NedDev is based in The Hague. We build web applications, SaaS and AI software for clients in the city and the wider Haaglanden region. Short lines, personal coordination and, where it helps, face-to-face at the table.
NedDev is based in The Hague and builds web, SaaS and AI development here from €2,500. Short lines, because this is our home city. We work a lot for public-sector organizations, trade associations and international companies with their EU headquarters in the city. On-site check-ins are easy to arrange, with attention to accessibility, privacy and reliability.
Web development in The Hague has a character of its own. As a seat of government and an international hub, the city is home to many government-related organizations, trade associations, NGOs and international companies. NedDev builds websites, portals and SaaS platforms for these parties where accessibility, privacy and reliability come first.
The Hague is our home city, so personal contact is always close by. We understand that organizations in and around the public sector set higher demands on things like WCAG accessibility, GDPR compliance and clear accountability. We build for that as standard.
Whether it is a multilingual site for an international headquarters or a secure portal for members, we deliver software that meets strict requirements and still works well.
The Hague is the city of government, international institutions and organizations that deal with public accountability. That sets demands that go beyond a good-looking website. WCAG accessibility, careful handling of personal data and software that stays reliable for years are not extras but starting points.
That is why we build with accessibility in mind as standard: good contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, a readable structure and clear copy. For international clients with an EU headquarters in The Hague we deliver multilingual sites and account for privacy requirements by hosting on European infrastructure. One example of a project where clarity and explainability were central is EUDI Explained.
Do your websites meet accessibility requirements? Yes. We build with WCAG as a starting point: sufficient contrast, keyboard operation, a logical heading structure and clear copy. For public organizations that have to meet the accessibility statement, that is a firm requirement, and we shape the design and the code around it.
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The Hague attracts international organizations, from embassies and NGOs to European headquarters. For these clients, multiple languages are not a side note but the foundation. We build sites and platforms with built-in language support, so content is easy to manage across languages and search engines can index each language version properly.
Beyond language, trust plays a big role. International clients want certainty about where their data lives, how the software is maintained and whether the site stays stable. We host on European infrastructure we manage ourselves and offer ongoing maintenance, so there is always someone responsible. For the tech we lean on a modern Next.js front-end combined with a solid underlying platform, and where it makes sense we add AI for search or document processing.
Can you build multilingual websites? Absolutely. We have multilingual projects in our portfolio and build language support in from the start. That is different from bolting a translation plugin on afterward: each language version gets its own findable URL and the content is easy to manage per language.
Our internal stack packages for multi-tenant SaaS. A Laravel + Filament starter, an audit-trail engine, and a tenant-impersonation package that runs across 12 clients.
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14 EXPERIMENTS · LIVE DEMOSYes. The Hague is our home city, so we are always on-site quickly. We are happy to drop by for an introduction, a working session or a demo, which is especially valuable for organizations in and around the public sector because coordination and accountability carry a lot of weight there. For the day-to-day build work we collaborate digitally with short updates, and we schedule on-site moments at the points where personal contact makes the difference. The short distance means we can sit down in person more often than an agency further away, without blowing up the planning or the budget.
A website at NedDev starts from €2,500. For organizations in The Hague, extra requirements often come into play, such as WCAG accessibility, multiple languages or a member portal, and those shape the final price. We always draw up a tailored quote with a fixed price per phase, agreed before we begin, so you keep control of the budget. For public and semi-public organizations that work with tenders or fixed budgets, we think along about an approach that fits within the constraints. SaaS platforms and internal tools are budgeted separately, based on the features and integrations needed. There are no surprises afterward.
We usually schedule an introduction within a week, often on-site in The Hague because the distance is small. After you approve the quote we typically start building within two weeks. We work in short sprints, so you see the first working parts quickly instead of after months. For projects with strict requirements around accessibility or privacy, we build in extra time for testing and review, so the end result demonstrably complies. Do you have a fixed deadline, for example around a tender or an event? Let us know at the introduction and we will plan around it.
