Kosovo, on purpose
The team is in Kosovo, and you talk to the people writing the code.
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Hire a product team in Kosovo. From architecture through launch, with people who still know the system when the next release starts.
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You should not have to choose between an expensive local hire and a random offshore shop. Kosovo has serious engineers. The same team can stay on the product if you keep us.
Talent you can talk to. Rates that make a full team possible. See the difference
SaaS, full-stack, and the systems that hold them up.
Platforms
You get a multi-tenant product that can bill, authenticate, and grow — not a demo that falls over at 200 users.
Choose this when the product is the business: subscriptions, workspaces, roles, and usage that has to be reliable.
Multi-tenant · Billing · Auth
Discuss this setupUnderstand, design, build, and ship — from Kosovo, for a company that stays in its own market.
Step 01
A working session, not a questionnaire. We leave with a shared picture of what must ship, what can wait, and what would be a waste of time.
Step 02
You see the system on paper first: boundaries, risks, and the smallest version that is still worth launching.
Step 03
You get something you can click, not a status deck. Scope moves with evidence, not with a change-request form.
Step 04
Environments, releases, logs, and a path to put it in front of real users without a weekend fire drill.
Step 05
Launch closes the build you scoped. Anything after it is a new engagement with the people who already know the system, at the same rates.
Step 01
A working session, not a questionnaire. We leave with a shared picture of what must ship, what can wait, and what would be a waste of time.
A salary in London or New York buys one seat. Artechan is a product team, and you decide if they stay after launch.
The team is in Kosovo, and you talk to the people writing the code.
We think in systems. Code quality and architecture matter as much as shipping.
Architecture decisions at launch should support growth, so the next feature does not force a rewrite.
Platforms and tools that run businesses — real data, real users, real revenue.
Clean, documented code that holds up in due diligence.
We work in English, on Central European time. Full overlap with Europe, and US East mornings still land.
| Freelancer | Typical agency | Artechan | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | A short job or one specialism | A project you can hand off | A product you will keep building |
| Who writes the code | Whoever is free this month | A rotating delivery pod | The same in-house engineers |
| After launch | Often gone | A ticket queue, if you pay | Same team, still on the clock |
| Architecture | Whatever ships today | Templates and leftovers | Designed before we build |
| You talk to | The person doing the work — sometimes | An account manager | The people building it |
| What it costs | Cheap until the rewrite | Western rates, often junior delivery | Kosovo rates, junior through senior |
Same Kosovo team, whatever the stack. You don't staff a new vendor every time the product needs another tool.
Multi-tenant products with billing, roles and the plumbing to grow.
Orgs, invites, seats · Stripe · audit log
Meters, quotas, invoices · admin · APIs
Examples of the kind of product. The timeline comes from the scope.
A first conversation within 48 hours. If we are a fit, we align on scope and architecture, then start building. How long the build takes comes from that scope.
Kosovo. The clients are outside the country.
You get people who design the system and can keep building it, instead of a marketplace hour.
Sourcing, interviews, and the decision on who joins. You don't sort CVs from abroad. You work with people already vetted.
No. Everyone on your project is an Artechan engineer in Kosovo. No marketplace, no rotating contractors, no account manager between you and the people writing the code.
We take over existing products as often as we start from zero. We read the system, name the risks, and then either extend it or isolate the parts that need to be rebuilt.
Most products land on TypeScript — Next.js, Node, PostgreSQL — plus the usual production layer: AWS or Vercel, Stripe, Redis, Docker. We pick the stack the product needs, not the one that is fashionable this quarter.
Launch closes the scoped build. If you want more — performance, new features, infrastructure — the same people can stay on, and that work is billed at the same Kosovo rates.
Directly. Clear milestones, documented architecture, and code that holds up if an investor asks.
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Tell us what you're building. We'll say if we're the right team, what it costs, and how fast we can start.