Product size
A landing page, a corporate site or a cabinet — different skeleton, different number of states.
Pricing
Pricing — an estimate after the job, not a made-up rate card
We do not publish “websites from $X” or packages that do not exist. Cost follows scope: pages, flows, integrations, content.
After a short brief we lock the work and the estimate. If the job is not ours, we will say so.
How an estimate appears
The job first: what “done” looks like, for whom, by when, what already exists. Then the work. Then the number. Not the other way around.
Integrations
A form to email is one thing. CRM, payments, APIs, n8n are another.
Content
If copy and photos are missing, that is extra scope. We do not pass off someone else’s results as yours.
Timeline and iteration
A crushed deadline and parallel revisions cost more than “one extra block on the home page”.
Formats we estimate most often
Landing page
One page around an offer, a form and a launch. Estimate after the offer and traffic channel.
Corporate website
Several sections, SEO structure, leads. Scope follows the site tree and any migration.
MVP / web app
One core flow on a production stack. Estimate after the v1 boundary.
Automation
n8n, a bot or an AI scenario. Estimate after the process map, not “by node count”.
Usually included
- Product workshop on the job
- UX and structure
- Design in an agreed system
- Development and responsive layout
- Basic on-page SEO
- Launch and a short acceptance pass
Usually not included
- Third-party licences and ad budget
- Copywriting and photography unless scoped
- Support “forever” without a contract
- Made-up ranking guarantees
Frequently asked questions
Why are there no prices on the site?
Because “a website” and “automation” without a job are different projects. A fake floor only creates false expectations.
Fixed price or hourly?
After the brief — a fixed estimate for the agreed work. If the job changes, we re-estimate instead of silently inflating hours.
Would a website builder be cheaper?
Yes, if the job is a simple brochure. We will say so when a studio build is overkill.