First the cost of doing nothing, then the price

Per company, not per user. iTER7 from €99 per month. Custom software and MES priced after the mockup. Senior day rates at European market level. Written quote, always.

iTER7, the ready-made system for installation businesses

One unbilled job a week because the work report never came back is worth over €4,000 a year (example). The system that prevents it:

  • Basic, €99 per month: job calendar, work reports from the phone with photos and customer signature, customers and installed systems, branded PDF.
  • Pro, €199 per month: everything in Basic plus voice-dictated work reports, van stock with QR codes, quotes and electronic invoicing, WhatsApp and email notifications.
  • Onboarding, €500 to €1,500 one-off: setup, data import from Excel or your old system, technician training.

Priced per company: add technicians without paying more. Launch price list, no VAT charged (Italian flat-rate scheme), no multi-year lock-in. Live usually two to four weeks from onboarding, depending on customisations. The reference price list, with what is and is not included, is on How much does iTER7 cost.

Custom software, MES and applied AI

A complaint rebuilt by hand costs two people half a day; an audit without traceability costs days. The software price depends on the modules and the customisation, so it is set after you have seen the screens:

  1. Free measurement: a written analysis of your data, with a document of today's numbers that stays yours.
  2. Navigable mockup in 15-20 days: €600 to €1,500, fully deducted from the total if you go ahead. If it does not convince, it stops there.
  3. Development at a fixed price with a written quote: we start from modules already delivered to other companies and pay in stages tied to a working demo and acceptance.
  4. Maintenance with a yearly fee agreed at delivery.

No per-user fees, no per-document fees. Custom MES, AI visual inspection.

Day rates for European clients

For teams that want a senior engineer inside their own repository. Rates in line with the European freelance market (Malt, UK and German benchmarks 2025-2026):

  • Senior Laravel engineer inside your team: €450 per day, at least one day a week, invoiced monthly and paid by card or SEPA through Stripe Terms and market benchmarks: senior Laravel developer day rate.
  • Application security and penetration testing: €700 to €900 per day, report included
  • Applied AI and industrial systems (vision, documents, MES): €850 to €1,100 per day

A week of stalled project costs more than a week of senior: how the first week works. Remote across Europe, on site in North-East Italy.

Always included, whichever path you choose

  • The first check: a free written analysis that leaves you a list even if you do not go ahead.
  • A written quote before we start, never everything up front: paid in stages, on working demos.
  • Code you own, on your server or hosting, with tests and documentation.
  • Data and photos that never leave the company.

Projects start on the calendar, one at a time. Contact us.

What should you ask anyone who sends you a quote?

Six questions that bring hidden costs to the surface before you sign, whatever supplier you talk to. Here the answers are already written.

  1. Do the code and the data stay mine? For custom work the code is yours and runs on your server, with tests and documentation. With iTER7 your data can be exported at any time, in open formats.
  2. Is the price per user or per company? iTER7 is per company: with three technicians or ten the fee does not change. No per-document fees.
  3. What happens if the supplier is no longer there? Another Laravel developer can carry on from the code and the tests. With iTER7 there is no multi-year lock-in: if it is no longer needed, you stop.
  4. Is the quote binding? The custom price is fixed in writing after the navigable mockup and paid in stages: no verbal estimates that double halfway through.
  5. Is the person who writes the code the person I talk to? Yes, from the first meeting to the last line: about me.
  6. How long does it take? iTER7 normally starts in two to four weeks, depending on the customisations. For custom work every stage has a date written in the quote.

If one of these answers is missing from another quote, send it to me with your problem: I compare it with the numbers of your case, for free.

Pricing questions

How much does iTER7 cost?

€99 per month (Basic) or €199 per month (Pro) per company, users included, plus a one-off onboarding fee of €500 to €1,500 for setup, data import and training. Launch price list, no VAT charged (Italian flat-rate scheme), no multi-year lock-in.

Is the price per user or per company?

Per company: add technicians without paying more. That is the difference from most field-service systems, which charge for every user.

How much does custom software or a MES cost?

It depends on the modules and customisation: a free written analysis first, then a mockup at €600 to €1,500 deducted from the total, then a written fixed-price quote paid in stages on working demos.

Why is the custom price set only after the mockup?

Because before the mockup nobody really knows how many modules are needed. With the screens in hand the quote is fixed-price and written, and the mockup cost is fully deducted.

How much does a senior developer day cost?

€450 for Laravel inside your team, €700 to €900 for security and penetration testing, €850 to €1,100 for applied AI and industrial systems. European market rates (Malt, UK, Germany 2025-2026).

Are there hidden per-user or per-document fees?

No. No per-user fees, no per-document fees, no licence for the vision software (Apache 2.0 licensed models). The maintenance fee for custom work is agreed in writing at delivery.

What do I get from the free analysis?

A written list of where you are losing time or margin, with priorities. It stays yours even if someone else does the work.

How is custom software paid?

In stages tied to a working demo every two weeks and to acceptance, with a written quote before starting. Never everything up front.

Contact us: free analysis, feasibility and quote.

Two lines are enough: what you do, how many technicians or people on the shop floor, where time is lost today.

You leave with a written list of where time and margin are lost, yours even if you stop there.