Website development
A site engineered for leads: speed, structure, and a stack that does not cap growth
Templates built around real search intent and a short path to contact. One technical spine so you are not rewriting the whole site six months later for SEO or new lines of business.
Three tiers with list prices, a step-by-step delivery model (timelines and working rhythm), the stack in one block, and answers to the questions procurement usually asks.
Development tiers
Start — ship fast online, Optimum — grow structure and content, Premium — catalogs, integrations, and priority in the queue. Scope inside each tier is confirmed after a short brief and contact.
Start
from 1,500 USD
- Landing or compact multi-page site for core services
- Responsive UI and a single component system
- Technical SEO baseline: meta, headings, internal links, JSON-LD
- Lead form and delivery path (including Telegram where agreed)
- Deploy and Core Web Vitals checks at launch
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Optimum
from 2,400 USD
- Multi-page site: services, company, contacts + room to grow IA
- URL architecture and content scaffolding for intent and the lead funnel
- Case study and blog sections (or readiness to plug them in)
- Stronger analytics and goals tied to leads
- Editable content / CMS — agreed after brief or in the spec
Premium
from 3,750 USD
- Catalogs, filters, or logic for multiple business lines
- Integrations: CRM, analytics, webhooks — per spec
- Advanced CTA paths and micro-conversions on money pages
- Priority in the queue and post-release hardening
- Roadmap after launch
How delivery works
Demand and site map
After the brief and scope alignment — contract, milestones, and a quote with stage boundaries; agreed revision rounds along the way. Before build, we lock which pages match intent and drive the lead path so IA does not get torn up later.
Content and flows
Blocks, offers, and the path to form or messenger — aligned with you before implementation.
Build and configuration
Responsive layouts, performance, crawler-ready defaults, and analytics goals. Tooling details — in the stack block.
Release and growth
First release often lands around ~14 business days depending on page count, block complexity, and your content readiness. Go-live checks and metrics; next waves (content, cases, new landers) are scoped separately.
Technology stack
One deliberate stack so later changes stay predictable in time and cost.
Next.js 14 (App Router)
Routes and metadata for SEO, flexible rendering without trading away speed as the site grows.
Tailwind CSS
A single styling system — easier reviews and cleaner markup.
TypeScript
Fewer surprise regressions when you iterate after launch.
Vercel
CDN, previews, and stable production deploys.
Before we start
Project types, phases, what “SEO baseline” means, and why the stack matters.
What projects fit?
Landing pages, corporate sites, content engines, and catalogs where speed and IA growth matter without swapping platforms. Examples — in case studies.
Can we phase the launch?
Yes: ship the money pages first, then cases, blog, and new flows by priority. How the studio sequences work — Studio page.
What does “SEO baseline” include?
The minimum technical layer before content can compound: clean URLs, unique titles and descriptions on key URLs, H1–H3, internal links, JSON-LD per template, sitemap, robots, and 404. Depth scales from Start to Premium. Acceptance overlaps with the delivery checklist; patterns live in the library.
Why not WordPress or a drag-and-drop builder?
Heavy CMS and builders often inflate page weight, plugin risk, and performance ceilings — that hits Core Web Vitals and release predictability. On Next.js routing and rendering stay under control. A data-backed write-up — Next.js vs WordPress/Tilda (2026).
Need a lead site without scope chaos?
Brief — three fields: name, phone, site. Reply covers working model, timeline, and a budget band; details are refined live. Short call before kickoff when it helps.