Know what you want? Get a fixed-price offer.
First we agree what gets built and what it costs; then we build it. You know what you get before you commit.
The first inquiry is free. A rough brief is enough.
Free first inquiry
A rough brief is enough. You get a no, a question, or a quote.
A free fixed quote
What gets built and what it costs, before anything starts.
One agreed price
You pay what was quoted. No hourly billing, no overruns.
Additions stay explicit
Anything new mid-project gets its own quote, never a silent renegotiation.
First the quote. Then the build.
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Send a rough brief, free
A few paragraphs are enough. Vroni's founder, Vincent Schmalbach, replies with a no, a clarifying question, or a fixed-price quote.
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Agree on the quote
The quote states what gets built and what it costs. It's free, and nothing starts until you accept it.
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Fixed-price build
The work is delivered at the price you agreed to. Anything new that comes up mid-project is quoted separately, so the original price never quietly moves.
“He started by really digging into our requirements, asking clarifying questions until he had a solid understanding. He then built exactly what was needed and kept us informed throughout.”
Projects with a clear finish line.
Fixed price fits work with a clear finish line. When the backlog never ends, flat-rate development is the better shape.
- Migrations and platform upgrades
- Third-party integrations and APIs
- Bounded internal tools
- Performance projects
- Rescue packages for stuck codebases
- Defined AI automations
- Smaller complete applications
- Prototypes and MVPs built from a rough brief
Scope changes and acceptance
The quote states what's included before the build starts. When something new appears mid-project, it becomes an explicit addition with its own price, not a silent renegotiation of the original outcome.
When the need is actually ongoing
Fixed price is a durable buying mode, not a trial. But when a finished project reveals a continuing backlog, we offer a transition to flat-rate development without making you repeat discovery or context transfer.
Questions before you send a brief.
What does the quote contain?
What gets built and what it costs. It is specific enough that you know exactly what you are getting before you commit.
What does the quote cost?
Nothing. The first inquiry and the quote are both free. You pay only if you accept the quote and Vroni builds the project.
What if something new appears mid-project?
It becomes an explicit addition with its own price, not a silent renegotiation of the original quote. The outcome and price you agreed to stay fixed.
What if the need turns out to be ongoing?
Fixed price is a durable buying mode, not a trial. But when a finished project reveals a continuing backlog, we offer a transition to flat-rate development without making you repeat discovery or context transfer.
Tell us what you want built.
Send a rough brief for free. You'll get an honest answer: a no, a question, or a quote.
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