Service

Website development, turnkey — from brief to release

The site was built a few years ago, and now every small edit runs into a contractor who is no longer around. Clients call to ask things the page should have answered. You open it on your phone and cannot find what you need either.

What we do

Website types — chosen for your task, not for the price tag

  • Landing page and one-page site — quick start

    One page, one goal: a lead, a pre-order, an event signup. Launches fast, easy to test with ads. Or a few pages — services, about, contacts — for a basic Google presence.

    Good fit: validating demand before investing in a bigger site; a freelancer, a small studio, a local business without a catalog.

  • Corporate website — a B2B asset

    A structured site with sections, a blog, case studies, CRM integration, and forms for different scenarios. Builds trust and organic traffic. The most common format for B2B.

    Good fit: a company with a service list, case studies, and a team that needs a site that generates leads.

  • E-commerce store and web app

    Catalog, cart, payments, delivery, inventory — from a 50-product store to tens of thousands of SKUs. Or a site with custom logic: customer portals, roles, calculations, dashboards, LMS. This is no longer "pages" — it's a product.

    Good fit: e-commerce with PrivatBank, LiqPay, Monobank, Nova Poshta integrations; products built on Node.js + React.

Prices

How much a turnkey website costs and what drives the price

The price follows the number of pages, the depth of design and how many integrations you need. That is why the low end of the range is a template with your content, live in a week. The high end is a custom layout, our own CMS and a link to payments, stock and CRM.

  • 01
    Express landing page
    One screen, template, your content, live in a week
    8 200 ₴ – 49 200 ₴
    $199 – $1 2003–14 days
  • 02
    Corporate website
    5–30 pages, custom design, CMS
    36 500 ₴ – 143 500 ₴
    $890 – $3 5003–8 weeks
  • 03
    Online store
    Catalogue, cart, payments, integrations
    78 000 ₴ – 307 500 ₴
    $1 900 – $7 5005–12 weeks

Web apps and SaaS are quoted separately — from ₴184,500 and 7–20 weeks of work. We name the exact figure for your project after the brief and the specification, before development starts.

Estimate your project

Case studies

No mockups here. Live websites with real traffic

All cases

Niches and formats

Websites built for your industry

An online course platform and a dental clinic site run on completely different logic, integrations, and payment flows. Over 10 years we've built ready-made approaches for specific industries, so we're not reinventing the wheel every time.

    • Student portal: schedule, materials, and progress in one place
    • Course payment on-site — LiqPay, Stripe, Monobank
    • Automatic access after payment, no manual confirmation
    • PDF certificates generated automatically
    • School admin panel: courses, students, payments — no developer needed
    Recommended stackNext.js + Payload

    More about this niche

  • Apros CMS included

    Our own admin panel — no rental fees, no per-user subscription

  • 30 days of support after launch

    Fixes and questions in the first month — free of charge

  • Stack chosen for the task, not for trends

    Decided at the brief: WordPress, Next.js, or a custom build

  • Grows without a rebuild from scratch

    Architecture that handles new sections and integrations

All formats

What's included

Turnkey development — design, code, and launch in one contract

A turnkey website means you won't need three more contractors after release to make it actually work

  • Design in Figma with a design system: sitemap, wireframes, UI mockups for desktop, tablet, and mobile. Three rounds of revisions included in the budget.
  • Front-end and code built on the chosen stack: Next.js, Node.js, WordPress — decided at the brief, not out of habit.
  • Integrations: local payment providers, delivery services, CRM, and Helsi for medical centers.
  • A CMS where your content manager works like in a regular editor — no HTML, no "call the developer."
  • Content population, migration from your old site, redirects.
  • Analytics and Google Search Console — connected at launch, not "later."
  • An editor's guide plus 30 days of free support after launch.
Stack
  • Node.js
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Python
  • WordPress
  • WooCommerce
  • Payload
  • Strapi

How we work

Five steps from brief to release — no surprises

  1. Brief

    30 minutes on Zoom. We cover what you already have, what you need, and which site type actually solves the task. We record the call and send notes the same day. Deliverable: call notes plus a ballpark budget and timeline.

  2. Design

    Sitemap, wireframes, then UI mockups for desktop, tablet, and mobile. We validate the logic before drawing anything pretty. Three rounds of revisions included. Deliverable: final mockups, a design system, and a fixed quote for the full scope.

  3. Development

    We build on the chosen stack: Next.js, Node.js, WordPress — as decided at the brief. Weekly staging deploys — you see progress in the browser, not in screenshots. Deliverable: a working staging site, integrations (payments, delivery, CRM), and populated content.

  4. Testing

    We test on real devices, run Lighthouse, and verify forms and payments with live transactions. We fix everything before showing clients. Deliverable: a test report covering speed, accessibility, and mobile performance.

  5. Launch

    Migration from the old site, redirects, Google Search Console and analytics setup. Deliverable: a live website, an editor's guide, and 30 days of free support.

FAQ

Questions people ask before starting — and straight answers

Let's talk

Tell us the task — we'll tell you which website you need

Learn more

Website development, turnkey: types, technologies, and stages

Building a website means assembling a tool that will still work for the business a year from now — not "making it pretty." Over 10 years and 500+ projects shipped, we've learned that good website development starts with choosing the right site type. Landing page, one-page site, corporate website, e-commerce store, web app — five different tasks, and picking the wrong type costs more than any technical mistake. That's why we start every website project by breaking down the task, not by picking an engine.

We choose the technology for the task, not out of habit. A web app with custom logic — Node.js and React. A content site edited by hand often — WordPress: a solid tool we support just like the rest of our stack. An e-commerce store — depends on scale, from WooCommerce to a headless solution. The question isn't "which engine is better," it's "which one solves your case more cheaply and reliably." Anyone promising "one true platform for everything" is selling a habit, not a solution. Headless CMS →

Turnkey website development means you get a live website, not a folder of files. It includes design in Figma with a design system, front-end, code, integrations with local payment providers, delivery services, CRM, and Helsi for medical centers, content population, migration from the old site with redirects, analytics, and Google Search Console. A turnkey website means you won't need three more contractors after release to make it work. Web design →

A word on niches, because templates don't work here. An online course platform needs an LMS and payment processing; a real estate site needs a filterable catalog with a map; a medical center site needs appointment booking and a Helsi integration. Building a website that accounts for your industry's specifics is cheaper than reworking a generic template later to fit real-world scenarios. Ready-made approaches for education, healthcare, real estate, hospitality, and law firms are in our services section. All services →

A separate track worth mentioning: AI. Since 2023 we've been adding Telegram bots, AI assistants, and chatbots with database connections to websites — built on Node.js, through the OpenAI or Anthropic API. Sometimes a business doesn't need a website at all, just a bot to capture leads — in that case, we'll honestly recommend an AI solution instead of selling you a website you don't need. AI solutions →

Here's how it works in practice: five steps — brief, design, development, testing, launch. Weekly staging deploys, testing on real devices, 30 days of free support after release. Price depends on the site type and scope — run your own case through our cost calculator. To sum up: turnkey website development means you arrive with a task and leave with a live website, an editor's guide, and one contractor for the whole cycle instead of three. Tell us the task — in 30 minutes we'll tell you which website you need and roughly what it will cost: book a call →