300.codes

Experience boutique-quality software delivery.

Web Development UX/UI & Product Design Custom Software Development Mobile App Development No-Code & Low-Code Warszawa, Poland

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About 300.codes

300.codes is one of the fastest-growing software design & development agency in Poland. We design interfaces that engage users and ignite your business growth. We develop apps that seamlessly integrate top-notch design, enabling your business to achieve remarkable sales results.

We believe that when working with technology, it's important to stay in touch with people. This drives us to offer boutique-quality software delivery focused on close personal interactions.

What we can do for you?

→ Web apps
→ Mobile apps
→ UX/UI Design
→ Websites

Our USP:

boutique-quality software delivery,
business orientation,
marketing background and expertise.

Some of our clients: BNP Paribas, Veoli Botanica, SWISS KRONO, Obsessive, Bonduelle, PwC.

Services

Capabilities listed on this profile.

Web DevelopmentCustom Software DevelopmentMobile App DevelopmentUX/UI DesignLow/No Code Development

Pricing

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Min. project

$25,000+

Hourly rate

$50 - $99 / hr

Team & locations

Warszawa, Poland10 - 49 employeesFounded 2018More agencies here →

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