Software development in Copenhagen from one senior team

The short answer: we are a software studio at Lyngbyvej 83A in Copenhagen (2100 København Ø) that designs and builds web apps, portals, internal systems and integrations from scratch. A bounded system starts at EUR 2,500 + EUR 85/month, and you get a written fixed-price proposal within 24 hours.

2016
Building software since
24 t
Written fixed-price proposal
40+
Pre-built integrations

We have been building software since 2016. Design, development and integrations sit with the same senior team, so you do not have to coordinate a design agency, a development house and a freelancer for the integration. We meet at your place, at ours in Copenhagen or online, and we work with businesses across Denmark. Here is what we build, how a project runs and what it costs.

What kind of software do we build?

  • Customer portals where clients find orders, documents and answers themselves
  • Internal tools that replace spreadsheets and manual workflows
  • Booking systems, SaaS products and web apps with roles and permissions
  • Integrations between accounting, CRM, payments, shipping and payroll
  • AI features such as summarising, classifying and assistants on your own data

Everything is written from scratch in React, Next.js and TypeScript. We do not build on WordPress or page builders, and you own both code and data. See the full list of services, or read more about web app development and customer portals.

How does a software project run?

1

Brief and meeting

You tell us what needs solving. We ask about data, users and integrations.

2

Fixed-price proposal

Within 24 hours you get a written proposal listing features and price.

3

Design

Screens and flows are designed and tested with the people who will use the system.

4

Development

We build in short rounds, so you see and try real screens along the way.

5

Launch and operations

The system goes live, and the monthly plan covers hosting, updates, support and backups.

The same process whether we meet in Copenhagen or on video.

How much does software development cost in Copenhagen?

Copenhagen consultancies typically bill senior time at 750–1,500 DKK an hour, so many projects are priced from an hourly estimate. We work with fixed packages instead. The table shows typical market ranges in Denmark next to the package we would normally start from.

Market ranges are typical in Denmark, not our prices. See every package on the pricing page.

Type of systemTypical market rangeOur starting point
Simple internal web appDKK 30,000–250,000Small: EUR 2,500 + EUR 85/month, 12 features
Integrating 2–3 systemsDKK 80,000–200,000Medium or Large: 2–3 integrations
Web app with roles and integrationsDKK 250,000–600,000Large: EUR 7,500 + EUR 165/month, or a written proposal

If your project does not fit a package, you still get a fixed price in the written proposal. See the details on pricing.

Why choose a software company in Copenhagen?

Remote supplier without Danish context

  • Contract and communication in another language
  • MitID, e-conomic and MobilePay are unknowns
  • GDPR is handled as a checklist at the end
  • Meetings only on screen, often in another time zone

Senior team in Copenhagen

  • Proposal, contract and meetings in Danish or English
  • 40+ pre-built integrations, including Danish ones like Dinero, DataLøn and Penneo
  • Personal data and access are designed in from the first screen
  • Meetings in Copenhagen, at your office or online

GDPR, MitID and Danish integrations

Danish systems need to talk to Danish services. That means MitID login, MobilePay payments, bookkeeping in e-conomic or Dinero, shipping with PostNord or GLS, and digital signing with Penneo. We have built those integrations before, so they do not have to be reinvented at your expense. See, for example, how MitID in your own app works. We handle GDPR from the start: which personal data the system stores, who can access what, and when data must be deleted.

What should you prepare for the first meeting?

You do not need a finished requirements document to get started. What matters most is that we understand the problem before we talk about the solution. The more concretely you can describe your daily work, the more precise the proposal, and the fewer surprises along the way.

  1. Who will use the system: staff, customers, partners or all three?
  2. What do you do today: spreadsheets, email, an old system or paper?
  3. Which systems must it talk to, such as accounting, CRM, payroll or payments?
  4. What must the system do on day one, and what can wait?
  5. Who on your side makes decisions, and who tests along the way?

With answers to those five questions we can usually write a proposal that holds. If you lack an overview, we run the first meeting as a workshop where we map the workflows together, ideally at your place, so we can see how the work is actually done.

Clients across Denmark

We have worked for large Danish organisations and small businesses alike. For Grundfos we designed customer portals for iGRID, from field research to clickable prototypes. For LEGO we built the LEGO Service Portal around the employee with usability tests and workshops. With Systematic we did the UX/UI for AULA, the school platform used by half of Denmark. And we built the booking system behind Kirppu, which grew from one store to more than 30 stores on the platform.

Selected work

Built by us, in production today

Toys · LEGO, Billund

The LEGO Service Portal, built around the employee.

Public sector · Systematic, Aarhus

AULA: one platform for half of Denmark.

Retail · Flea market supermarkets, Denmark

The booking system behind Denmark’s largest flea market supermarket chain.

What our clients say

We have worked with Ceptiv on several of our digital offerings, and they have become a natural part of the team. They move fast, turning ideas into new designs and clickable prototypes quickly, so we can test with customers early instead of debating on paper.
Szabolcs Nagy · Lead Global Product Manager, GrundfosRead the case

FAQ

FAQ: software development in Copenhagen

Where are you in Copenhagen?
We are at Lyngbyvej 83A, 2100 København Ø. We are happy to meet at our office, at yours or online, whichever suits best. We work with businesses across Denmark, so you do not need to be based in Copenhagen to work with us. Many projects start with an in-person kick-off and run online from there.
How much does custom software cost?
Our web app packages start at EUR 2,500 + EUR 85/month with 12 features and one integration, up to EUR 7,500 + EUR 165/month with 36 features and three integrations. Larger systems get a fixed price in a written proposal. Typical market ranges in Denmark for a web app with roles and integrations are DKK 250,000–600,000.
Do you only work with Copenhagen businesses?
No. Our office is in Copenhagen, but our clients are across Denmark, from large organisations like Grundfos and LEGO to small businesses with a handful of staff. Most collaboration can happen online, and we meet in person when it makes sense, for example at kick-off, usability tests or workshops.
How quickly can you start?
You get a written fixed-price proposal within 24 hours of your brief. Once the proposal is approved, we plan the kick-off with you. A bounded first system can be live much sooner than many expect, because we use pre-built integrations and work in short rounds.
Can you integrate with MitID and Danish systems?
Yes. We have more than 40 pre-built integrations, including MitID, e-conomic, Dinero, Billy, MobilePay, QuickPay, PostNord, GLS, Shipmondo, DataLøn and Penneo. If you use a system we have not integrated before, we build the connection through its API and include it in the fixed price.
Do we own the code?
Yes. Everything is built from scratch in React, Next.js and TypeScript, and you own both code and data. The monthly plan covers hosting, maintenance, support, security and backups. You can cancel with 30 days’ notice and take the code with you.

Tell us what you need built

You get a written fixed-price proposal within 24 hours. No sales calls required.

Dennis Nielsen

Dennis Nielsen

Head of Operations, Ceptiv

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