SINCE 2010 ABOUT LUX-LEET.
A custom software and web studio in the Netherlands. Small, fully in-house, and doing the same thing since 2010: helping businesses to software that is genuinely their own.
SEE OUR WORK ONE TEAM INSTEAD OF A CHAIN
Most digital projects run aground at the seams: between the agency that designs, the freelancer who builds, the hosting company that runs it, and the SaaS tools stitching it together. Every handover costs time, and when something breaks, each party points to the next.
LUX-LEET was set up to remove those seams. We write the code, run the infrastructure, and handle support, all with the same team. You get one point of contact, one invoice, and one party that is accountable.
It also means no theme constraints, no plugin bloat, and no platform you're locked into. You get code and data that are yours, built on our own CORE framework.
HOW WE WORK
High-level engineering, explained in plain language. No account manager in between.
A direct line to the builders
You talk to the people writing your code, in Dutch or English. No layer relaying requirements second-hand.
A fixed-scope quote within 24 to 48 hours
After a short conversation you get a clear price and timeline, not a range. The number you see at the start is the number you pay at delivery.
One team, from first call to well past launch
Going live is the start, not the end. Through our Care Plan and Capacity Plan retainers, the same people keep maintaining and developing your software.
Published, transparent pricing
Our rates are on the site: websites from €1,200 excl. VAT, development hours from €90 per hour. No surprises after the fact.
A SMALL, IN-HOUSE TEAM
Daniel de Gruijl
Founder & CEO
Daniel founded LUX-LEET on a single conviction: a client is better served by one team that owns the whole stack than by a chain of agencies, freelancers, and SaaS subscriptions. He sets the technical direction and writes code on every project, so the person you talk to early is the person accountable for what gets built.
Renze Veld
Sales & Customer Relations
Renze is usually the first person you speak to. He handles quotes and the conversations about scope, and once a project is running he keeps the line open. Questions get a direct answer, not a ticket queue.
Maurits Arendse
Hardware Specialist
Maurits looks after the physical side: the dedicated server cores, provisioning, and the infrastructure your software runs on. When performance or capacity needs attention, that call is his.
LUX-LEET is deliberately small. These are the people on your project, from the first conversation through launch and the maintenance after. No rotating cast, no work passed down a chain.
THE FACTS
Name: LUX-LEET
Operating since: 2010
Registered in: Amsterdam, the Netherlands
KVK: 67287158
BTW / VAT: NL002264648B75
Phone: +31 6 25220865
E-mail: info@lux-leet.com
Infrastructure: dedicated physical server cores on a worldwide network; you choose the region
Compliance: fully GDPR/AVG compliant, no data monetisation, no third-party tracking
CLEAR ANSWERS
Who is behind LUX-LEET?
LUX-LEET was founded by Daniel de Gruijl and is run by a small, in-house team in the Netherlands. Daniel leads engineering and writes code. Renze Veld handles sales and client contact. Maurits Arendse runs hardware and infrastructure. The same people take every project from the first conversation through maintenance.
How big is the team?
Small, and deliberately kept that way. A compact in-house team means short lines, direct communication, and the people you meet are the people who build and run your software.
Where is LUX-LEET based?
We're registered in Amsterdam and work with companies across the Netherlands. We work remote-first, with the option to meet on-site where it adds value.
Do you really do everything in-house?
Yes. Every line of code, every server configuration, and every support ticket is handled by our own team. No freelancers, no offshore studios, no subcontractors.
How long has LUX-LEET been operating?
We've been building software and websites for businesses since 2010. Across those years the approach has stayed the same: own the whole stack, a fixed price up front, and a direct line to the builders.