Velour Web

Web Apps & Software · Custom quote · Scoped per project

Web app and software development in San Diego

Velour Web builds custom web applications for San Diego businesses and startups: client portals, booking and scheduling systems, internal tools and full software products. We use Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL and Stripe, the stack behind WPro.AI. Every project starts with a paid discovery sprint that produces a fixed-scope quote.

What a web apps & software project includes

Some businesses outgrow a website. They need customers to log in, book, pay, upload files or track a job, or they have an idea for a product. We designed and launched WPro.AI, a software platform for wedding florists with AI proposals, a client portal, e-signatures and billing, and we bring the same approach to smaller tools.

  • Discovery sprint: user flows, screens, data model and a fixed-scope estimate
  • Interface design for every screen, on desktop and phone
  • Authentication, roles and permissions
  • Database design and secure APIs
  • Payments, subscriptions and invoicing with Stripe
  • Email notifications and integrations with the tools you already use
  • Automated tests on the critical paths
  • Deployment, monitoring and error reporting
  • Documentation and a hand-over so any developer can continue the work

Typical investment

Custom quote

Timeline

Scoped per project

Final quote after a free 20-minute call. See pricing for what moves a project within the range.

Process

How the project runs

  1. 01

    Discovery sprint

    One to two weeks. We map the flows, sketch the screens and define the data. You get a fixed quote and a build plan.

  2. 02

    Design

    Clickable designs of every screen, tested with you before code.

  3. 03

    Build in milestones

    Working software every two weeks, on a staging URL you can use.

  4. 04

    Launch and support

    Production deployment, monitoring, and a support plan sized to the product.

Why it works

Why we build it this way

Software fails on scope, not code. The discovery sprint exists so both sides know exactly what is being built and what it costs before the expensive part starts. Building on the same stack as the largest sites on the web means the product can grow without a rewrite.

Work

Projects built this way

WPro.AI logo

SaaS for wedding florists · United States

WPro.AI

A software product for wedding florists (now branded Fiory.AI): AI-generated proposals, pricing, client portal and invoicing in one place.

A complete SaaS platform designed, built and launched by Velour Web.

ExitClue logo

Interactive web application · Online

ExitClue

An interactive web platform with custom design and user engagement features.

Custom web application delivered end to end.

FAQ

Questions about web apps & software

How much does a web app cost?

Small tools such as a client portal or booking system typically start around $15,000. Software products with billing, roles and integrations run $40,000 and up. The discovery sprint produces the exact number for your scope.

What is the discovery sprint?

A paid one-to-two-week engagement where we define user flows, screens and data, then deliver a fixed-scope quote and build plan. If you continue with us, the sprint fee is credited to the build. If not, you keep the plans.

Can you add AI features?

Yes. WPro.AI generates proposals with the OpenAI API. We integrate language models for drafting, classification, search and summarization where they save real time, and we are honest about where they do not.

Do you work with startups?

Yes, for MVPs with a clear scope. We build the smallest product that can be tested with real users, then grow it in milestones.

Who owns the code?

You do. The repository, the infrastructure accounts and the documentation are yours from day one.

Free quote

Get a quote for web apps & software

Tell us what your business does and what the website needs to do. You get a written estimate within one business day, or call now and we will talk it through.

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