Engineering Services: websites, ordering systems and apps
We build websites, ordering and booking systems, and apps for businesses. You describe the problem in a 15-minute call, and within 48 hours you get a fixed written quote. If you go ahead, we build under a signed contract with milestones. Your brand, your data and your accounts stay yours.
What we build
Websites: fast, multilingual in Hebrew, Arabic, English and Russian, with right-to-left layouts done properly and built so customers can find them.
Ordering and booking systems: menus and catalogues, carts and checkout, appointments, vendor dashboards and order tracking, so the work that arrives by phone and message arrives in one place.
Apps: web apps first, and native iOS and Android apps when the business case needs them. If a web app does the job, we will say so.
Anything else: we engineer it
Websites, ordering systems and apps are where most clients start, not the limit. If it runs on software, we engineer it, from the ground up: no templates, no rented platforms, no builders underneath.
On request we build custom systems and internal tools; desktop and cross-platform software; OS-level tools and drivers; integrations with any API or hardware; AI systems; migrations of legacy systems; and the thing nobody has built yet.
We scope it on the 15-minute call, give you a fixed written quote within 48 hours, and build it in milestones under a signed contract. VantyGo, our own platform, runs on AWS infrastructure we build and operate ourselves. Studio-grade engineering, no agency games.
How it works
1. A 15-minute scoping call. You describe the problem and we ask the questions that decide scope.
2. A fixed written quote within 48 hours of the call. A written scope and one price, with no hourly meter running.
3. We build under a signed contract with milestones, and you see progress at each one rather than at the end.
4. Clear ownership in writing: your brand, your data and your accounts are yours; buying out your product's source code is an option in the agreement; VantyRex's backend logic and infrastructure stay ours and are never handed over.
Proof: we run our own
VantyGo is our own local-commerce platform for every kind of local business in the Galilee: food, retail and services. Each business gets its own branded storefront, in Hebrew, Arabic and English. It is live on the web at vantygo.co.il, with mobile apps in testing. We build and operate it ourselves, so the ordering engineering we offer you is engineering we use.
To be precise about what that proves: VantyGo is ongoing work we keep learning from. Its mobile apps are in testing, and its card payments are in testing, not live. Read the full case study for the details.
What a fixed quote covers, and what happens when scope changes
The quote lists what will be delivered, the milestones, and the price. Once you agree to it in writing, that price is fixed: we carry the risk of our own estimate.
If you ask for something outside the written scope, we do not quietly absorb it and we do not quietly bill it. We write it up as a separate quote with its price and its effect on the schedule, and you decide whether to add it. Anything not in the written scope is not in the price.
Typical starting prices
Business website: from $4,500 (excl. taxes)
Online booking system: from $9,000 (excl. taxes)
Online ordering system: from $13,500 (excl. taxes)
Web or mobile app: from $27,000 (excl. taxes)
Marketplace or platform: from $48,000 (excl. taxes)
Every project still gets its own fixed written quote within 48 hours of the 15-minute call.
FAQ
Is the quote really fixed?
Yes. Once the scope is written down and you have agreed to it, the price is fixed. Changes to the scope get their own written quote before any work on them starts.
Do I need a technical brief before the call?
No. Bring the problem and what you want the system to do for your business. The 15-minute call turns that into a scope.
What does the 15-minute call involve?
You describe the problem, we ask the few questions that decide scope, and we tell you honestly whether a website, an ordering or booking system, or an app is the right answer. It is a conversation, not a sales presentation.
Which languages do you work in?
Hebrew, Arabic, English and Russian, both in how we talk to you and in what we build, with right-to-left layouts built in from the start.
Who owns the code and the data?
Your data, your brand and your accounts are yours, and buying out your product's source code is your right, set as an option in the agreement. VantyRex's backend logic and infrastructure stay ours: licensed to you to run your product, never handed over, and not included in any project price or buy-out. The Master Service Agreement sets this out per project.
Do you build native iOS and Android apps?
Yes, when the business case needs them. Many projects are better served by a web app first, and we will tell you which case yours is during scoping.