PERETZ Opens Teams and Launches New Development Services

In October 2026 we opened a new section in our services, Teams, added nine services and twelve pages for hiring developers by technology. Here is what each one is for, what it costs and how you can work with us.

IN SHORT

What is new

PERETZ now offers its people as a service in its own right. The new Teams section covers a dedicated development team, IT outsourcing and outstaffing, project takeover and website support. Next to it come a discovery phase, a fractional CTO, an MVP review, MVP and web application development, QA and DevOps, plus twelve pages for hiring developers by stack. Every price is published on our pricing page.

Everything we build has always been done by people from a large pool of developers, QA engineers, designers and DevOps engineers in Ukraine and Eastern Europe whom we know personally and have vetted ourselves. In nine years they have delivered 127 projects for clients in 12 countries. Until now that pool showed in our cases more than in our list of services. From October it has its own section, its own terms and its own prices.

The idea behind the new services stays the same. We do not sell design, development or technology separately. We look at how a business works, and the team, the stack and the format follow from that. Whatever we build, the client owns the code and the deployment under the contract.

TEAMS

Teams: people for your product

The Teams section is for companies that need people for months rather than a single project.

• Dedicated Development Team. Developers, a QA engineer, a designer and a project manager, with DevOps as needed, who work only on your product, month after month, while you set the priorities. From $8,000 a month; the composition and the price are agreed before work starts.
• IT Outsourcing & Outstaffing. One specialist or several join your own team, work in your repository and sprints and report to your lead. $45 to $65 an hour, depending on seniority, for the hours actually worked, on one monthly invoice.
• Project Takeover. For a site, a store or an app whose previous agency or freelancer has left. We collect the access and the code, find out what is really running, make the critical parts stable and write down what nobody documented. The takeover audit costs from $2,500, with the price fixed before it starts.
• Website Maintenance & Support. Updates and security patches, daily off-site backups with restore tests, monitoring, small changes and content in every language, from $1,000 a month.

WHERE TO START

Before anything is built

Three new services help decide what to build and who should build it.

• Discovery Phase. Two to four weeks that turn an idea into a scope you can price: requirements, user flows, a clickable prototype of the key screens, the architecture, integrations and risks, and a backlog with a budget for each stage, from $4,000. The documents are yours, and any team can build from them, ours included.
• Fractional CTO. A senior technical leader for about one day a week who makes and writes down the technical decisions: architecture and stack, the roadmap, which developers and vendors to hire, security and the technology budget for the year, from $3,500 a month.
• MVP Review. An independent review of a first version, often one put together with AI tools: what can stay, what needs fixing and what has to be rebuilt before real customers pay through it, from $3,000.

DEVELOPMENT

Four new development services

• MVP Development. The smallest version of a product that real users can try and pay for: the scope, the design, a web or mobile application, payments, analytics and the launch. From $20,000, with the price fixed for the agreed scope.
• Web Application & SaaS Development. Software that clients, partners or staff use after they sign in: client portals, booking systems, internal and B2B tools, subscription products. From $25,000; a large product is split into stages, each with its own estimate.
• QA & Software Testing. Manual and automated testing of sites, online stores, web and mobile applications, inside your team, before a launch or within a project we build for you, from $30 an hour.
• DevOps & Cloud. Release pipelines with a way back, cloud setup and migration, monitoring, backups tested by restoring them, access and secrets in order, and a cloud bill someone can explain line by line, at $50 to $70 an hour.

HIRE

Hire developers by technology

Twelve pages describe what a hire looks like for a specific stack: Laravel and PHP, React and Next.js, Vue.js, Node.js, Shopify, mobile apps on iOS, Android and Flutter, Python, Angular, JavaScript and TypeScript, C and C++, QA engineers and DevOps engineers. They open from the technology logos on our services page.

The process is the same on each of them. We send a shortlist of two to four people within one to three weeks, or four to six weeks for niche roles. You interview the candidates and choose, and the work starts with a trial month, and either side can end it with two weeks' notice. Developers cost $45 to $65 an hour, QA engineers from $30 and DevOps engineers $50 to $70.

We advise, and you interview and choose.

FORMATS

Three ways to work with us

Every service page now closes with the same three formats, so you can compare them in one place:

1. A fixed project. The scope and the price are agreed before work starts.
2. A dedicated team that works only on your product.
3. Specialists in your own team, under your lead.

Fixed projects and teams run in our client portal, where every stage, approval and discussion is kept in one place.

We have also written about the decisions behind these services: outsourcing, outstaffing or a dedicated team, taking over a project from another developer, a fractional or a full-time CTO, how much testing a launch needs, untested backups and cloud bills and Laravel, Node.js or Python for a business application.