Fintech and payments teams in the IFSC and Silicon Docks
Fintech and payments teams in the IFSC and Silicon Docks. Secure onboarding flows, Open Banking links and audit-ready dashboards.
Dublin is Ireland’s capital and its main business hub, home to the Silicon Docks around Grand Canal Dock, the IFSC financial district, Dublin Port and Trinity College. Start-ups, fintechs, law firms and hotels all compete for attention online, so speed, clarity and trust decide who wins the enquiry. We build custom software, websites, online shops and mobile apps for Dublin companies, delivered remotely with a fixed euro quote.
Fintech and payments teams in the IFSC and Silicon Docks. Secure onboarding flows, Open Banking links and audit-ready dashboards.
Start-ups and SaaS companies. Product sites, sign-up funnels and customer portals that scale with the team.
Law firms and professional services. Client portals, secure document exchange and clear service pages.
Hotels, restaurants and Temple Bar venues. Direct booking, event pages and multilingual menus for visitors.
Importers and logistics firms around Dublin Port. Order tracking, customs paperwork and supplier portals.
Fast, mobile-friendly multilingual websites for Ireland: clear euro prices, English and Irish-language pages with correct hreflang, cookie consent that follows the GDPR, and pages made to be found on Google.ie.
iOS and Android apps for Belgian users, with Apple and Google sign-in where it fits, Stripe and SumUp payments and notifications in the customer’s own language.
Webshops that show VAT clearly, take Stripe, SumUp and cards, ship through An Post, DPD and DHL, and respect the 14-day right of withdrawal.
Custom systems that connect to Xero, Sage, QuickBooks and Revenue (ROS), with audit trails and role-based access for Belgian teams.
Local SEO and campaigns for Dublin, Cork, Galway and the regions: separate keywords per town, Google Business Profiles per city and reporting you can follow.
We do not disappear after go-live: maintenance, updates, backups and 24/7 monitoring keep your system running.
Your interfaces are designed and coded to the level of the best global products: fast, accessible and flawless on every screen.
We build systems to the standard of the world's large platforms: scalable architecture, clean code and reliable uptime.
Code review, testing and quality control are standard on every project; we skip no technical or visual detail.
We choose the most current and capable technologies, keep versions up to date and keep your project from ageing.
Security comes first in design: encryption, access control, regular security testing and data protection are built in from the start.
Your pages load fast; performance is measured and continuously improved for user experience and search ranking.
Technical SEO, clean heading structure and fast pages help customers find you on Google.
You own the code and data; you stay independent and can move them whenever you wish.
We work with businesses in Dublin 2, Dublin 4, Docklands, Ranelagh, Rathmines, Smithfield, Phibsborough, Clontarf and across County Dublin, always remotely and with the same fixed-quote approach.
Yes. We can split the work into a small first release and later phases, so the budget follows your funding rounds.
Every project gets a fixed euro quote excluding VAT after a short call. The Ireland price list on our pricing page shows typical ranges for sites, shops and apps.
English is the default and the language most Irish customers search in. We can add Irish-language pages where a public body or a Gaeltacht customer needs them.
Yes. We build secure, audit-friendly software and websites with clear access roles, logging and GDPR-aware data handling.
Yes. We build to GDPR and Data Protection Commission guidance, with clear consent, minimal data and EU hosting on request.
A brochure site usually takes two to four weeks and an online shop six to ten, depending on content and integrations. You get a dated plan before we start.
Tell us your idea and we will send you the right solution and a clear quote the same day.