Four directions: website development, UI/UX design, SEO promotion and support. Cost and deadlines are written into the contract, payment is 50/50 — half before the start, half after handover.
Landing page, business card site, corporate website, online store. Custom design, responsive layout, an admin panel and basic technical SEO are in every plan.
Mockups, a UI kit, an interactive prototype and handover to development. A separate service for when your own team or another contractor writes the code.
Technical optimisation, semantics, content and links. Results show on a 4–6 month horizon; a report with positions every month.
Monitoring, updates, backups and small edits after launch. The first month of bug fixing is already part of the development price.
The range is calculated from the same price list we invoice from. No brief and no commitment.
The calculator shows the bounds of a typical project. The exact figure is named after the brief and written into the contract.
Two sites with the same page count can differ twofold in work: different templates, integrations, how ready the content is. The range is the bounds of a typical project. The exact figure is named after the brief and written into the contract before the start, not into an invoice at the end.
Responsive layout for phones and tablets, basic technical SEO, an admin panel you edit yourself, forms wired up, SSL and migration to your hosting. These are not paid extras. Copywriting, photography, ads and SEO promotion after launch are quoted separately.
One-off projects — 50% before the start, 50% after handover. SEO and support are monthly services paid a month in advance; the minimum SEO term is 4 months.
Yes. When the budget is tight we cut the scope, not the quality: three pages now and the rest in six months beats ten pages rushed on the same budget.
