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Sollva is a full-service product and software agency. We handle development, design, and marketing under one team, so you're not coordinating between five separate vendors to ship a product.

Startups, SaaS and tech products, ecommerce and retail, hospitality and food service, education platforms, and real estate and local services. If your business runs on the web or through an app, there's a good chance we've built something similar.

Sollva is based in Morocco and works with clients across North America, the Middle East, and Europe. Most of our communication happens remotely, over calls and async updates.

One team handles the whole product, strategy, development, design, and marketing. Most freelancers cover one piece and leave the rest to you. Most agencies specialize in one service and outsource the rest.

Both. About half our work is new builds, the other half is fixing, rebuilding, or maintaining something that already exists but isn't working the way it should.

Product strategy and MVP development, web application development, mobile app development, UI/UX design, AI integration, custom CRM and systems integration, ecommerce development, cloud infrastructure and DevOps, brand identity and digital marketing, and technical support after launch.

Yes. Most projects that need both get handled by the same team, so the web and mobile versions stay consistent instead of feeling like two separate products.

Both, depending on what fits. WordPress and Shopify work well for many ecommerce and content-driven sites. Custom development makes more sense when your product needs logic or scale that off-the-shelf platforms can't handle.

Yes. That's one of our most requested services right now, wiring AI into an existing product instead of building something new from scratch.

Yes. Every project can move into an ongoing maintenance plan after launch, covering bug fixes, updates, and monitoring.

Depends on scope. An MVP or a landing page costs far less than a custom web application with multiple integrations. We give you a fixed cost before work starts, once we understand what you actually need.

Most MVPs take 4 to 8 weeks. Full web or mobile applications typically run 6 to 14 weeks. Smaller projects like UI/UX work or a brand identity build usually finish in 3 to 6 weeks.

Fixed scope by default. You know the cost and the timeline before anything starts, so there are no surprise invoices partway through.

We work with projects ranging from a single service page to a full custom platform. If you're not sure your project fits, the first call is free and will tell you either way.

A real conversation about what you're building, what's already in place, and what it would actually take to get there, with no obligation to move forward.

A discovery call first, no commitment. From there, we turn the conversation into a scoped plan with a timeline and budget before any development starts.

You'll see progress throughout. Development happens in short cycles with regular check-ins and working versions to review, not one big reveal at the end.

Yes, within reason. Fixed scope means the core plan is set upfront, but small adjustments along the way are normal and expected.

No. Some clients come with a detailed plan, others come with just an idea. Either way, discovery is where we figure out what actually needs to get built.

Yes. Once the project is paid for, the source code, designs, and assets are yours, with no ongoing license required to keep using them.

Yes, including new versions, bug fix releases, and any rejections that come back during the review process.

You're covered under an ongoing support plan if you have one, and even without one, we're the team that already knows your codebase, so fixes happen faster than starting over with someone new.

Yes. Plans cover updates, security patches, monitoring, and bug fixes, so problems get caught before they turn into downtime.

Often, yes. We start with an audit to understand the existing codebase, then take over updates and fixes from there.

Urgent issues get prioritized ahead of routine maintenance work. Response times depend on your support plan, and we'll be upfront about that before you sign up.