Business card site
first stage is free
Up to 5–7 pages: about the company, services, contacts, lead form. Get online without excess features.
- Up to 5–7 pages
- Lead form
- Mobile-responsive layout
01 / Formats
Which website to create
Business card, landing or corporate WordPress. We’ll suggest the format and scope after a short brief; we lock the stage price before start.
Landing Page
first stage is free
One page for Google/Meta Ads: lead-focused structure, analytics, fast loading.
- Lead-focused structure
- Fast loading
- Analytics setup
Corporate website
first stage is free
Sections, services, blog, convenient WordPress admin for the team.
- Structure for your business
- Blog / news
- WordPress
AI-integrated website
Chatbot, consultant or content generation on top of your site and CRM. Scope and budget — after a short brief.
- AI chatbots
- AI assistant
- Automation
- Content generation
- CRM
- Personalization
Discuss website creation
In 15–20 minutes we’ll say whether you need a business card, landing or corporate site.
02 / Process
How website creation works
Below: stages from brief to launch and what most often shifts the deadline.
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1–2 days
Brief and estimate
Goals, page list, integrations, estimate and calendar in the contract.
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3–10 days
Design
Key screens for desktop and phone. Revisions — within agreed rounds.
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5–14 days
Development
Layout, WordPress, forms, analytics, basic SEO setup.
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1–2 days
Launch
QA, domain/hosting, guide for the team, 30-day warranty.
03 / Start
How much website creation costs
Starting ranges. We lock the stage amount after the brief.
Business card
free
Company, services, contacts.
- up to 5–7 pages
- mobile-responsive layout
- lead form
- basic Google setup
Landing
free
Page for ads or a launch.
- lead-focused structure
- fast loading
- GA4 / Pixel analytics
- form or messenger
Corporate
free
WordPress for the team.
- sections and menu
- blog / news
- easy admin panel
- guide for your team
Guarantees
Why us
First stage is free. Contract and payment only if it fits.
First stage is free
Audit, homepage sketch or prototype. No contract and no prepayment.
Contract
We sign only after the free stage, if it works for you.
NDA
We can sign an NDA if needed.
Stage-based payment
Payment after demo of the completed stage.
Post-launch warranty
30 days of bug fixes for delivered features at no extra cost.
Your access
The site, hosting and access remain yours.
04 / Projects
Recent projects
Examples of company sites and niche projects from the portfolio.
What’s included in turnkey website creation
“Turnkey” means: from brief and design to launch on your hosting, a guide for the team and 30 days of bug fixes in delivered features.
- Structure. Page list and lead flow (form / messenger / phone).
- Design. Key screen mockups for desktop and mobile.
- Layout and CMS. Most often WordPress: your team edits copy without a developer.
- Basic SEO setup. SEO URLs, title/description, sitemap, speed, responsive layout.
- Analytics. GA4 and/or Meta Pixel as needed.
Business card, landing or corporate — which to choose
The format depends on the job, not on “I want a pretty site”.
- Business card. Cover “who you are / what you do / how to contact”. Up to 5–7 pages.
- Landing. One service or offer for ads. One main conversion.
- Corporate. Several services, team, cases, blog, structure growth for a year+.
Anti-case: a client ordered a “business card”, then added a 200-item catalog and a personal account. That’s already a store or B2B catalog — different budget and timeline. On the brief we fix boundaries so the stage doesn’t balloon mid-work.
What drives the timeline
A custom-designed site is rarely done “in a few days” unless it’s a template with no revisions. What affects the calendar:
- Format. Business card and landing are shorter; corporate WordPress with a blog and CRM is a longer cycle.
- Content. Copy and photos after layout — the most common deadline slip.
- Integrations and migration. APIs and a move from an old CMS add a separate QA stage.
Budget time to gather materials before design starts — and the calendar holds. We give a week-by-week range in the brief and FAQ.
Why we use WordPress for company sites
WordPress gives editorial independence: news, services, campaign landings without a developer ticket for every edit.
- Clear roles: admin, editor, author
- Fast landing pages for ads
- Blog for long conversational Google queries
- WooCommerce — only if the assortment is small; a large catalog is better on OpenCart
What we don’t do: “ThemeForest theme + 40 plugins”. That stack often means LCP > 4s and security holes. We limit plugins and check Core Web Vitals before handoff.
Typical client mistakes (that we stop on the brief)
- “Make it like the competitor” with no brief. Without revision priorities, design spins for months.
- Leads to email only. Leads get lost. Better: form → CRM, or at least Telegram + a status spreadsheet.
- Launch without analytics. Ads run, but which channels bring leads is unknown.
- Content “later”. Launch still has lorem ipsum — and the site doesn’t index properly for a month.
What SEO base we lay before release
Full promotion is a separate stage after the contract. But we set the technical foundation immediately:
- Human-readable URLs and correct title/description
- Sitemap.xml and robots.txt
- Responsive layout and a basic speed check
- Organization / WebPage structured data as needed
How payment works
The first stage is free, then a contract. Payment — after a demo of the completed scope, not “100% upfront for a promise”.
30-day warranty: bugs in delivered features fixed at no extra cost. A new section or integration — a separate stage or tech support.
How we hand off the project
- Brief and estimate (1–2 days)
- Key screen design
- Layout, CMS, forms, analytics
- QA, launch, guide
- 30-day warranty + optional support
Direct communication with the developer. Reply to an inquiry — within one business day (Mon–Fri 8:00–20:00). Access and hosting stay yours.
Leave your contacts — we’ll call back
Name and phone or Telegram. We’ll reply within one business day and suggest the next step.
05 / FAQ
FAQ
Format, migration, warranty and common pitfalls.
How long does a custom-designed website take?
On average 2–5 weeks: business card and landing closer to 2–3 weeks, corporate WordPress up to 4–5. We fix the calendar before start; delays usually come from unfinished content or long design revision rounds.
How much do a business card, landing and corporate site cost?
The first stage is free: a video site review, a homepage sketch or a prototype. If it fits, we sign a contract and lock the stages. You pay after each stage demo.
Can you migrate an existing site to WordPress?
Yes. We migrate pages, copy and photos; keep important URLs and set 301 redirects. Without redirects, rankings usually drop within 2–4 weeks. We’ll give a small-site migration range after a quick look.
Who owns access, and what’s the warranty?
The site, hosting and access stay yours. Contract with fixed stages; NDA on request. 30-day warranty covers bug fixes in delivered features at no extra cost.
When do I need a store instead of a corporate site?
If customers pick products from a catalog, pay online and get delivery — use OpenCart. Corporate WordPress is for services, expertise and lead forms — not a cart with hundreds of SKUs.
07 / Contacts
Contacts
Tell us about the task. We reply within one business day.