We build websites and web applications on our own code, not on a page builder. A landing page takes 48 hours when the content is ready and the layout is approved. A web application with roles and integrations takes from four weeks.
This is a starting price. The exact figure and timeline come from your technical brief, and the review is free.
Who it is for
Most companies that write to us about a website fall into three groups. Some sell through a page on a social network and have reached the point where they need an address of their own. Some already run a site on a builder and have hit its wall, usually at the integration they need most. Some need accounts, roles and business logic, which is a web application and not a site at all. If your case is none of these, say so in the first message and we will tell you whether we are the right team for it.
Problems we solve
· The site brings traffic and no enquiries
· Any text change waits for a developer or a paid plan
· The current platform cannot take the payment or accounting integration you need
· Pages are missing from the index, so search brings nothing
What is included
· Structure and scope agreed before design starts
· Design made for your brand rather than bought as a template
· Layout that holds on phone, tablet and desktop
· Admin panel for texts, images and pages
· Forms with spam protection and email notification
· Handover: source code, credentials and documentation
What we can build
· Landing pages and one-page sites
· Corporate sites with a catalogue and a blog
· Online stores with payment and delivery
· Web applications with accounts, roles and custom logic
How we work
· We define the visitor, the action and the metric
· We agree the structure before any design work
· We design on real texts, not on placeholder copy
· We build in iterations and show working versions
· We test on devices, check speed and forms
· We launch, hand over the panel and stay for support
Engagement models
· Fixed price when the scope is clear before we start
· Time and materials when the product grows in stages
· Monthly support and development after launch
Stack
LaravelNestJSPHPTypeScriptPythonCeleryNext.jsReactVue 3Inertia.jsBladeTailwind CSSPostgreSQLMySQLRedisMeilisearchiOSAndroidDockernginxPM2ObsidianTelegram Bot APIJSON-RPCClaude API
Clinics, law firms, agencies, salons and service companies: anywhere a specialist time is sold and then lost to booking calls and reminders.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost?
A landing page or one-page site starts from $200. The number then follows how many pages and languages you need, whether the design is custom, which integrations are required and how complex the catalogue is. The initial review is free and ends with a range for your task, not a line from a price list.
Is 48 hours real?
Yes, for a landing page or a one-page site, and only when the content is ready and the layout is approved. That condition is part of the promise, not a footnote. A corporate site takes from 4 days, an online store from 2 weeks, a web application from 4 weeks.
Do you work with WordPress or page builders?
No. We write on our own stack: Laravel, a modern frontend and PostgreSQL. A builder is cheaper at the start and more expensive later, because it limits integrations and ties you to a subscription. If a builder solves your task, we will say so instead of selling development. One case is different: a site already running on such a system. That one we take over, maintain and extend with modules, as the support page describes.
What happens after launch?
You get an admin panel, the source code, access credentials and a short guide. From there it is your choice: run it yourself or take monthly support with agreed hours and response times.
A site builder covers a large share of real business websites. Our decision rule, written down, including the cases where the honest answer is that you do not need us.
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Discuss your task
Leave a name and a phone number, and we will ask the rest in the conversation.
Have an idea for a new product, or need to grow an existing one?
Tell us about the task. We will study it and propose an option that makes sense technically and economically.
