How much does custom software development cost?

Projects at Tallium typically start from $50,000 for full-cycle product development. Packaged offerings start lower: a Product Concept sprint is $4,950 and a custom AI assistant is $7,950. Most client engagements range from $50,000 to $200,000+, depending on scope and team size. Tallium's rates are up to 50% lower than comparable in-house development and 20-30% below other mature outsourcing companies.

How long does a custom software project take?

Timelines depend on project scope. A product concept and development strategy is ready in 2 weeks. A clickable prototype takes 4-6 weeks. A full MVP is typically delivered in 2-4 months. A core engineering team can be assembled in 1-2 weeks; custom profiles take 3-4 weeks to hire. Dedicated team and ongoing development engagements are open-ended and scale with the client's roadmap.

What is the minimum project size Tallium takes on?

The smallest packaged offering is a Product Concept sprint at $4,950, which delivers a validated product concept, architecture, and development roadmap in 2 weeks. For full-cycle development, the recommended starting budget is $50,000-$100,000, which typically covers an MVP. Tallium does not take on isolated ad-hoc tasks; all engagements are structured around clear business goals and a defined scope.

Does Tallium work with companies outside the Netherlands?

Yes, the majority of Tallium's clients are outside the Netherlands. Active and past clients are based across Europe (UK, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, Ukraine), North America (US, Canada), Australia, and Israel. Tallium has offices in Ukraine, Poland, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Canada. All project communication is conducted in English.

What technologies does Tallium use?

Tallium covers the full modern product stack. Frontend: React, Vue, Angular. Mobile: React Native, Flutter, iOS (Swift), Android (Kotlin). Backend: Node.js, Python, PHP (Laravel), Java, .NET. Infrastructure: AWS, GCP, Azure, Docker, Kubernetes. AI/ML: OpenAI, LangChain, TensorFlow, PyTorch. The specific stack is always chosen based on the client's existing systems and product requirements. Tallium does not impose a preferred stack.

Low-Code / No-Code Development Services

Here’s what you can ship with Low-code/No-code

Need a quick internal tool or a full product that users will love? Low-code/no-code can handle both cases and more.

Business tools & automations

Swap spreadsheets for automation.

Dashboards and admin panels
Approval and request flows
CRM add-ons and internal hubs
Lead/document processing
Integrations and data sync

MVPs

Test your idea weeks before investing in development.

Clickable prototypes
Core features
Analytics-ready builds
Easy iteration based on feedback
Solid foundation to scale later

Web & Mobile apps

Launch customer-facing products at minimal costs.

Customer portals and accounts
Booking and scheduling
Membership platforms
Marketplace-style apps
Mobile apps with native-like experience

Websites

Reliable long-term solutions for your team.

Landing pages for campaigns
Marketing sites and product pages
Multi-language sites with SEO-friendly structure
CMS setups

Fast Launch
No Heavy Engineering
Cost Efficiency
Demand Validation
Change Freedom
Internal & Niche Tools

Fast Launch

No Heavy Engineering

Cost Efficiency

Demand Validation

Change Freedom

Internal & Niche Tools

Fast Launch

You need to launch fast to test an idea, MVP, or a new offer.

With low-code/no-code, what used to take months of development can be live in a matter of weeks.

Visual builders, pre-built logic blocks, and ready-made integrations eliminate the setup overhead that slows traditional projects down –so your team can focus on the idea itself, not the infrastructure around it.

No Heavy Engineering

Your product logic doesn’t require heavy custom engineering.

Most business tools – booking flows, dashboards, client portals, landing pages – follow patterns that low-code platforms handle out of the box.

If your product doesn't need a custom algorithm or a highly specialized backend, there's no point paying for one. Low-code covers the 80% of functionality that looks custom but isn't, at a fraction of the time and cost.

Cost Efficiency

You want to reduce development costs without sacrificing usability.

Low-code/no-code significantly cuts the number of engineering hours required to build and maintain a product. Fewer developers, shorter sprints, and less back-and-forth between design and implementation all translate directly into lower budgets – while still delivering a polished, functional experience that end users won't tell apart from a traditionally built one.

Demand Validation

Your goal is to validate demand, not build a perfect system yet.

The most expensive thing in product development is building something nobody wants. Low-code lets you put a real, working product in front of real users — fast — without committing to a full engineering investment. You get genuine behavioral data and feedback that no prototype or landing page alone can give you, and you only scale the build once the demand is confirmed.

Change Freedom

You need the freedom to change things without relying on developers.

In a traditional codebase, every copy update, workflow tweak, or layout change goes through a ticket queue. Low-code shifts that control back to your team – marketing, operations, or product – so you can iterate on the fly. Whether it's adjusting a form, reordering a flow, or updating pricing logic, changes that used to take days happen in minutes.

Internal & Niche Tools

You’re building tools for internal use, early customers, or a niche audience.

In a traditional codebase, every copy update, workflow tweak, or layout change goes through a ticket queue. Low-code shifts that control back to your team — marketing, operations, or product — so you can iterate on the fly. Whether it's adjusting a form, reordering a flow, or updating pricing logic, changes that used to take days happen in minutes.