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Services

What we build and operate.

FlareTech delivers across five areas: web & ecommerce, cloud, product development, AI and DevOps. We choose the simplest right path — Shopify when it's enough, custom when it isn't.

We don't sell packages. We build software that works on Monday morning and still works on Friday evening — and we own the whole line.

Layered illustration of a modern platform stack: a code editor, an observability dashboard and a global edge network connected by glowing data lines.
Fields

The five fields we work in.

Pick a field to dive into the individual deliverables. Need a combination across fields? Write — we'll shape scope around what actually needs to ship.

Practical questions

What people ask before choosing a service.

  • What determines the price of a project?

    Price is the result of choices, not a lookup in a table: what the solution needs to do, how many integrations are involved, design and content requirements, who maintains it afterwards — and how much can be solved with standard tooling instead of custom code. That's why we start with a short discovery where scope and budget become concrete before anything is built. We've also written a guide on exactly these cost drivers under Insights.

  • How long does a project typically take?

    Discovery takes 1–2 weeks. An MVP typically takes 8–14 weeks from first commit to production; a marketing site is often faster, a larger platform longer. We deploy from day 1 with preview environments and weekly demos, so you follow progress continuously instead of waiting for a big reveal.

  • How do we get started?

    Book a call or write to us — we reply within one business day with concrete input, not a stock proposal. The first step is always a short, no-commitment conversation about the problem and constraints. If it's a fit, we continue to discovery, where scope, architecture and budget are settled and you get a clear go/no-go point.

Ready to get started?

Let's have a no-pressure conversation.

We'll get back within one business day with concrete input — not a stock proposal.