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GRADAX

Software Development & Web Design in Copenhagen

DK

Web design, software development and app development for Copenhagen's life-science, shipping, design and startup companies, delivered remotely from Bucharest with hosting in Germany and Finland.

Copenhagen is Denmark's capital and a life-science, shipping and design centre, with Novo Nordisk and Maersk based in the region, DTU and Copenhagen Business School feeding talent, and Ørestad and Nordhavn still growing. About 667k people live in the city.

What a business in Copenhagen has to get right

Danish sites need a privacy policy and cookie consent, and the authority is Datatilsynet. Public customers receive invoices through NemHandel in OIOUBL format, and customers expect MitID login and MobilePay at checkout. Pharma and shipping suppliers get detailed security questions from customers.

How we work with Copenhagen

GRADAX works from one office in Bucharest and delivers to Copenhagen remotely, one hour behind Bucharest, so one hour behind us. Meetings happen by video, and sites can be built in Danish and English. Hosting runs in EU datacentres in Germany and Finland.

What we sell in Copenhagen

Where in the city

Copenhagen

  • Indre By
  • Vesterbro
  • Nørrebro
  • Østerbro
  • Frederiksberg
  • Ørestad
  • Nordhavn
  • Christianshavn

Questions from Copenhagen

Can you build a Danish-language website for a Copenhagen company?
Yes. Sites are built in Danish and English, with privacy and cookie pages structured for local law.
Where is the website hosted?
In EU datacentres in Germany and Finland. Data stays inside the EU, which simplifies your GDPR documentation.
Do you have an office in Copenhagen?
No. GRADAX works from Bucharest and meets Copenhagen clients by video, one hour behind Bucharest, so one hour behind us.
Which payment methods should an online shop in Copenhagen support?
Danish shoppers expect cards and MobilePay, and MitID is the standard login for public and many private services. We connect payments through your provider; MitID depends on the service.
Can you build a site that accepts MobilePay for a Copenhagen shop?
Yes. We connect MobilePay and cards through your payment provider, and the checkout is tested on phones first.

Not sure how this applies to you?

A senior engineer walks your site, your search presence and the way enquiries reach you, then writes down the three things worth fixing first. You keep the document either way.