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20 minutes by video or phone to present your project and get your questions answered. You pick the slot in my calendar.

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Phone+41 79 793 06 30

Emailcontact@···.ch

Based inChâtel-Saint-Denis, Fribourg

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What others won't tell you.

No asterisks, no hidden fees. Direct answers to real questions.

How much does a website at OurPlan really cost?

Fixed prices, in CHF. Showcase website: Présence vivante 4,000, Vitrine vivante 8,000, Signature 13,000. Web app: SaaS Pro 12,000. Online shop: E-Commerce Pro 13,000. App: PWA 13,200, native app 22,100. No subscription. No hidden fees.

Do we really own the code?

Yes, entirely. On delivery, the GitHub repository is transferred to your account. The code is commented, documented, and can be taken over by any technical team. No licence, no lock-in.

Who pays for hosting, the domain and emails?

You do, directly to the providers (Vercel, Supabase, Cloudflare, your registrar). OurPlan sets everything up but takes no margin on these costs. In practice, they come to around 10 to 25 CHF per month.

What if we want to change the site later?

The dashboard lets you edit texts, images and blog articles yourself. For technical changes: hourly work (100 to 130 CHF/h), or a monthly maintenance contract.

How does a project start?

A free discovery session (30 to 60 minutes, by video or in person). Then a detailed quote. If you approve it, 40% deposit on signature, 60% on delivery. No commitment until the quote is signed.

Is OurPlan an agency or one person?

One person working under a brand. Paul Noorman handles the full cycle: design, development, delivery. For some specific skills, he relies on a network of trusted freelancers. One contact from start to finish.