Websites and e-commerce stores that support growth

What we need depends on the project, but typically it includes: a short description of your goals and required features, the content (texts, images, logo, contact details), and—if you already have a website—technical access (domain, hosting/server, admin access, analytics/Search Console). For e-commerce projects, we also need product data, payment and shipping settings, and any integrations (invoicing, CRM, newsletter). If not everything is ready, that’s fine—we’ll help you prioritize and start with the minimum required information, then collect the rest step by step.

Payment and scheduling depend on the size and complexity of the project, but everything is based on an agreed specification and clear milestones. We deliver the work in phases, and payments are typically aligned with these milestones. This way it’s transparent what will be delivered by when, and what each stage includes.

The timeline depends on the project size, required features, and how quickly content and access are available. A simple business website typically takes 2–4 weeks, while a more complex e-commerce store usually takes 4–8 weeks. For custom development, we provide an exact schedule after the specification is finalized. During the initial call, we assess your needs and propose a realistic plan broken down into milestones.

The cost depends on your requirements and the project scope, so we can only provide a fixed price after discussing your goals and defining the scope. Pricing is typically influenced by the number of pages, required features (forms, booking, e-commerce, integrations), design needs (template vs. custom), how prepared the content is, and whether you need maintenance/hosting. After the consultation, we send a detailed, transparent quote with milestones so you can clearly see what’s included.

It depends on your goals and what you’re building long term. WordPress is a great choice if you want to launch quickly, need easy content management, and most requirements can be covered with proven plugins (e.g., business sites, blogs, service pages, WooCommerce-based stores). We recommend custom development (e.g., Laravel) if you need unique business logic, custom workflows, many integrations, higher traffic, or advanced permission management—and you want full control over how everything works. During the consultation, we’ll review your needs and recommend the best option for cost, timeline, and long-term operations.

For most websites, we recommend WordPress because it’s flexible, extensible, and easy to manage. For e-commerce, we typically build on WooCommerce (WordPress), but if you want a hosted platform with faster setup and fewer custom needs, Shopify, UNAS, or ShopRenter can also be a great fit. During the consultation, we review your goals and features and recommend the option that works best for your long-term operations and budget.

Yes—we provide technical SEO. This includes reviewing and improving indexing and crawl settings, Core Web Vitals/performance, meta tags, structured data (Schema), internal linking, and common technical issues (404s, redirects, canonical, hreflang). We don’t offer content SEO (copywriting or content production), but we make sure the technical foundation is solid so your content can rank effectively later.

Yes—and we’re set up for long-term collaboration. After launch, you can keep your website’s maintenance and hosting with us in a monthly package, including regular updates, backups, monitoring, fixes, and support. This means you’re not left alone after go-live, and your website stays stable, secure, and up to date. At handover, we’ll choose the right package together and clarify response times and responsibilities.