Get fast, secure web applications for your customers and teams, from SaaS products and customer portals to internal tools. Through the Delivery Plan, you get one team, one predictable monthly price and one prioritised backlog. Add mobile, backend, AI, data, QA or DevOps work to the same backlog whenever you need it.
Use your plan for web development.
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Goals break down into tasks. Milestones are agreed before work begins. You track every release from requirement to production, and the next task starts the moment one ships.
Your backlog can hold any number of requests, but the team delivers them one workstream at a time. A workstream is one managed team working on your highest-priority request until it is live, then starting the next. More requests mean more months, not faster delivery. Work is scoped and delivered within your plan’s capacity. Priorities can change; additional parallel workstreams require more capacity. The same plan covers mobile, backend, AI, data, QA and DevOps work, so all of it can share one backlog.
A sample multi-user SaaS release. It matches the 6 to 10 weeks a web MVP typically takes; simple web applications take 8 to 12 weeks. Onboarding starts immediately after checkout, and your delivery owner scopes your own plan with you.
Custom web applications for SaaS platforms, internal tools and customer portals: e-commerce platforms processing $10M+ monthly and enterprise dashboards serving 10,000+ users. Complete control, no vendor lock-in.
Frontend work with React, Vue.js, Angular and Next.js, optimised for speed and conversion. AI-powered accessibility testing holds 90+ Lighthouse scores; combined with web design, client engagement rose 40% in A/B tests.
Scalable server-side systems on Node.js, Python, .NET and Java handling authentication, payments and real-time data sync: RESTful APIs, GraphQL endpoints and microservices, with API performance monitored in real time on the Scrums.com Platform.
Progressive web apps deliver app-like experiences without app-store friction: they work offline, send push notifications and install from your website, with 90+ Lighthouse scores across iOS, Android and desktop. Built for B2B tools and unreliable-connectivity markets.
Headless CMS builds with Contentful, Strapi and Sanity: publish content once and distribute it to websites, mobile apps, IoT devices and digital signage. Marketing teams update content without developer dependencies; multilingual estates cut publishing time by 60%.
Security patches, performance optimisation, feature updates and technical-debt reduction keep the platform secure, fast and reliable. AI agents monitor uptime around the clock; a 99.9% uptime SLA with sub-15-minute response on critical issues frees your team to build new features.
Every Delivery Plan · Core comes with the full web team and the tooling around it: product design, frontend and backend engineering, QA and release work, run by one delivery owner. Frontend web development and backend work use one backlog.
Your team, its AI agents and your delivery data sit on one governed platform. That is what powers your delivery board, the QA and code-review agents, and the talent bench behind your plan.
React, Next.js, Node.js, Python, .NET and Java engineers from the Scrums.com bench, matched to your application and domain.
The QA, code-review and release agents that run alongside your team, plus the MCP servers and models they use.
Hosting, data and AI infrastructure for your web application, deployable from the catalog with your $500 first-month credits.
A web application needs design, frontend, backend, QA and release work. Hiring covers them one role at a time. The Delivery Plan covers them in one monthly price.
Skip a six-month hiring cycle. Scrums.com starts from a permanent bench, and your first code is in production in 48 hours.
One plan price for design, engineering and QA. Your scope sets the number of months.
React, Vue.js, Angular, Next.js, Node.js, Python, .NET and Java on one bench.
One accountable delivery owner runs the work. You set the priorities and review working releases.
AI QA agents test every feature and catch bugs 60% faster than manual testing, alongside the human team.
SOC 2 aligned, GDPR and HIPAA ready web development in two-week sprints.
Teams are matched to your domain, built for FinTech, Banking and SaaS, across React, Next.js, Node.js and .NET.
One Delivery Plan · Core covers your development priorities across services. Start with web, then queue mobile, backend, AI or data scopes on the same backlog, or describe your own.
Build a B2B portal with negotiated pricing, customer accounts, purchase workflows, approvals, repeat orders, and account-specific catalogs. Finish state: wholesale customers ordering online instead of by email.
Build appointment, resource, or service scheduling with availability, booking rules, reminders, and administration. Ends taking real bookings in production.
Build a two-sided marketplace with profiles, listings, discovery, matching, transactions, and moderation. Finish state: a working marketplace where real buyers and sellers can transact.
Redesign and engineer checkout speed, error handling, payment flow, and abandonment points for measurable conversion gains. Finish state: a faster checkout with a measured lift.
Ongoing e-commerce engineering: conversion work, integration build-out, and peak-season readiness on your storefront — a standing pod that treats load time and checkout friction as revenue problems.
Build a gated content experience with customer-specific access, search, taxonomy, and engagement workflows.
Build a production web application centered on external customer workflows rather than a content website. Ends deployed, monitored, and fully owned by you.
Improve catalog discovery with search relevance, faceting, filters, ranking, and zero-result handling. Finish state: shoppers find the right products measurably faster.
Implement site or portal search with indexing, relevance tuning, filters, permissions, and analytics.
Implement a headless content platform and connect it to a production frontend and publishing workflow.
Rebuild a marketing site for performance, maintainability, publishing velocity, SEO preservation, and traffic resilience.
Build a gated membership product with recurring access, member profiles, entitlements, and billing integration. Ends live with paying members inside.
Core costs Was $8,000£6,700R140,000 now $4,500£3,750R79,000/month for one active workstream. Your application’s scope determines the delivery schedule and total cost. You can use the same subscription for other development priorities.
Best for companies building a new web application, adding features to an existing one, or taking over a stalled project.
Work is scoped and delivered within your plan’s capacity. Priorities can change; additional parallel workstreams require more capacity.
Still deciding? Talk to sales and get a scoped answer for your application.
Delivery Plan · Core costs Was $8,000£6,700R140,000 now $4,500£3,750R79,000 a month, excluding VAT or sales tax. That buys one active workstream with a managed web team. It is monthly delivery capacity, not a fixed price for a complete application, so your scope sets the number of months.
No. Was $8,000£6,700R140,000 now $4,500£3,750R79,000 a month buys one month of delivery capacity: one active workstream with a managed team. Your application’s scope sets how many months the build takes, and so the total cost. MVPs typically take 6 to 10 weeks, simple web applications 8 to 12 weeks and enterprise platforms 4 to 6 months. Infrastructure usage and third-party services are billed separately.
Yes. Delivery Plan · Core covers mobile, backend, AI, data, QA and DevOps work as well as web development. All of it sits in one prioritised backlog and is delivered within your plan’s capacity, one active workstream at a time. Priorities can change; additional parallel workstreams require more capacity.
Product and UI/UX design, frontend and backend engineering, APIs, QA and testing, DevOps and release pipelines, one accountable delivery owner, and maintenance after launch. Every plan includes $500 in AI infrastructure catalog credits in your first month. Annual plans also include $10,000 in specialist services: a technical assessment, a delivery roadmap and CI/CD pipeline setup.
You rank the backlog. Your delivery owner scopes the top request, agrees acceptance criteria with you, and the team delivers it. You can reorder anything that has not started. One request is active at a time on Core; additional parallel workstreams require more capacity.
Yes. You can queue as many requests as you like on your plan backlog. They are delivered in your priority order, one active workstream at a time, so a longer queue takes more months rather than running in parallel.
The clock starts when you confirm scope and give access to your repositories, cloud accounts and CI. Within 48 hours the team has its first code in production in your environment. Within 14 days your first agreed deliverable ships, for example a working feature on your staging environment. If it does not, your first month is free.
48 hours to first code in production means the first change merged and deployed through your pipeline, counted from the day scope and access are confirmed. 14 days means the deliverable named at kickoff ships within 14 days of that date, or your first month is free. “Thousands of companies” counts organisations that have bought engineering services from Scrums.com since 2012. 90+ Lighthouse scores and 60% faster bug detection are the figures the current Scrums.com web development page states. 40-60% cost savings is the figure that page states for delivery cost against US and UK firms; it is not a quote for your scope.
Timeline varies by complexity. Simple web applications: 8 to 12 weeks. Enterprise platforms: 4 to 6 months. MVPs: 6 to 10 weeks. We work in two-week sprints, and the Scrums.com Platform shows progress in real time, so you always know where the work stands.
Web design covers visual aesthetics and user experience (UI/UX). Web development builds the functional code that powers the application: the frontend users see and the backend of server logic, databases and APIs. Most projects need both, and design is delivered alongside development.
Custom web applications: SaaS platforms, enterprise systems and complex business logic. Simple brochure websites are not a fit; for a marketing site, a Webflow or WordPress specialist is the better call.
Frontend: React, Vue.js, Angular and Next.js. Backend: Node.js, Python, .NET and Java. Databases: PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis. Cloud: AWS, Azure and GCP. The stack is matched to the requirements of each request.
Yes. Web application maintenance covers security patches, performance optimisation, feature updates and technical-debt reduction under a 99.9% uptime SLA, whether or not Scrums.com built the application. Maintenance and new features share your workstream, and you set the split.
AI QA agents test every feature and catch bugs 60% faster than manual testing, continuous integration runs builds on every commit, cross-browser and device testing is agent-driven, and DORA metrics track velocity, deployment frequency, lead time and change failure rate in real time.
Code splitting, lazy loading and CDN delivery for sub-2-second page loads; OWASP-compliant development with HTTPS/TLS, OAuth and JWT authentication, SOC 2 aligned; microservices and auto-scaling infrastructure where scale demands it; blue-green deployments and feature flags for zero-downtime releases.
Delivery Plan · Core: one monthly price, one backlog across your development priorities, one active workstream and a managed team for design, development and QA.
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