Website development that sells

If you've read this far, you've probably seen a dozen web studios already, and they all promise roughly the same thing. Here's what sets us apart, in short. We've been doing website development since 2016: 10 years and more than 500 projects shipped.

A website, store, AI assistant or in-house CRM should still work a year after launch. That's how we measure results, and it explains everything below.

First, we figure out what you need

Half of our conversations start with "we need a website." Within half an hour it's clear that everyone needs something different. One client needs a page that sells a single service. Another needs an online store with a cart, payments and Nova Poshta delivery. A third needs a client portal with roles and dashboards. Those are three different budgets and three different timelines for website development, so it pays to sort this out before signing a contract.

You don't need a finished spec to get started. Turnkey means exactly that: you bring the task, and design, development and launch are on us. People find us as a web studio and as a digital agency, and it makes no difference: all our services sit in one team, from design to SEO and Google Ads. One person answers for the result, not three contractors pointing at each other.

What makes deadlines real and estimates fixed

You can see the main stages of work in the steps above, and how many stages your project needs depends on what you're launching. Between the brief and the design comes a technical specification, and we write it. It fixes the site structure map, the set of pages, and the logic of forms and integrations. A separate list covers what the project won't include.

Without a spec, the start is a lottery. The spec is what turns "roughly" into a fixed amount and a specific date. After that, we launch a one-page site in 3–14 days, a corporate site in 3–8 weeks, and a store in 5–12 weeks. You'll hear your launch date as early as the brief.

Case studies in niches close to yours

People rarely ask about the stack. The question is almost always the same: "Have you done anything in my industry?" We have. Building materials, food products, wholesale ingredients, medicine and dentistry, sports, collectible wines.

Our public portfolio has 36 case studies. Here's how it looks up close: BUD family building materials store, Sushi Product+ wholesale portal, Beatris medical center with online booking, RollerShop, Tour de Wine, Chumak and Gdent. Your niche isn't on the list? The rest of the case studies are right there, and sales mechanics repeat more often than you'd think.

Old site moves over, you're in charge

We pick the technology for the project: Next.js with Payload, Laravel, OpenCart, WooCommerce, Shopify. Payments go through PrivatBank, LiqPay or Monobank, and AI solutions, meaning chatbots and assistants, go wherever they actually help.

The site you already have is a separate conversation. We migrate projects from Bitrix, Magento, MODX, Joomla, Yii, old WordPress or OpenCart, sometimes from a plain set of HTML pages. Old URLs get 301 redirects so what you've built up in search isn't lost along the way. We don't throw anything out blindly: first we look at what to carry over to the new site and what to simply hand over for maintenance.

From then on, your content manager runs the site. Apros CMS has no subscription fee, and the catalog and copy can be edited without a developer. Rather stay on WordPress or WooCommerce? We'll build on them. That's a perfectly good tool too.

We don't build native mobile apps. We build web apps and PWAs: they install on a phone straight from the browser, with no app store review queue.

The client's city doesn't change the process

We have two offices, in Kharkiv and Kyiv. Our clients are spread across Ukraine and the EU, and we are reachable for all of them the whole working day. Lviv, Odesa or Dnipro are no different for us from the next street over: a Zoom call, a staging site in the browser, a report in Telegram. Want to meet in person before we start? Come to the office, the coffee is on us.

After launch, we stay close

Launch is day one of the site's life. The first 30 days of support are free: we fix anything that surfaces after go-live. After that, we stay in touch for as long as you need. That's why clients come back to us.

Where to save and where not to

Our websites start at 8,200 UAH, stores at 78,000 UAH. The calculator on the pricing page gives tighter ranges for your scope. The price rests on three things: the number of pages, how custom the design is, and integrations such as Nova Poshta or KeyCRM.

We often hear "why not a website builder or a freelancer?" A builder handles a first page just fine, but the limit comes with integrations, and with who will answer for them a year later.

When people ask us to make it cheap, we say honestly what can be cut from the budget and what can't. The project will do fine without custom illustrations, complex animation and some of the pages at launch. Not without the spec, testing and data migration, though: savings there come back as rework. The shortest way to your number is to fill in the brief: 10–15 questions, about 5 minutes, and we'll come back with a ballpark on cost and timing. Or tell us in the form above what you plan to launch.