Straight answers on costs, integrations and AI

Pricing guides and lessons from projects that are live. Written by the people who build them.

Pricing guideDaniel de Vos

What does a Shopify ERP integration cost for SMB teams?

A straight answer on scope, timelines and prices for Shopify + ERP integrations: from €2,500 for one flow, €4,000 to €7,500 for a complete sync. Fixed price, no retainer.

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Pricing guideDaniel de Vos

Webshop build costs for SMB: what to expect in 2026

From-prices, timelines and what is included when you outsource a webshop or B2B portal as a mid-market company. No vague "request a quote" games.

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Our productDaniel de Vos

We built Bad Popcorn because discovery no longer starts with Google

Alt F Awesome ships client work fast, and builds its own products too. Here is why we launched Bad Popcorn, a GEO/AEO platform for AI visibility, and what it says about how we work.

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Building with AIDaniel de Vos

The New Coding Ritual: It's Not the Tool, It's the System You Build Around It

Cursor and Claude are not the product. The system around them, including scoping, architecture, review, and delivery, is what separates expertise at AI speed from raw AI output.

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Mid-cap AIDaniel de Vos

The hidden AI revolution: How mid-sized companies are quietly outperforming their larger rivals

Mid-cap companies are shipping AI faster than enterprises, not because they have bigger budgets, but because they can decide, scope, and build without twelve approval layers.

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Data & AIDaniel de Vos

AI will rewrite the rules of data monetization

Data assets that sat unused in warehouses are becoming products when you have governance, measurement, and integration discipline. How mid-cap teams can monetize data without an enterprise budget.

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Which process costs your team the most time right now?

Describe it in one message. We calculate what it currently costs you in licences and manual work and tell you honestly whether custom software is worth it. Even if the answer is no.