Software Development Company in Greece

Yes. We work with clients outside India remotely. Projects run with an agreed scope, a weekly demo and a shared board you can check any time — and we keep a working overlap with UTC+2 so there's live time with your team each day.

Cost is the obvious reason: the same senior engineer costs a fraction of a Greece hire. The less obvious one is bench depth — we can put backend, mobile, design and SEO people on your project without you recruiting four times. You keep the code, the accounts and the IP throughout.

We'd put Alex Solution forward: building since 2019 with 150+ projects delivered. Judge us the way you'd judge anyone — written scope, itemised quote, agreed timeline, and references you can call.

We invoice in EUR or USD against milestones you sign off, by bank transfer or Wise. NDA, IP-assignment and ownership terms are set out in the signed agreement before work begins.

Scope decides it, so we quote per project rather than publishing a rate card that would be wrong for everyone. Send the requirement and we aim to send an itemised estimate within one business day — including what you can drop to bring the number down.

Search engines answer "near me" using your own location and the business profiles around it, so the honest answer depends on where you are standing. What we would say is this: we work with Greece businesses regularly, we are reachable on +91 70878 68780 during working hours, and we will come to you if being in the room matters. If physical proximity is your deciding factor, check Google Maps for your area — and then compare whoever you find against the written scope, itemised quote and client references we can share.

Ask every shortlisted company for four things: a written scope, a fixed price, a named delivery date, and two clients you can phone. Companies that can produce all four quickly are a different category from companies that cannot. Then compare the quotes line by line rather than on the total — a cheaper quote with fewer lines is not a better deal, it is the same project with the hard parts deferred.

Almost always, and not because we cut corners — because our cost base is lower. We run a lean senior team from the Chandigarh Tricity rather than a large office in a metro, and that difference goes into your quote instead of into rent. Send us a brief you have already had quoted elsewhere and compare the two side by side; that comparison is what wins us most of our work.

Both. A five-page website and a multi-module ERP are both normal weeks here. Small projects get the same written scope and itemised quote as large ones — the process does not change, only the number of lines on it.

We invoice in your currency or in USD against milestones you sign off, by bank transfer or Wise. NDA, IP-assignment and ownership terms are set out in the signed agreement before work begins.

Yes — our portfolio has case studies across web, mobile, e-commerce and custom software, and on a call we will show you the two projects closest to yours. We will also give you client contacts to ring, which is the part worth more than any portfolio page.

Popular and good are not the same measurement, and it is worth separating them before you shortlist. Popularity is largely a function of marketing spend — it tells you a company can win attention, not that your project will ship on time. The signals that actually predict a good outcome are duller: how much of a company's work is repeat business, whether it can produce two contactable references within a day, and how fast a written scope comes back. Ask for all three from whoever is topping your list in Greece, and ask us for the same.

Yes — online stores are one of our busiest lines. Custom builds in Next.js and React where performance and search matter, WooCommerce or Shopify when you want to run the catalogue yourself, B2B portals with customer-specific pricing, and multi-vendor marketplaces. Each ships with payments, inventory, shipping integration, tax handling for your jurisdiction and an admin panel your staff can use without training. We build e-commerce for businesses in Greece, across Greece and worldwide, and we test the checkout on a mid-range phone on a weak connection — which is where most stores actually lose orders.

Yes, and for most Greece projects it is the better arrangement rather than the compromise. Our work runs on a written scope, a weekly demo on a link you can open whenever you like, and a shared board showing what is in progress — all of which are more transparent than a meeting room, because everything said gets written down and everything shown is the real build. Where being in the room genuinely helps is discovery and handover training, so we do those in person across the Chandigarh Tricity and travel elsewhere when a project justifies it.