Lundegaard

Lundegaard has been helping companies navigate digital transformation since 1998, operating from Prague with roughly 100 professionals across offices in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The company positions itself as a "digital one-stop shop" serving enterprise clients in Central Europe and internationally. Over 25 years on the market, they've completed 300+ projects across 23+ countries. In June 2025, they joined Expandia Digital group, signaling a shift toward larger integrated solutions delivery.

The firm's pitch centers on three engagement models. They start with idea validation and tech feasibility—building prototypes, clarifying architecture, mapping roadmaps. They then deliver what they call "Minimal Loveable Product" (their take on MVP: not massive but with features that "move hearts"). Finally, they scale projects, positioning themselves as experienced enough to take startups from zero to scale-ready without replacing the founding team.

Services and capabilities

Lundegaard's core offerings span design and software delivery. Their design team handles user experience and interface work; the delivery team builds the applications themselves. They explicitly market themselves as "technology-agnostic," suggesting flexibility across stacks rather than a narrow specialization.

Beyond core development, they offer specialized tracks. Red Hat OpenShift consultation helps companies transition to hybrid cloud. They run DevOps automation projects (application testing and deployment). They've built expertise in digital accessibility—a compliance requirement in the EU's private sector starting June 2025—through work with public administration and nonprofits supporting people with disabilities.

AI integration is a growth area. They claim to help clients navigate "ChatGPT, DeepSeek, SmythOS, n8n, cursor, Hugging Face, Zapier, Make, Ollama, LMSYS" and similar tools, though the phrasing suggests these conversations often begin in confusion. They've shipped tangible AI work: Zoe.AI, a recommendation engine for e-commerce that analyzes user behavior.

Notable work

Omni Energy (UK) saw customer acquisition exceed projections after Lundegaard built their customer portal. BNP Paribas Cardif worked with Lundegaard across 12 EU countries on digital transformation, covering both guidance and implementation. DHL engaged them for a market entry in the Czech Republic, helping the logistics company offer digital services at scale. 3M partnered with Lundegaard for 10 years (though the scope—optimizing internal processes and promoting professional dental products—suggests a longer relationship spanning multiple projects). Lundegaard also developed a Digital Insurance Scorecard that maps industry trends, implying experience consulting on insurance-sector digital strategy.

How they work

Lundegaard operates from four offices: Prague, Hradci Králové, Brně, and Košice (Slovakia). They work in fully in-office, home office, and hybrid modes. No pricing model is disclosed on their public site. They appear to take both project-based and longer-term retainer arrangements, given their 10-year 3M engagement. The company doesn't publicly state sprint cycles, reporting cadence, or delivery methodologies on their main site, though their language around "roadmap creation and implementation strategy" and "step-by-step process" hints at phased approaches.

Team and credentials

The company employs 100+ professionals. Offices span Prague (headquarters), Hradci Králové, Brně, and Košice. Lundegaard appears on Clutch.io with client reviews, though the specific rating, review count, and profile link are referenced but not detailed in the source material. They list Clutch reviews prominently but don't disclose Clutch rating or G2 scores. No ISO certifications, SOC 2, or formal security credentials are mentioned. Red Hat partnership status is implicit (they offer OpenShift consultation). Language capability is not explicitly stated, though their client list (Omni Energy, BNP Paribas Cardif, DHL) and geographic spread suggest multilingual capacity.