FAQ

The price depends on the project type: landing pages start at $3,000, business websites at $4,500, corporate websites at $6,000, and e-commerce stores at $6,000. After the brief, we fix the exact price in the contract — with no hidden fees along the way.

A landing page takes from 14 days, a business website from 21 days, and a corporate website or e-commerce store from 30 days. We confirm the exact schedule after the brief and project structure are approved.

We handle the full cycle: discovery, UX/UI design, website and e-commerce development, redesigns, technical SEO, analytics, integrations, and ongoing maintenance. One team takes the project from structure to launch.

Before the project starts, we agree on the communication format and project stages. You receive regular progress updates and approve each stage before we move on, so the scope, timing, and next steps remain clear throughout the build.

We build with WordPress and WooCommerce, Webflow, and custom code for projects with specific requirements. The stack is chosen around your content needs, integrations, launch speed, and plans to grow the site.

Yes. After launch, we can keep your site on a monthly care plan covering monitoring, backups, updates, security, bug fixes, speed optimization, and small improvements. Maintenance plans start at $120 per month.

Before work begins, we agree on the scope, price, timeline, and terms in writing. A deposit is paid at the start and the balance on delivery; you approve each stage before the project moves forward.

Absolutely. We assess your current website, then recommend the most practical next step: a targeted redesign, performance and technical fixes, a CMS migration, or a full rebuild.

Ukraine is one of the world's top destinations for outsourcing web development: strong engineering talent, excellent English, and rates 40–60% lower than in Western Europe or the US — without compromising on quality. You get senior-level expertise at a mid-level budget.

Just a short brief and any materials you already have: brand assets, copy, photos, and examples of websites you like. Missing something? No problem — we can handle copywriting, source visuals, and even design a logo as part of the project.

Every project follows a proven cycle: discovery and planning → UX/UI design → development → QA and testing → launch. You review and approve each stage, so you always know what is happening and what comes next — no surprises at delivery.

You do. Once the final payment is made, full ownership of the website, design files, and source code transfers to you, along with all admin, hosting, and domain access. No vendor lock-in — ever.

Yes, we integrate payment systems (Stripe, PayPal), CRMs (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho), email marketing platforms, booking systems, analytics, and custom APIs. If your business runs on it, we can most likely connect your website to it.

Yes, we build multilingual and localization-ready websites with proper hreflang setup, so each language version ranks correctly in its target market. It's a common request from businesses operating across several countries.

Absolutely. We build on user-friendly CMS platforms, so your team can update content, publish blog posts, and manage products without touching code. After launch, we provide a training session and clear documentation.

Every website goes through cross-browser and cross-device testing, functional QA, and performance checks against Core Web Vitals before launch. We also test all forms, integrations, and checkout flows end to end.

Yes, we offer website copywriting in English, including SEO-optimized landing page copy and product descriptions. Alternatively, we can work with content from your team and adapt it to the new design and structure.

Of course. Many clients begin with a landing page, a website audit, or a limited redesign task to evaluate our workflow and communication. Once you're comfortable, we scale up to larger projects.

Send us a message through the contact form or book a free discovery call. We'll discuss your goals, prepare a proposal with a fixed budget and timeline, and once it's approved, kick off with the design phase.