Pricing & process

Choose a website format for your task

From a compact landing page to a large project with a custom structure. The cost depends on the scope and complexity of the work; the prices shown are a starting point for discussion.

Comparison

Formats side by side

Comparison of the three formats: price, scope, revision rounds and intended use
Landing pageMulti-page websiteCustom project
Pricingfrom $150from $250Custom quote
Scope1–2 pages3–10 pagesMore than 10 pages
Revisions1 round of revisions2 rounds of revisions2 rounds of revisions
What it’s forFor one main offer, service, product or launch. The essentials are brought together in a short, coherent story.For a business or a specialist who needs to present several services, areas of work or important topics separately.For projects with more than ten pages, non-standard logic or requirements that don’t fit a standard format.
Learn moreLanding pageMulti-page websiteCustom project

“From” indicates the starting price; it doesn’t promise that every project within the stated scope can be delivered for the minimum amount. The final price depends on the actual scope and work involved.

How to choose

How to tell what suits you

If you need to present one offer and lead visitors to one main action, we’ll suggest a landing page. If you have several independent areas that need their own pages, we’ll build a multi-page website. If the structure goes beyond that or the project needs special scenarios, we’ll quote a custom option. Not sure? Write to us and we’ll help you decide where to start.

This is a starting point for choosing. See the table above for a detailed comparison of the terms.

What makes up the final cost

The number of pages affects the price, but so do the complexity of the structure, whether each page needs its own design, whether the copy and images are ready, any custom features and the number of additional tasks. The “from” price is the starting price for the basic scope; the final scope and price are confirmed after we discuss the project.

How much does a website cost, and what does the price depend on?

What counts as a round of revisions?

A round of revisions is a single consolidated list of changes to the version submitted for review, within the agreed scope. It’s easiest to gather all comments in one message or document so nothing gets missed. New pages, features or significant changes to the original brief don’t count as routine revisions: we discuss them separately, and they may affect the price.

How we work

How the work is organised

  1. Discussing the task

    You write to us on Telegram about what you do, what you offer and what the website should do. Together we choose the format: a landing page, a multi-page website or a custom project. At the same time we look at which texts, photos and examples you already have.

  2. Structure, terms and prepayment

    We agree on the structure: which pages and blocks are needed and in what order. Before work begins, we fix the scope, cost, timeline, number of revision rounds, which materials you prepare and how the result is handed over. Then the prepayment is made and the project starts.

  3. Design and build

    First we agree on the visual direction, then we build the pages within the agreed scope. New pages and features that weren’t part of the agreement are discussed separately before we take them on.

  4. Review and revisions

    We show you the finished version. You collect your comments into one list: that is one round of revisions. A landing page includes one round; a multi-page website and a custom project include two.

  5. Handover

    We check the website at different screen sizes: links, buttons, forms, text wrapping and navigation. We then hand over the result using the method agreed at the start.

FAQ

Questions and answers

What if I don’t know which format to choose?
That’s normal; you don’t need a completed brief. Tell us what you do, what you offer and what you want the website to achieve: generate enquiries, explain your services clearly or showcase your work. If there’s one offer and one main action for visitors, a landing page is usually enough. If several areas need their own pages, a multi-page website may be a better fit. If the structure is more complex, we’ll discuss a custom project.
Can I order a website with more than ten pages?
Yes, that’s a custom project, and the price is calculated separately. We first look at the goals and audience, a draft sitemap, recurring page types, whether the copy and images are ready, and the required features and integrations. Then we define the scope of work and prepare a proposal.
What should I prepare before we start?
A description of your business and who you help, a list of services or products, texts and photos if you already have them, and examples of websites you like or dislike, with a couple of words on why. A draft with real facts is more useful than a perfect text that doesn’t exist yet. We’ll note what’s missing when we talk.
Is a prepayment required?
Yes. First we agree on the structure, scope, cost and timeline, then the prepayment is made and the project starts.
How long does the work take?
We aim to complete a landing page within 5 working days and a multi-page website within 10 working days. Timelines for custom projects are calculated individually. The exact timeline depends on scope, complexity, how ready the materials are and how quickly feedback and approvals come through, so we confirm it for each project before work begins.
Can pages be added later?
Yes, but that’s a separate task, not a revision. New pages, features and changes to the approved structure are discussed separately; their scope and cost depend on how they relate to the structure already agreed.
Does it include writing texts and creating images?
This isn’t automatically included in the base price. Who prepares the texts, photos and illustrations is decided before work begins and written into the scope of work. If there are no photos, we’ll discuss a photo shoot, licensed images, graphics or separate preparation of visual materials.
How do I start?
Message us on Telegram with what you do, what the website should achieve and which materials you already have. If you’ve chosen a format, mention it; if not, we’ll help you choose. Then we’ll agree on the structure and terms and begin after the prepayment.

Not sure which format to choose?

Tell us what you do and what the website should achieve. We’ll decide together where to start.

Discuss a project on Telegram