Wavect or alloq.digital. An owner-run studio with a freelancer network, or a senior team with two accountable founders.

Alloq describes itself in its own words as an owner-run software company from Tirol, founded in 2023 and still run by its founder, with the work delivered by a team of experienced freelancers with over ten years of experience and more than 50 projects behind them.² The imprint lists a single operator with an Austrian IT trade licence supervised by Bezirkshauptmannschaft Imst, and publishes a VAT number but no commercial-register number.¹ Its Clutch profile classifies the business under “Freelancer”.⁶ Commercially it quotes a fixed price per project scoped individually, followed by an ongoing retainer for operation, maintenance and further development.²

That shape puts the continuity question on your list, so ask it as a question rather than assuming an answer: which named people are contractually committed to your project, who holds the architecture context when an additional freelancer joins or leaves, and how is cover arranged and priced. An owner-run studio working with a freelancer network is a legitimate way to deliver a contained build, and none of this is a statement about the quality of the work. Then ask us the identical questions and hold both answers to the same standard: Wavect starts from two named founders with public profiles, both carrying product and engineering depth, and the senior people on a project sit inside our own contract, so review, continuity and escalation are contract terms you can read.

The second difference is what is being sold. Alloq sells development: SaaS builds, MVPs, AI automation and AI agents, plus productized websites for hotels and trades, with MVP delivery offered in 6 to 12 weeks at a fixed price.³ On the service pages we reviewed on 4 August 2026 we did not find a published product-management or CTO-level offer.³ We run as fractional CTO, which means the build-or-not call, the roadmap, and the pushback on scope come from the same heads that ship the code. On a contained build that distinction costs you nothing. On a product that has to survive contact with users and investors, it is usually the difference that decides the outcome.

The third is proof you can check, on both sides. Alloq publishes five case studies that describe the client by sector rather than by name and do carry outcome figures, such as invoicing time cut from hours to minutes and over 200,000 videos produced automatically.⁴ Its home page publishes a 4.8 average over 43 reviews aggregated from Fiverr, Upwork and Google, attributed with first names, initials or platform usernames plus a country.² Ask which platform each review sits on and which references you can call. Our case studies carry names you can look up, and our review scores are public: Google 5.0, Trustpilot 4.5, Clutch 5.0. See the MVPs we ship and hold both of us to the same bar.