Emergency help, starting today
Site down, checkout broken, a launch at risk. A senior developer drops other work and starts the same day. Billed per hour, no minimum.
Emergency help
Something is on fire. We start today.
We drop other work and start the same day. No intake, no proposal: tell us what is broken and a senior developer picks it up.
- A senior developer, the same day
- No minimum, billed per hour
- Fix first, explain after
When to call us
- Your website or web shop is down
- Payments or orders stopped working
- A launch is days away and the build isn't ready
- Your own developer is ill or unreachable
How it works
- 01 Send the signal Tell us what you see. No need to know the cause.
- 02 We start today A senior developer looks into it the same day and tells you what's going on.
- 03 Fixed, then explained We fix it first, then tell you what happened and how to stop it happening again.
Agencies, businesses and enterprises
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Agencies
Overflow, white-label work and the client site that breaks on a Friday.
- •Strip card: 14 hours, we start within 24 hours
- •White-label: your client never has to know
- •Monthly hours from 8 a month
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Businesses
Your website and systems looked after, without hiring a developer.
- •Emergency help when something breaks
- •Website care from 8 hours a month
- •Websites at a fixed price
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Enterprises
Full-time developers, designers and testers in your team, in your language.
- •Developers, DevOps, project managers, UX/UI and QA
- •Thai, English, Dutch or German
- •No months of hiring, fast replacement
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about how we work, what we deliver, and how we create long-term value for your business.
Kitar
COO
Still have questions?
Can't find what you're looking for? Our team is here to help! Whether you need clarification, have a specific question, or want to learn more about our services, we'd love to hear from you. Let's get you the answers you need.
No. You pay for the hours we actually spend, nothing else.
Got a dev problem?
You don't need to know exactly what's wrong. That's kind of the point.
Send the signal