Straight answers.

What people ask a software development company in Tirana before they write: cost, timelines, ownership, AI, and how a project starts.

Working with us

Where is UnyoCorp based?

In Tirana, Albania. UnyoCorp is a software development company and AI-native product studio with eight engineers in one room, working with clients in more than ten countries across Europe.

Do you work with companies outside Albania?

Yes, most of our clients are elsewhere in Europe. We work in English or Albanian, on European time, with a demo every two weeks and a written update every Friday, so distance has never been the problem.

What kind of software do you build?

Digital products and AI systems: web and mobile platforms, booking and operations tools, SaaS products, AI features taken from pilot to production, and, in-house, games and realtime 3D. Every engagement is a fixed-scope build, a two-week sprint, a retainer or an embedded product pod.

Can you work alongside our in-house team?

Yes. A build can plug into an existing team, and an embedded product pod is designed for it: design, engineering and product leadership as one unit that owns a roadmap next to yours, reporting on outcomes rather than hours.

Pricing and terms

How much does custom software development cost?

It depends on scope, which is why we price scope rather than time. A two-week AI Sprint is a fixed 3,000 to 6,000 euros, credited in full against the build. A fixed-scope Product Build usually lands between 15,000 and 45,000 euros, paid 40 / 40 / 20 on milestones. Retainers and pods publish terms, and the number comes with the proposal.

Do you charge by the hour?

No, never. Every engagement is either fixed scope with a fixed price, or fixed terms for a retainer or a pod. You know the price when you sign, and it does not move unless the scope does.

Who owns the code and the intellectual property?

You do. Everything runs on your accounts (cloud, model providers, data) from the first day, and the intellectual property transfers to you in full on final payment. Nothing is held hostage.

Do you sign NDAs and data processing agreements?

Yes. A non-disclosure agreement is standard before any detailed conversation, and a data processing agreement is part of the paperwork whenever personal data is involved, which most AI projects are.

Process and delivery

How long does it take to build a product?

A working prototype takes two weeks in an AI Sprint. A fixed-scope Product Build ships in four to ten weeks, with a staging environment live from week one and a demo at the end of every two-week sprint, the first inside ten business days of kickoff.

How do we start?

Send the brief through the contact page or book a 30-minute call. You hear back the same business day. Most projects begin with a sprint, whose output is the build specification and a fixed quote valid for 30 days.

Which technologies do you use?

Modern web and mobile stacks (TypeScript, React and Next.js, native and cross-platform mobile), cloud infrastructure on your own accounts, and the AI model providers that fit the job. We recommend the stack for each product rather than selling one.

What happens after launch?

Every build ends with handoff documentation and a two-week warranty window. Most clients continue into Care & Growth or AI Ops, the retainers that keep a shipped product fast, current and improving, with a monthly metrics note and a quarterly roadmap session.

AI systems

Do you build AI systems or only integrate them?

Both, and the distinction matters less than people expect. The hard part of an AI product is rarely the model: it is the integration, the evaluations that catch regressions and the ownership after launch. We take an AI feature from idea or pilot to a production system your users can rely on.

Our AI pilot never made it to production. Can you help?

That is the most common way clients find us. An AI Sprint audits the pilot, your data and the process it serves, and ends with a working prototype and a production roadmap, or with the honest recommendation not to build, which happens and saves the build.

Do you maintain AI systems in production?

Yes, through AI Ops: monitoring and alerting on quality, latency and cost, evaluation suites, prompt and model updates as providers change underneath you, and a written monthly report in plain language.

Location and languages

Which languages do you work in?

English and Albanian. Proposals, documentation and code are in English; conversations, calls and support can be in either.

Can we visit the studio?

Yes. The studio is in Qender, Tirana. Write ahead and we will set a time; most first conversations happen on a video call, and clients are welcome any time after.

Not answered here? Ask us directly. The service pages carry their own questions on each engagement.

Have something worth building?

Tell us what it is. You will hear back the same business day.