Software and Shopify quotes are hard to compare — one is €2,000, the next is €15,000, and the scope reads completely differently. Send us the quote and we will tell you, in plain English, what is solid, what is missing, and what to ask before you sign.
Free and confidential. We are not trying to win the work — sometimes the right call is to go ahead with the quote you already have.
Most quote regret comes from what was not written down. These are the gaps we check for.
What is actually being delivered, and what is deliberately excluded? Vague scope is where budgets quietly double.
"We'll bill hourly and see how it goes" is a different risk to a fixed price for a defined scope. We flag which one you are signing.
If the developer keeps ownership or hosts it on their own account, you can be locked in. You should own what you pay for.
Data migration, integrations, content, and "you'll provide X" lines that turn into change requests and extra invoices later.
Sometimes a custom build is quoted for something an existing app, a setting, or an automation would solve far cheaper.
What happens after launch? Who fixes bugs, who has the logins, and what does ongoing support actually cost?
The parts of the quote that are clear, fair, and sensibly scoped — so you know what you can trust.
The gaps and unstated assumptions most likely to become extra cost or delay.
A short list of specific questions to put back to the developer before you commit.
Whether the price and approach are reasonable — including "this looks good, go ahead" when that is the truth.
Paste the scope or quote text, or describe what was proposed and the price. Add what the project is meant to achieve. We will reply with a plain-English read and the questions worth asking.
Yes — free, no obligation, and confidential. We will not share your quote or contact the other developer.
No. If the quote is fair and well-scoped, we will tell you to go ahead. The point is to help you decide, not to poach the project.
The quote or scope text (paste or describe it), plus a sentence on what the project is meant to achieve. Please do not include passwords or card details.
What is solid, what is missing, the risky assumptions, and a short list of specific questions to put back to the developer before you sign.
Often, yes. Sometimes an app, a setting, or an automation does the job for a fraction of a custom quote — and if so, we will say so.