About

Pilvepank was born from unanswered emails

Honestly, it didn't start with a business plan. It started with an inbox.

How it started

“I'll look at it tomorrow.” Then silence.

Clients started coming to me with the same story: the site is broken, the developer promised to “take a look tomorrow”, and nobody has heard from them since. Nobody knows the passwords. Nobody knows where the server is. The most reliable sign of life is the invoice that still arrives every month.

I fixed it. Then the next one came. And the next. At some point I realised I’d built an entire company on other people’s unanswered emails.

So the most important technology at Pilvepank isn’t WordPress, Python or AI. It’s replying. Write to me and you'll hear back quickly. Even if the answer is “this is going to be harder than you think”.

  • 10+ years of professional development
  • 6 years old when I “fixed” my first computer
  • 0 clients ghosted

The first computer didn't survive

At six I took apart my first computer to see what was inside. Getting it back together took a few more attempts. I've been taking things apart, breaking them and bringing them back to life ever since: for the last ten years, professionally. The difference is that now I make a backup first.

Why me

What you get when you work with me

Not slogans: things my clients actually notice.

  • Quick replies

    No ticket system, no chain of project managers. You write straight to the person writing the code. Leaving you without an answer wouldn't be in my interest either: my business runs on happy clients.

  • One person, full accountability

    From the database to the screen. Nobody gets to point at another agency.

  • Honest estimates

    If something is impossible or pointless, you hear it before the invoice, not after.

  • Your code, your access

    Source code, passwords and documentation stay yours, even if you decide to move on one day.

  • Measure, then change

    Decisions based on data, not gut feeling. The bottleneck is rarely where everyone thinks.

  • Hard problems are fun

    If your last developer said “can't be done”, that's just an interesting starting point for me.

Recognition

Reliability measured by others

Credit information companies rate Estonian businesses every year on financial health, payment behaviour and reliability. Pilvepank has passed those checks several years in a row.

According to Creditinfo, only 12.3% of Estonian companies hold a good A credit assessment. Krediidiregister awards the Financial Excellence mark to companies with a strong rating, no debts and reports and tax returns filed on time. You can check Pilvepank’s background yourself on Taust.ee and Infopank.

Write today

I reply quickly. That's the whole trick.