Best product discovery and management software houses in Warsaw

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• The FAQ says a small MVP starts at €25,000 to €50,000 and enterprise projects at €200,000+, with an MVP taking 4 to 12 weeks (source).
• The home page claims 50+ experts, 100+ products shipped and a client NPS of 75, and shows an ISO 27001 logo (source).
• The Siemens Financial Services case study describes 2-minute online leasing and a 10-year partnership (source).
• The CHOOOSE case study describes four years of team augmentation from 2019 to 2023 (source).
• The home page leads with end-to-end AI software development for enterprises and lists its own AI products such as KnowHub and Compliance Copilot (source).
• Has built SimplyLease for Siemens Financial Services in Poland since 2016 (source)
• Claims 100+ products shipped and 50+ experts, est. 2016 (source)
• Case studies include a mobile CRM for Siemens Healthineers and a takeover of Omnipack's fulfilment system (source)

Clients they name: Siemens Financial Services, Geberit, PwC, Toyota, Rainbow, CHOOOSE

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• The home page names startups and real estate as its primary focus since 2014. (source)
• Case studies include a blockchain protocol in Scala for a San Francisco company and an anti-piracy video system. (source)
• The Autogala app was built by a designer, five developers and a project manager. (source)
• The privacy policy gives KRS 0000522575, matching the register. (source)
• Site positions the firm for startups and real estate companies (source)

Clients they name: Autogala, Kompas Inwestycji, Enthought, Otro Global, Buildo, Virtual Control, Taskworld

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• The about page claims 100+ experts, 350+ delivered projects and 12 years on the market (source).
• The home page shows ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and ISO 27001 logos, and the medical device standard matches its healthcare focus (source).
• Clutch gives 2010 as the founding year and seven locations, while KRS registered the current company in 2020 and the site lists Warsaw only (source).
• Clutch shows 5.0 from 71 reviews, 50 to 99 USD per hour and a 25,000 USD minimum (source).
• Services page lists a broad stack including Flutter, Kotlin and Swift (source)

Clients they name: Grupa Luxmed, Rossmann, Inter Cars, Sodexo, Roche, DHL

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• The home page lists Ruby on Rails first among technologies, followed by Java, TypeScript and React, and .NET, and claims 130+ consultants (source).
• The site shows ISO 27001 and ISO 9001, offices in Warsaw and New York, and a self-reported 95% of projects delivered on time and on budget (source).
• Case studies include a clinical trial technology audit for the University of Birmingham, fintech work for Solaris and a legacy data migration for an NDA client (source).
• The footer names a Warsaw limited joint-stock partnership (S.K.A.) with KRS 0000944155 as the operator (source).
• Clutch shows 4.9 from 7 reviews, founding in 2016, a $250,000 minimum and $50 to $99 per hour; cost is the lowest-rated category and one client calls the firm relatively expensive (source).

Clients they name: University of Birmingham, Solaris, Palabra Praxisgruppe, Stillpoint Spaces, AioCare, Factory Berlin

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• Homepage describes a co-funded project on multisensor drone detection using acoustic, radio and visual data. (source)

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• The about page claims 160+ engineers, consultants and designers, 350+ projects, 20+ years of experience and 100+ tech and design awards, without naming the awards (source).
• Case studies cover mobile banking apps for Credit Agricole, BNP Paribas and Aion Bank (source).
• The record shows an S.A. registered in KRS in 2014 with 29.2M PLN of revenue and a 4.7M PLN loss in 2025 (source).
• GoWork has 86 entries with 13 negative and 3 positive, 3 layoff mentions and the latest entry from March 2026 (source).
• Clutch shows 4.8 from 9 reviews, $25 to $49 per hour and a $25,000 minimum; the latest review is from May 2023, and project management and on-time delivery are the most noted weak spots (source).
• Claims 20+ years in tech, 160+ people and 350+ projects (source)
• Case studies focus on banking: Credit Agricole, BNP Paribas, Aion Bank and Alior Bank (source)
• Says it has more than 30 UX experts (source)

Clients they name: Credit Agricole, BNP Paribas, Aion Bank

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• Company describes 15+ years in healthcare software and an EHR integration practice (source)

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• The homepage claims 500+ finished projects and 20 years on the market (source)
• Code & Pepper reports 40+ engineers placed in Smart Pension's product teams (source)
• It develops and maintains Polish customs and excise systems RPS and EMCS PL2, citing 18.3m PLN in public contracts (source)
• Most listed projects use React or Angular with TypeScript and Node.js (source)
• The homepage presents Code & Pepper as a product engineering company for regulated sectors, with a stated 500+ finished projects. (source)

Clients they name: Smart Pension, Patchwork Health, LUSID, AZA, Pelago, TPH Global, Cover Tree, Qdeck, GaiaLens

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• Homepage claims 20+ years and 4.9/5 client rating, unverified (source)