Technical Discovery & Feasibility
Clarity on feasibility, architecture and effort — before you invest.
For companies and startups with a concrete software project: in the technical discovery we assess technical feasibility, risks and realistic effort — as a solid basis for your decision.
Paid technical discovery from €2,500 — not a sales call.
A fit for
Concrete software projects.
- A digital product or MVP needs a technical concept.
- Custom business software, a platform or a system integration with real business logic.
- A technical requirement that is demanding or unusual — with no ready-made solution.
- A realistic budget from €10K for the build that follows.
Not a fit for
Small or undefined requests.
- A simple website or a landing page update.
- A small, clearly defined change to existing software.
- General IT consulting without a concrete software project.
For those cases a normal first conversation is the better entry point.
The result
What you know after the discovery.
Not a non-committal chat, but a solid technical result with a clear recommendation.
Technical feasibility
Whether and how your requirement can be delivered reliably, and with which approach.
The right architecture
A system and architecture concept that fits the requirement, the scale and the budget.
Risks & dependencies
Which technical assumptions are critical and where the real project risks sit.
Realistic effort
A solid estimate of scope, timeline and budget range for the development.
Concrete next steps
A clear roadmap: what gets built first and in which order.
How it runs
Three steps to a roadmap.
- 01
Discuss the project
You describe the project, the requirement and the constraints. We review your details and arrange a first technical conversation.
- 02
Technical analysis
We assess feasibility, architecture, risks and effort — based on your actual requirement, not on a standard solution.
- 03
Result & roadmap
You receive a written result with a recommendation, an effort estimate and concrete next steps.
Investment
Technical discovery from €2,500
The discovery is a paid, professional engagement — not a free initial consultation. The price depends on the scope and technical complexity of your project and is confirmed transparently before the work starts.
The discovery creates a solid basis for your software investment — not just an opinion.
Possible afterwards
Optional proof of concept
To validate the most critical technical assumption, where that makes sense. Scope and effort follow from the discovery result.
Full software development
On request, 0x41 Labs takes on the complete build afterwards — based on the architecture already worked out, with no ramp-up a second time.
Track record
Technical capability proven on real projects.
MedTech · Computer Vision
€50K+
Mobile foot measurement via smartphone camera — from the technical feasibility check to the production app.
FinTech · P2P trading platform
€75K+
Complete trading platform with multisig escrow logic — from concept to production deployment.
Corporate Analytics
€30K+
Custom analytics software with POS integration for a complex corporate environment.
Common questions
What should be clear before you get in touch.
The technical discovery is a paid engagement starting at €2,500 — depending on the scope and technical complexity of your project. It is a professional analysis, not a free consultation call.
Depending on scope, typically one to three weeks — from the first technical analysis to the written result including recommendation and effort estimate.
A written technical assessment: feasibility, recommended architecture, identified risks, realistic effort and a concrete roadmap for the next steps.
No. Especially when the technical solution is still open, the discovery is the right starting point. A rough outline and a realistic budget are enough to begin.
Yes. On request, 0x41 Labs takes on the full software development afterwards — based on the architecture and roadmap worked out in the discovery, with no ramp-up a second time.
Discuss your project
Ready for clarity on your project?
Describe your project as specifically as you can. The more precise your details, the more precise the first assessment.
It does not have to be settled what the finished software looks like. What matters is what has to be achieved technically and which budget is realistically available.