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Processes live in spreadsheets and chats · customers ask “how is the project going?” · data is duplicated in several places · staff spend time preparing reports by hand.
We build browser-based products — client portals, internal systems and services — from user flows and interfaces through API integrations to a controlled release. This suits product teams that value link-based access and fast iterations. The goal is to move processes from spreadsheets and manual forwarding into one system, so customers can see the status without a call.
Processes live in spreadsheets and chats · customers ask “how is the project going?” · data is duplicated in several places · staff spend time preparing reports by hand.
a map of roles and user flows · a working service with integrations within the agreed scope · launch instructions and a code handoff.
SurfUp's own client portal reduced the time to prepare a client report from 2–3 hours to about 30 minutes (SurfUp app); SEO Control is the studio's separate monitoring product (SEO Control).
Prices are indicative. The final price depends on the project and agreed terms and is confirmed before work begins.
The final price depends on the CMS and source-material readiness, integrations, and the number of target markets and languages.
Licences, paid tools, placements and infrastructure are quoted separately. Accounts and access remain in your name.
user flows (about 2 weeks) → MVP (6–10 weeks) → release and handoff (indicative timing).
complex regulated systems, large data migrations and post-launch support are scoped separately.
How many users can it handle? It depends on the architecture; we discuss this at the start. · Does an app need SEO? Only public pages do (SEO for SaaS). · Who owns the code? You do. · What about security? We check it before launch (AI code security).
AI code security · Glossary: API
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