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Contact VantyRex Systems
Email info@vantyrex.com or message us on WhatsApp to reach an engineer. Ask for a 15-minute scoping call, tell us the problem, and we will turn it into a scope. Within 48 hours of the call you receive a fixed written quote. We work in Hebrew, Arabic, English and Russian.
Talk to an engineer
Email: info@vantyrex.com. WhatsApp: use the WhatsApp button on this page.
To book the 15-minute scoping call, write to us with the subject "15-minute scoping call" and suggest a couple of times that suit you. We will confirm one.
What to include in your first message
The problem, in a few sentences: what is slow, manual or missing today, and who it affects.
What you would like to exist: a website, an ordering or booking system, an app, or "not sure yet". Not sure is a fine answer.
Anything that already exists: a current site, a spreadsheet, a tool you use, a competitor you admire.
Your timing and your language. You do not need a technical brief or a budget figure to write to us.
What happens next
1. We reply and agree a time for the 15-minute call.
2. On the call you describe the problem and we ask the questions that decide scope.
3. Within 48 hours of the call you receive a fixed written quote: scope, milestones and one price.
4. If it fits, we sign a contract and build with milestones.
Where we are
We are based in Deir al-Asad, in the Northern District of Israel.
We work in Hebrew, Arabic, English and Russian. Write in whichever you are most comfortable with.
FAQ
Do I need a technical brief or a budget to write to you?
No. A few sentences about the problem are enough. The 15-minute scoping call turns them into a scope.
How do I book the 15-minute call?
Email info@vantyrex.com or message us on WhatsApp, say you would like a scoping call, and suggest a couple of times. We confirm one.
When do I get the quote?
Within 48 hours of the scoping call, in writing, with the scope, the milestones and a fixed price.
Can I write in Hebrew, Arabic or Russian?
Yes. We work in Hebrew, Arabic, English and Russian, and you can use any of them in your first message.