Send a few lines about what you are building or fixing. You will get a reply within one working day, and a free 30-minute call with no obligation — even if we end up telling you that you do not need us.
1. You send a short brief. A paragraph is enough — what you sell, what is not working, and roughly when you want to launch. Use the form below, WhatsApp, or email, whichever suits you.
2. We reply within one working day, usually with a few questions. If what you need is outside what we do well, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
3. A short call. Thirty minutes to understand the business, the audience and the constraints. No pitch deck, no pressure.
4. A written proposal. Scope, timeline and a fixed price, with what is included and what is not. You decide from there.
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It depends on scope — the number of pages, custom features, integrations and content. After a short discovery call we send a clear, fixed estimate, so there are no surprises. Share your budget range in the project form below and we'll recommend the right scope for it.
It depends on the number of pages, how much is custom-designed, and which integrations you need. After a short discovery call you get a fixed estimate with a clear scope, so there are no surprises later.
It depends on the size of your catalogue, whether you are migrating existing data, and which payment, shipping and accounting tools need to be connected. After a short call you get a fixed estimate with a clear scope, plus the monthly platform costs so there are no surprises.
Not if the migration is handled properly. We keep URLs where possible, redirect every page that changes, carry over titles, descriptions and schema, and monitor search traffic after launch so any issue is caught within days.
Core, theme and plugin updates tested on staging, regular tested backups, security monitoring and hardening, uptime and performance checks, a monthly allowance for small changes, and a plain-language report of what was done.
For content-led business sites, yes. It is well supported, easy to hire for, and gives your team real control over content. The problems people blame on WordPress almost always come from heavy themes and plugin sprawl, which is exactly what a custom build avoids.
It depends on the catalogue, the apps involved and whether you are migrating. After a short call you get a fixed estimate, plus a realistic figure for monthly Shopify and app costs.
Neither, in the abstract. Shopify suits teams who want the platform handled for them. WooCommerce suits businesses where content and SEO matter, where you want your own data, or where pricing and checkout rules are unusual. We recommend one after looking at your catalogue and team.
Three measurements Google uses to judge experience: how quickly the main content appears (LCP), how soon the page responds to interaction (INP), and how much the layout shifts while loading (CLS). They are a proxy for whether a page feels fast and stable.
It depends entirely on your industry, price point and traffic source, so any published benchmark is close to meaningless for your business. The number that matters is your own today compared with your own after the work.
WordPress keeps storing and editing your content, but it stops rendering the public site. A separate front end, usually Next.js, reads the content over an API and serves the pages your visitors see.
Yes, and that is the point. Payments, fraud checks, tax and the checkout flow stay on Shopify, which is the part you least want to rebuild.
React is the library for building interfaces. Next.js is a framework built on React that adds routing, rendering strategies and deployment. If your project has public pages that need to be fast and indexable, Next.js is almost always the better starting point.
It is mature, well documented, and it solves the unglamorous parts of an application out of the box. PHP hosting is cheap and PHP developers are easy to find, which matters when you will own this software for years.
Frequently just automation. If the inputs are structured and the rules are clear, ordinary software is cheaper, faster and more reliable. AI earns its place with messy inputs like documents and free text.
If the front end is React or Next.js and the service is API-heavy or real-time, Node keeps everything in one language. If the project is a classic server-rendered application with a lot of admin screens, Laravel usually gets you there faster. We recommend one after hearing what the product has to do.
No, and nobody honestly can. Google decides rankings, changes its systems constantly, and does not take instructions from agencies. What we guarantee is that the work is explained, measured and reversible.
A typical business website or MVP takes 4–8 weeks from discovery to launch. Larger platforms take longer. Before we start, you get a timeline with clear milestones.
Yes. We start with an audit, fix anything urgent such as missing backups or outdated software, and then move the site onto the normal care schedule.
Speed is one ranking signal among many, so it rarely transforms rankings on its own. What it reliably improves is how many visitors stay and convert, which is usually worth more than the ranking change.
