Kinetech · Marcus

Software delivered in weeks,
not quarters.

Marcus is a Mendix development team you rent. It builds your applications, picks up the technical work your own people never get to, and watches what is already live — with a Kinetech engineer accountable for every piece of it.

Tell us what you need What we do

Three ways we help

Pick the one that sounds like you

You have a system to build or replace

Deliver the whole project

We take the scope end to end — designed, built, tested, documented and handed over — on a fixed price with the risk on us.

Work that a conventional team quotes in quarters, delivered in weeks.

You have developers

Pick up the work nobody has time for

We take the complicated pieces your team keeps deferring and return them finished, tested and documented.

Your specialists spend their time on the work only they can do.

Your applications are live

Be your support team

We run alongside your systems — watching them, fixing what breaks, and making the small improvements that keep users happy.

You hear about problems from us, not from your users.

The difference

About 5× faster, on the calendar

Not on a benchmark — on elapsed time from start to a system your people are actually using. The compression holds across project sizes, which matters more than the headline: it is a property of how we work rather than one fortunate project.

ProjectConventional teamWith Marcus

A focused toolOne team's workflow — the thing a spreadsheet has outgrown.

3–4 months

2–3 weeks

A departmental systemReal roles, real reporting, a department that depends on it daily.

5–6 months

4–5 weeks

Core to the businessSeveral kinds of user, integrations, and data that matters.

8–12 months

6–8 weeks

A system of recordDowntime and data integrity matter more than delivery speed.

12–18 months

8 weeks and up

Our elapsed times are measured on delivered work. The comparison is the standard industry estimate for the same scope — story count against a blended day rate — not a project we ran alongside. We publish it that way because it is the number your own team would produce.

Why you can believe it

We hand over evidence, not a status report

On a real delivery, the automated checks reported a clean build that still contained six genuine defects.

Finding them meant opening the application and using it as a real person would. That is why a human reviews everything before it reaches you, and why we hand over evidence rather than a status report — a green tick is not proof that anything works.

See what we hand over

Where to start

A conversation, then a number you can take to a board

Tell us where you are and you will leave with a range, the assumptions behind it, and the two or three answers that would tighten it. Nothing is charged, and we do not quote a price before we have read something of yours.

Tell us what you need What it costs

Bringing your architect or delivery lead? How it works · how it scales · what every release has to prove.

On OutSystems and watching the renewal? What moving to Mendix actually involves.

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Step 1 of 5 — What we do

That is the shape of it. The next question is which of the three is actually you.

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