Most web studios hide their prices behind a contact form. The reason is simple: until the studio knows who is asking, it can quote more to whoever looks ready to pay more.
We do the opposite, and this post explains why.
What a website costs right now
- Landing page — from $200, 2–3 working days
- Corporate website — from $300, 5–7 working days
- Catalogue or online store — $450 to $600, 10–14 working days
- Web service with accounts, booking or payments — from $650, 21–30 working days
The 10% first-order discount is already included in these figures. "From" here is not "call us and find out it is twice as much". It is the floor of a range that we fix after a short brief — and from that moment it does not change, however long the work takes.
Why the prices are what they are
Price is not "how much it costs to write the code". It is volume: how many screens, how complex the logic is, whether there is a database, how much time goes into adapting every page to a phone and testing it. A landing page is one path for one visitor. A service with accounts means registration, sign-in, saved state and usually payments.
What else changes the total
- Visual style: the standard styles cost nothing extra; a premium style with custom graphics adds 20% to the base; a 3D scene adds 30% and three extra days
- Add-on modules — SEO setup, CRM, Telegram integration, online payments, analytics — each with its own fixed price that you see up front, not on the invoice
What every price includes
- 12 months of warranty on everything we build
- 3 months of free support after launch
- unlimited revisions before handover
- full rights and the source code are yours
If you want the figure for your own site, the calculator on the home page takes about three minutes, no call needed.
