saro.app and the agency are now one
The products portal and the agency site have merged on saro.app: one address, case studies for every project, a simplified pricing grid. What changes for you.
Until now, SARO lived at two addresses: saro.app showcased our products, while agency.saro.app carried the agency and quote requests. As of today, everything lives in one place. The agency, the products, the case studies, the quote flow: one address, saro.app.
One domain, one story to tell - and all of our energy in the same place.
A merger like this is rarely decided on a whim. Here is why we did it, what changes concretely for you, and what doesn't move by a single pixel.
Why merge two sites that worked?
Three reasons, and none of them is cosmetic.
Simplicity first. Two sites means two navigations, two homepages, and a visitor who has to figure out where they are before figuring out what we do. Someone discovering our products still had to click through to a second site to request a quote. Every intermediate click loses visitors - the same logic that led us to simplify our quote flow down to three steps.
Search next. To Google, a subdomain is treated largely as a separate site. Concretely: links pointing to saro.app did almost nothing for agency.saro.app, and vice versa. We were splitting our own authority in two. By consolidating everything on the root domain, every article, every case study and every external link now works for one address.
Maintenance last. Two codebases, two deployments, two rounds of security updates. That time is better invested in our clients' projects and in our products.
What changes for you
The products have joined the projects. GISFire, Gistin, SARO ERP and SARO Portfolio are now presented directly on the homepage, alongside our client work. Clicking a project opens the site itself: nothing beats the real tool to get a sense of our work.
Old addresses redirect automatically. Every agency.saro.app URL points to its exact equivalent on saro.app, page by page, as a permanent redirect. Your bookmarks, the links in your emails, existing Google results: everything keeps working. There is nothing for you to update.
The pricing grid has been simplified. That was the other project of the summer: clear offers, with design and the content-editing back-office included in the base price. A one-page site starts at €2,400 ex. VAT, a full showcase site at €3,900 ex. VAT, an e-commerce site at €6,900 ex. VAT - and custom platforms remain individually quoted. The full breakdown is in our article on the cost of a custom website.
The quote takes three steps. Your project type, your needs ticked off a simple list, your contact details. No endless configurator, no total climbing with every checkbox: an engineer reviews your request and gets back to you within 24 hours with a precise, detailed quote.
What doesn't change
The applications keep their addresses. GISFire still lives at gisfire.saro.app, the ERP at erp.saro.app, and every product keeps its subdomain. The merger concerns the presentation sites, not the tools themselves. If you use one of our products daily, nothing moves: same addresses, same accounts, same data.
Neither does the way we work. Every site is still hand-coded in React and Next.js by CTI-certified engineers, the source code is still delivered to our clients, and hosting remains sovereign - in France or the UAE depending on your market.
Your contacts stay the same. One email, one number, one engineer following your project from brief to launch.
What now?
This merger closes a broader project: new pricing grid, new quote flow, detailed case studies for every project. The site you are reading right now is the result of that work - and it will keep evolving, like everything we build.
If you have a project in mind, this is a good time: describe it in three steps and let's talk. And if a question remains open, the answer is probably in our FAQ.