Our goal is to be the partner we never had access to ourselves.
We built this to give businesses what we always thought they deserved. One team that handles it all.
Ideas need shape.Shape needs to be built.What's built needs sustaining.
Every project starts at a point where things that don't yet belong together need to. Somewhere in between all of that is a connection point. A place where design, technology, and reliability actually meet. We named ourselves after that point. Setten (接点) is Japanese for exactly this: the place where separate things touch and become continuous.
Meet the team.
Freddy Leemans
Data & AI Engineer
Bryan Roosenhoff
Systems & Network Engineer
Oiping Ma
Designer & Marketeer
Technology only has value when it enables people to do more than they could alone. That's what we build towards.
— Bryan Roosenhoff, Systems & Network Engineer at Setten
Interested in working with us?
Let's start with a conversation. No commitment, no pitch deck, just an honest discussion about where you are and where you want to go.
Common questions.
We work primarily with mid-market and enterprise clients, typically companies with 50 to 5,000 employees. Our sweet spot is ambitious businesses that have outgrown their current technology setup but aren't yet large enough to run a full in-house technology department. That said, we occasionally take on smaller projects when the work is genuinely interesting or strategically aligned.
Both, depending on what's appropriate for the engagement. For well-scoped projects such as a brand identity, a mobile app, or a network migration, we prefer fixed-price contracts because they align incentives properly. For ongoing engagements like managed IT, AI development, or evolving product work, we use a retainer or time-and-materials model. We're always transparent about which structure we're recommending and why.
It varies significantly by scope. A brand identity project typically takes 6–8 weeks. A full web design and build runs 10–14 weeks. An AI or data engineering engagement can range from 8 weeks for a focused MVP to 12 months for a complex enterprise rollout. During scoping, we'll give you a realistic timeline with milestones, and we hold ourselves to it.
Almost always, yes. We've worked across a wide range of tech stacks, cloud providers, and legacy systems. We won't recommend replacing what's working just to introduce our preferred tools. Where we do recommend changes, we'll explain exactly why and what the trade-offs are. Our goal is the right outcome for your business, not the most interesting engineering problem for our team.
Yes. All of our engagements include a post-launch support period, and we offer ongoing managed service arrangements for clients who want continuous support. For infrastructure clients, we operate 24/7 monitoring with SLA-backed response times. For product and design clients, we offer monthly retainers that cover ongoing iteration, bug fixes, and new feature development.
The first step is a 30-minute strategy call with one of our leads. We'll ask about your challenges, goals, and timeline, and we'll give you honest feedback on whether we're the right fit. If we are, we'll follow up with a detailed proposal within five business days. There's no obligation and no sales pressure. We'd rather take the time to scope things properly than rush into an engagement that isn't right for either party.