Two things set the price of a website: design and scope. Design is the choice between a ready-made theme and a custom layout for your brand. Scope is how many sections a landing page has or how many pages a company website has. That’s exactly how the plans above differ.
Online stores are different. The cost doesn’t depend on the number of products. For development, 50 items or 5,000 in the catalog are the same — it’s a question of content, not code. So a store’s price changes only with the design: a ready-made theme or a custom one.
Prices are in US dollars. Payment comes in two stages: a prepayment before we start and the final payment once you approve all revisions on our test domain — before launch.
To order, send a request — we’ll reply with a link to an online brief. You can fill it in over several sittings, and your answers are saved automatically. From them we calculate the exact price and prepare the contract and specification, so you never have to explain things twice. Then come development, launch and a month of free fixes. That’s a turnkey website. The domain and hosting aren’t included and are registered in your name.
Calculators, CRM integrations, customer portals, plugins and desktop apps are estimated only after a call. These projects vary too much. Any “from $X” would be misleading.
