München

Software Development Munich

Your Software Agency in Munich – From Idea to Launch

Looking for a reliable software development partner in Munich? We build custom software that automates your processes and drives your business forward.

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Why Software Development in Munich?

  • 01

    Local Partner

    Personal meetings in Munich, short distances, direct communication.

  • 02

    Fast Implementation

    MVP in 6-8 weeks. No agency bureaucracy, direct collaboration with developers.

  • 03

    Fair Prices

    Transparent cost structure without hidden fees. Fixed price or hourly.

  • 04

    Long-term Partnership

    We support your software after launch – updates, maintenance, evolution.

Our Services in Munich

  • Web Applications & SaaS Platforms
  • Mobile Apps (iOS & Android)
  • Business Software & Internal Tools
  • API Development & Integrations
  • Database Design & Cloud Hosting
  • Legacy Modernization

Technologies

  • React
  • Next.js
  • Node.js
  • Python
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS

How We Work

  1. 01 / 04

    Initial Meeting

    Free and non-binding. We learn about your project.

  2. 02 / 04

    Proposal

    Transparent proposal with clear scope and timeline.

  3. 03 / 04

    Development

    Agile development with regular updates.

  4. 04 / 04

    Launch & Support

    Go-live and long-term support.

Frequently asked questions

What does software development cost in Munich?

Costs vary depending on project scope. A simple MVP starts at around €15,000, more complex projects can cost €50,000+. We always create a custom quote after the initial meeting.

How long does a software project take?

An MVP can be ready in 6-10 weeks. Larger projects take 3-6 months. We work agile and deliver functional versions regularly.

Can I meet you in Munich?

Yes, absolutely! We are based in Munich and regularly meet with our clients in person – for kick-offs, workshops, or reviews.

Ready for your project in Munich?

One conversation, one hour, free. At the end you know whether a project is worth it — even if the answer is no.