Website Development
and Online Stores

The number comes after we scope the work: we estimate the effort stage by stage, lock the price into the contract, and don't change it later. If you want a sense of it beforehand, we broke down what goes into the price of a website and why sites that look the same can cost very differently.

A landing page takes 2-3 days, a corporate site about a week, an online store 2-3 weeks. We show you progress every two weeks, not just at the very end.

Yes. We integrate ERIP (Belarus's national payment system), card processing, and installment plans, and help with the paperwork on the bank and payment-provider side.

We set up automatic sync: products, prices, and stock flow from 1C into the catalog, and completed orders and status changes flow back. Nobody has to move anything by hand, and the site never lists items that are already out of stock. We wrote up the sync schemes and the pitfalls in detail on our 1C website integration page.

You do. Source code, domain, hosting, and every account are registered under your company. There's no lock-in to us — you can leave whenever you want.

Yes. We start with an audit: we look at the code and architecture and estimate what's cheaper — extending it or rewriting it. You get a report with a plan and a quote.

A landing page takes 4-8 hours, a corporate site 2-3 days, an online store 1-2 weeks. The timelines are shorter than usual not because we use templates, but because our process is tight — we don't spend weeks on internal sign-offs for mockups.

Yes. Scoping the work and the quote are free and don't commit you to anything. If it turns out during the conversation that you don't actually need a website right now, we'll say so — that's cheaper for both of us than building something you don't need.

Yes, that's what the admin panel is for. We walk you through it on a live example and leave you instructions. If your content manager can't figure it out in half an hour, that's on us, not them.

That's a normal situation. We can write the copy, and for photos we either use yours or source some. Just factor it into the quote up front — migrating and preparing content eats up a real chunk of time.

We set up the basics from day one: a sitemap, structured data, meta tags, page speed, and search console connections. Beyond that, promotion is separate work, and it's more honest to price it separately from development.