Cost

If the budget and functionality have already been agreed, you can always stay within this budget, additional costs arise only if you wish to expand the scope of work or change the initial task.

We divide the project into 3 stages so that it is convenient for you to control both the result and the budget. After the completion of each stage, we show the completed work, you approve it - and only then pay for the next one. So you see what you are paying for, and move on only after the result is approved.

Yes, we can optimize the budget. We will determine what exactly you need for a full-fledged start now, and which functions can be added at the next stage. So you don't overpay for everything at once, but you get a solution that already starts working for your business.

When comparing offers, it is important to look not only at the final amount, but also at what is included in it. Under the same name, a "turnkey site" can stand for both a basic minimum and individual design, complex functionality, integrations, testing, and SEO preparation. A low price sometimes means savings on important milestones, which after launch can turn into additional refinements and costs. Therefore, it is worth comparing not only the cost, but the amount of work and what kind of site you will get as a result.

Depends on the scale and complexity of the project, because it affects the amount of work. We have described the estimated terms in detail on a separate "Terms" page, and we will determine the exact term of your project after the evaluation.

There is no universal payback period — it all depends on your business model, sales volumes, and the tasks that the site has to solve. When evaluating payback, it is worth considering not only direct profit - new orders and sales, but also indirect savings: automation of routine processes, saving time of the team and reduction of expenses on commissions of third-party platforms and marketplaces. Therefore, it is worth evaluating a site not only by its initial cost, but also by how much it can bring, save and simplify business in the long term.

At first glance, such marketplaces may seem like a cheaper solution. But it is important to consider not only the start-up cost, but also the long-term costs. Commissions take part of the profit, and sales depend on the rules of the platform. You are actually investing in the development of someone else's site. Your own online store works differently: you don't pay constant commissions to marketplaces, you define the rules yourself, develop your brand and invest in a resource that belongs to your business.

After launch, the main recurring costs can be related to the domain, hosting and, if necessary, technical support, SEO or advertising. The site itself belongs to you, so there is no monthly fee for using the platform. Additional costs arise only when you decide to develop the site, add new functionality or promote it.