Business website
from 3 weeks
A one-pager or a few pages: services, about, contact.
How does it work?
A guide for clients: from your first message to a working site - what happens at each stage, roughly how long it takes, what the price is made of and what I'll need from you. No surprises.
- 20 mina free call to start, no obligation
- from 3 weeksfor a simple business website
- 1 personone contact from the idea to launch
Step by step
Seven stages. At each one you know what's happening, what's on your side and what you get at the end.
- 00
First contact and a short call
20 minutes online
You write through the form or book a time straight away. On the call you tell me about your business and what you want to achieve - I ask about the details and tell you honestly whether and how I can help. If it's not a project for me, you'll hear it right away.
- 01
Quote and timeline
usually within 48 hours of the call
You get the scope, a price range and a timeline with stages, in writing. The scope says clearly what's in the project and what isn't - so nobody is surprised later.
- 02
Contract and kick-off
1–2 days
A short contract with the scope and the dates. Once it's signed, I reserve time for your project and we start.
- 03
Design
about 1–2 weeks
You show me what you like - competitors' sites, inspirations, anything. I design the look around your brand, then we refine it together. I only start coding once the design is approved.
- 04
Build
from 1–2 weeks to a few months - depending on the scope
I build the website, shop or app from the design. I send regular updates and show progress, so you see what's being made as it happens - nothing comes as a last-day surprise.
- 05
Testing, fixes and launch
a few days
We check everything on phones and computers, polish the last details and I publish the site. I can take care of everything technical: hosting, the domain, email, SEO basics and analytics.
- 06
Changes and growth after launch
whenever you need
After launch I'm still here for you. Need a fix, a new feature, an update or an integration with a new tool? Write to me - I quote every change separately before I start, so you always know what you'll pay.
How long does it take?
Roughly, from signing the contract to launch. You get the exact date with the quote - and I stick to it. If something shifts, I tell you straight away.
Online shop
from 6–8 weeks
Products, cart, payments, shipping and an order panel.
App or system
from 2–3 months
CRM, management panel, bookings, integrations - tools for running the business.
What affects the timing
- How quickly I get the materials - texts, photos, logo.
- How quickly feedback on the design and the test version comes back.
- Scope changes along the way - we discuss each before it goes into the timeline.
- Integrations with external systems that depend on their providers.
What makes up the price?
I don't have a "from X" price list, because such a figure is always higher than the real price - and you'd be the one paying for it. I quote once I understand what needs doing. The price depends mainly on:
Scope
How many pages and sections, which features: forms, bookings, a blog, search.
Design
A look designed from scratch for your brand, not a ready-made template. A logo and visual identity - if you need them.
Integrations
Payments, booking systems, CRM, newsletters, invoices - anything that should connect to the site.
Editing panel
Whether you want to change content, add posts and products yourself - and how capable the panel should be.
Content and languages
Whether the texts and photos are yours or I help prepare them. How many language versions.
Launch
Hosting, the domain, business email, SEO basics, analytics, GDPR and cookie compliance.
What the quote includes
- The scope in writing: what's in the project and what isn't.
- A price range broken down into the main parts.
- A timeline with stages and dates.
- External costs (domain, hosting, paid services) listed separately - no hidden fees.
How to prepare for the call
You don't need to have it all - we'll work out the rest together. But if you think about these questions, the call will be more concrete and the quote more accurate.
- What does your business do and who is it for?
- What should the site do: bring calls, enquiries, sales, bookings?
- 2–3 sites you like - and what exactly you like about them.
- What do you already have: a logo, a domain, texts, photos, a current site?
- A rough budget and a deadline, if it matters to you.
Let's start with a short call
20 minutes online, no obligation. After the call you get a quote and a timeline in writing.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to what people most often ask before reaching out.
How much does it cost?
It depends on what you want to build — and that's not a cop-out. A "from X" price online is always higher than the real one, and you'd be the one paying that. So I quote only after I understand what actually needs doing. A 20-minute call is enough for me to come back with concrete ranges — for free.
How long does a project take?
A simple landing page from 3 weeks, a store from 6-8 weeks, a larger app from 2-3 months. You get a precise timeline together with the quote, and I stick to it — if something slips, I tell you right away, not in the final week.
What if I don't know exactly what I need?
That's normal and absolutely fine. The call is exactly for figuring that out together. Sometimes it turns out the client needs something smaller than they thought, sometimes larger. That's what I'm there for — to help you think it through before you spend any money.
Do you help after launch?
Yes, and it's the rule rather than the exception. Most clients stay on an ongoing arrangement — tweaks, new features, updates. We agree on terms you understand, no empty subscriptions.
Do you handle hosting and domain too?
I can take care of the whole thing — hosting, domain, deployment, email setup — so you don't have to deal with it. If you already have your own, no problem, I work with that too.
I don't have a design idea yet, what do I do?
That's my job, not yours. You show me what you like (other sites, your competitors, anything), I do the design and we agree on it before any code is written. I can do the logo and brand materials too, if needed.