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Netcraft, s.r.o. · Bratislava

Website migration, development and IT services.

Our main work is moving existing websites and platforms to environments with a clearer maintenance path, appropriate security controls and lower operating costs where the scope allows. We also build websites and applications, administer servers and review the systems around them.

A cube built from many small metal blocks, six of its faces stamped with a trolley, layers, a gauge, a shield, a server and a spark, a few blocks detached and floating free, joined by one cable to an open laptop

Choose the work you need

Scope, delivery and maintenance

  • 01

    Describe the project

    Send a URL or brief and the problem you want to solve. We check the scope, capacity and fit before quoting.

  • 02

    Agree the work and price

    Projects have a defined scope and price. Most begin with a fixed-fee review that produces a written recommendation before implementation.

  • 03

    Build, move and hand over

    Your repository, content, domain and accounts stay in your name. Agree ongoing maintenance where the system requires it.

Project terms and ownership

Do you replace what we have, or improve it?

We compare the work required with the current system's costs, support and operational risks. The recommendation may be a migration, an improvement to the existing system or retaining it as it is.

Do you do small tasks or hourly work?

No. We work on defined projects with a plan and a price, where we can be responsible for the result.

Who owns the code?

You do, from the first commit. You get the repository and keep it whatever happens between us.

Do you sign NDAs?

Routinely, and before a first call if you'd prefer.

What if the review says we should do nothing?

The report records that recommendation. The review is a separate fixed-fee piece of work, and you decide whether to commission any implementation.

Not sure which service fits?

Describe the system and what you need to change. We will tell you which scope is relevant before asking for access.