A business website starts from €700, an online store from €1,650 and a custom web system from €2,500. The exact price depends on the number of pages and sections, the design, the features and the amount of content. If you only need one focused page, a one-page website starts from €300.
The price is shaped by the number of pages and sections, the design level, the number of languages, content management options, integrations and custom features. That is why two visually similar websites can cost differently — the price follows the amount of work, not the looks.
The scope, price and timeline are agreed before development starts. For larger projects the payment can be split into several stages, for example an advance payment and the remaining payment before the website goes live.
In the cost calculator you can add up your scope and instantly see an approximate price, and after a free consultation you receive a written proposal with a specific scope, price and timeline. Work only starts once the proposal has been approved.
A business website takes 1–2 weeks, an online store 3–4 weeks and a one-page website 1–3 days. For custom systems the timeline is set after exploring the requirements. It depends on the project scope, the functionality and how quickly the necessary content is available.
Development starts once the written proposal is approved and the necessary content — or at least its foundation — is available. We agree the exact start date in a conversation, as it depends on the projects in progress at the time.
Most often — content that is not ready yet: texts, images and product information. The timeline is also affected by scope changes along the way and how quickly intermediate results are approved. If the content is prepared on time, the deadline usually holds.
Because every website is built with speed, looks and performance in mind at the same time — not just how the page looks, but how fast it loads and how easy it is to use on a phone and a computer. Before development we professionally analyse each website's needs — the audience, the goals and the required features — so the finished solution fits the specific business rather than a template.
In four steps: first we clarify the goal, the audience and the scope, then we create the page structure and key messages, after that comes design and development, and finally testing, launch and post-launch support. The scope, price and timeline are agreed before work starts.
To begin with, information about the company, the services you offer and the project goals. A logo, brand colours, texts, images and examples of websites you like will also help. If not everything is ready yet, I will help you build the page structure and organise the necessary content.
I run the whole process myself: research, structure, design, programming, launch and maintenance. So you always know who to talk to, and you get a reply within a few hours on working days — no middlemen and no lost messages.
Yes. Small changes and refinements are part of the agreed scope. If a request significantly changes the scope, we agree on it separately before the work continues — not as a surprise at the end of the invoice.
Yes. In the administration panel you can change texts, images, services, projects, blog posts or products. For an online store this is included; for business and one-page websites it can be added as an extra option.
Usually the client prepares the content, because you know your field best. If the texts are not ready yet, I will help you create the page structure and organise the necessary content so development can start without unnecessary waiting.
Yes. A website can be built in two or more languages — each language gets its own addresses and language markup that search engines understand. The number of languages affects the price, and you can specify it in the cost calculator.
With Laravel — one of the most widely used web frameworks in the world — and a tailored Filament administration panel for managing content and data. The solution is built for the specific task, so it is fast, secure and can be extended after launch.
Yes. Every page is built to be comfortable to use on a phone, a tablet and a computer, and this is tested before launch. Mobile adaptation and performance are included in every project, not an extra service.
I can help you choose and connect a domain, hosting, an SSL certificate and company e-mail. The domain and hosting subscription fees are not included in the website development price and are listed separately.
You do. The domain and hosting are registered in your or your company's name, and after full payment you own the website, its code and all the access credentials. If the collaboration ever ends, everything stays with you, and any other developer can take the website over.
The websites are built with Laravel — one of the most widely used web frameworks in the world — so any Laravel developer can take them over and maintain them. The code is structured, the credentials stay with you, and on agreement I also prepare handover documentation so maintenance does not depend on one person.
Every website comes with the technical SEO foundations built in — correct heading structure, page titles, descriptions, mobile adaptation, performance and a sitemap. In-depth SEO optimisation, content creation and advertising campaigns are available as separate services.
Every page carries structured data (schema.org markup) and a clear content structure — exactly what both Google and AI search engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity use when they select and quote answers. The more clearly a page answers customer questions, the better its chances of appearing there.
Yes. After launch I can provide updates, backups, security monitoring, content changes and new feature development. Maintenance starts from €45 per month and can be chosen as needed or as a monthly service.
No. The website keeps working without a maintenance agreement, but system updates, backups and security monitoring then remain your responsibility. Maintenance can also be added later, when it becomes relevant.
Quite often, yes. First I assess what the website is built on and what state the code is in, and then I tell you honestly whether it is worth taking over and improving or cheaper to rebuild. There is a separate service for auditing and taking over existing Laravel projects.
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