Netguru

Netguru is a software development and consulting company founded in 2008 by Kuba Filipowski, now CEO, and Wiktor Schmidt, now executive chairman. It is headquartered in Poznań, Poland, works with clients in the United States, the United Kingdom, the DACH region and the Middle East, and says it has more than 400 people and has delivered over 2,500 projects.

The company builds web and mobile products, AI and data systems and digital commerce platforms. It also offers product strategy and design, so a client can start with discovery and continue to build and maintenance with the same team. Netguru is a certified B Corporation.

Key features

• Web and mobile engineering. React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, Python, Ruby on Rails, Node.js and Java on the web; Swift, Kotlin, React Native, Flutter and Kotlin Multiplatform on mobile.
• Product strategy and discovery. Digital product strategy, research, rapid prototyping and MVP development for new products.
• Product and experience design. UX and UI design, design systems, UX research and accessibility work against WCAG.
• AI and data. AI development, machine learning, data engineering, AI agents and what Netguru calls AI pods and forward-deployed engineers.
• Cloud and platform engineering. Cloud architecture, DevOps and infrastructure as code on AWS, Google Cloud and Azure with Kubernetes, Terraform and Docker.
• Commerce solutions. Headless and composable commerce and marketplaces on platforms such as commercetools, Shopify Plus, SAP Commerce Cloud, VTEX, Saleor and Medusa.
• Quality and delivery. QA, product management and ongoing software maintenance.

Who it is for

Netguru suits start-ups that need an MVP built quickly, scale-ups that need extra engineers, and larger retailers and enterprises modernising commerce or adding AI. Its published client list includes IKEA, Volkswagen, OLX and Vinted. Teams that only need one freelancer for a few weeks are usually better served elsewhere.

Pricing at a glance

Netguru does not publish rates or minimum engagement sizes. It works through three engagement models: dedicated teams, staff augmentation (engineers added to your existing team) and a delivery center for managed development. Projects are quoted after you submit details through its project estimate form. Prices as checked on 7 October 2026; confirm on the vendor's pricing page.

Things to consider

• Choose the model deliberately. Staff augmentation leaves product management with you, while a dedicated team shifts more delivery responsibility to Netguru; agree who owns what.
• Time zones. The headquarters is in Central Europe; plan overlap hours for teams in India, the Americas or Asia-Pacific.
• Broad catalogue. With many service lines, ask to meet the specific people who would work on your project.
• No public rate card. Compare scoped proposals rather than headline figures.

Getting started

1. Browse the services overview and relevant case studies.
2. Decide whether you need a dedicated team, staff augmentation or a managed delivery center.
3. Prepare a short brief with goals, stack, timeline and budget range.
4. Submit it through the project estimate form.