on payroll: €7,000–14,000 / month 40-hour plan: from €1,900 / month
When support is not enough: if you are actively building features, you need a team, not an hour pool. We will tell you that on the first call — and offer engineers instead.
Plans & pricing
Pick an hour pool. Change it any month
40h
Most popularfrom €1,900 / month
The starting plan: maintenance plus a steady trickle of small changes and improvements.
Every plan includes:
- Hour rollover to the next month
- Scale up or down any month
- Monthly report of every hour
- Cancel with one month’s notice
100h
from €4,500 / month
Half an engineer without the headcount: continuous improvements, tech-debt cleanup, small features.
Everything in 40h, plus:
- Room for small features
- Continuous tech-debt cleanup
Custom
tailored + SLA
Multiple systems, guaranteed response times, or anything the fixed plans do not cover.
On top of the fixed plans:
- Guaranteed response times
- Multiple systems in one plan
Any stack
We take over what others are afraid to touch
Angular is our home turf — including upgrades from versions nobody remembers. But support plans cover the whole stack: React, Vue, Node.js, .NET, Java, PHP, Python, and the legacy code underneath. Missing documentation is our problem, not yours.
Angular · React · Vue.js · Node.js · .NET / C# · Java / Spring · PHP · Python · AngularJS & legacy · AWS / Azure / GCP. And when a support ticket grows into a feature request, the same senior team builds it.
How we work
From first call to covered system
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A 30-minute call
You tell us what the system does and what state it is in. We tell you which plan fits — or that you need less than you think.
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We review the application
Code, dependencies, deployment, monitoring. You get a short written state-of-the-app before we take over.
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[ 03 ]
Takeover
Access, documentation of what exists (we write it if it does not), first patches. Usually within two weeks.
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We hold the pager
Fixes, upgrades and monitoring within your hour pool. You get one contact and a monthly report.
FAQ
Before you ask
Can you take over an application you did not build?
Yes — that is the normal case. We take over systems in any stack, with or without documentation. If documentation is missing, we write it during takeover, so the knowledge stops living in one person’s head.
What counts against the hour pool?
Actual work on your system: fixes, upgrades, deployments, investigation. Not our internal coordination. You see every entry in the monthly report.
What if the hours run out mid-month?
We tell you before it happens, not after. You choose: extra hours at the plan rate, or the work waits for next month. Critical fixes never wait.
What response times do you offer?
Standard plans: we respond within one business day. Custom plans add SLA options with guaranteed response times for critical issues, including same-day.
What if we suddenly need real development again?
The same team does it. Support plans convert into project work or a dedicated team without a new vendor search — the people who maintain your system already know it.
Which technologies do you support?
Angular is our deepest expertise, including upgrades from very old versions. Beyond that: React, Vue, Node.js, .NET, Java, PHP, Python — and the legacy stacks nobody else wants to touch.
Get covered
Book a 30-minute call about your application
We reply within 1 business day.
Hand over the pager already
One call, one review, and the system has someone again — usually within two weeks.