Web Development Agency in Stockholm

No. Our studios are in London (HQ) and Los Angeles. We work with Stockholm-based clients through remote delivery — Slack, Loom, and structured sprint cadences. The CET/GMT offset is just one hour, so we share nearly a full working day. Standups happen at 09:00 CET, and you'll have access to a dedicated project lead throughout the engagement. We've shipped projects for Stockholm teams this way and it works because we've built our entire delivery process around remote-first discipline, not as a fallback.

Stockholm is CET (UTC+1), London is GMT (UTC+0). That's a one-hour difference — practically negligible. Our London team is online from 08:00 GMT, which is 09:00 CET. We typically run standups at 09:00 CET and have the full day for collaborative work, code reviews, and Slack threads. By the time your team wraps at 17:00 CET, we've had eight overlapping hours. Our LA studio adds late-day coverage if you ever need it, but for Stockholm projects, London handles the bulk of delivery.

Yes. We build with proper sv-SE locale handling — Swedish date formats, currency display (kr), and content management that supports multi-language publishing. For authentication, we architect Supabase auth flows that are BankID-ready, meaning we structure the integration points so your team (or we, working with a BankID-certified provider) can wire in Mobile BankID for Swedish user verification. We don't pretend localisation is just running content through a translator — it's formatting, UX patterns, and trust signals that Swedish users expect.

We've built Klarna Checkout v3 and Klarna Payments integrations into Next.js storefronts. This covers pay-later, pay-now, and instalment flows with proper Swedish locale and currency handling. We wire Klarna's API into your server-side rendering pipeline so checkout loads fast and doesn't rely on heavy client-side JavaScript. We also handle the callback/webhook architecture so order status, refunds, and captures stay in sync between Klarna and your backend.

GDPR isn't a checkbox we tick before launch — it's a constraint we design around from sprint one. That means EU-hosted infrastructure (typically Vercel EU edge + Supabase EU region), proper consent management with granular cookie controls, data subject access request flows built into the admin panel, and data retention policies enforced at the database level. Sweden's Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (IMY) has been active with enforcement, so we take this seriously. We also avoid shipping analytics or third-party scripts that transfer data to the US without proper safeguards.

Most projects fall between SEK 120,000 and SEK 2,000,000 depending on scope. A focused MVP — say a Next.js storefront with Klarna Checkout and a Supabase backend — typically runs 10–14 weeks from kickoff to launch. Larger builds with marketplace payment flows, multi-language content, and custom dashboards take longer. We scope everything in writing before any code gets written, and we work on fixed-price or time-and-materials depending on how well-defined your requirements are at the start.