Project type
A Landing Page, corporate website, catalog, E-commerce platform, CRM, or Web App all require different scopes of work.
How much does it cost to build a website?
Pricing is determined not by the number of pages alone, but by the scope of design, logic, integrations, content, and technical requirements. We define the task first and then provide an estimate.
SCOPE
What is included
Design
A ready-made template, design-system adaptation, or fully custom UI/UX.
Functionality
Forms, user accounts, integrations, imports, payments, automation, and custom business logic.
Launch preparation
SEO foundation, performance, analytics, testing, migration, and production configuration.
WHEN
When this service is needed
Need to understand the budget before starting.
There is a technical brief or examples of websites.
Need to compare several implementation options.
Need an estimate for a redesign or improvements.
PROCESS
How we work
01
Analysis
We record the current state, task, and constraints.
02
Plan
We define the technical approach and sequence of work.
03
Implementation
We implement changes in controlled stages.
04
Review
We test the result before production.
REAL PROJECTS
Related case studies
Corporate / Manufacturing
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Corporate
Apus Trade
A corporate web project for a business and its service presentation.
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Home Services
Florida Handyman Service
A service website for a local repair and handyman business.
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E-commerce
Avangard Store
An online store for branded clothing, footwear, and accessories.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no single fixed price on the page?
Because the same label, such as “online store,” can mean either a simple catalog or a complex system with imports, CRM, filters, and automation.
What do you need for an estimate?
A link to the current website, task description, desired result, design examples, and a list of key functions.
Can the project be estimated in stages?
Yes. For large projects, it makes sense to divide the work into an audit, MVP, core functionality, and subsequent development stages.
RELATED
Other areas
Have a task? Show us the website or describe the project.
We will assess the current state and scope of work and propose a technical implementation option.