FAQ

There is no single price for building a website, as every project has different needs and goals. The design, the number and type of pages, the content, the languages and the required functionality determine the implementation time and cost. Based on these factors, we put together a comprehensive proposal tailored to your project.

The cost of developing an app depends on its functionality, the platforms it will be available on, data management and the required integrations with other systems. Once we have defined the needs and scope of the first version, we can estimate the implementation time and cost.

The implementation time depends on the project's requirements, content readiness, approval times and any integrations with third-party systems. Based on these factors, we determine the time needed to complete the project. For mobile apps, the review time required by the respective app stores is calculated separately.

A website is usually the starting point for presenting services and content. A web app supports functions and processes through the browser. A mobile app is designed for use on a device and a specific platform. The choice should start with the intended use and needs, not the name.

Yes. The first step is not for you to have all the answers, but for us to understand what you want to achieve and for whom. We start with the goal, the audience and the project's core needs, then work together to shape the brief, priorities and implementation requirements.

We can explore a first version with a limited scope, often known as an MVP. The goal is to make the core idea work with clear priorities. This does not mean leaving out essential quality requirements, but ensuring that secondary features do not take precedence over the main purpose.

Yes, when WordPress meets the project's requirements. We do not start with the platform, but with what the website needs to do, how its content will be managed and what capabilities it will need in the future. Based on these factors, we choose the appropriate technological approach.

Integration can be part of the project, provided the systems offer suitable APIs or another supported integration method. Before defining the implementation, we examine the available integration capabilities, access, permissions and any technical limitations of the systems involved.

Yes. The starting point does not always have to be a new project. We can evaluate the existing solution, examine what works, what needs improvement and which changes could better support your next goals. We then establish the appropriate direction for its development.

SEO is not about promising a particular ranking, but about systematically improving a website's organic presence. Technical structure, content, speed, user experience and relevance to your audience's searches work together. That is why we define specific actions and evaluate their performance using measurable data.

For us, launch is not the end of a project. We remain available to support and develop it, from technical updates and improvements to the development of new capabilities. As the needs of the business and its users change, the digital product can evolve with them. The scope, duration and cost of support are determined according to each project's requirements.

A short description of your business, the project's goal and the core features you have in mind. It helps us to know whether a website or app already exists, what material is available and whether there is a preferred deadline or an indicative budget. You do not need to share passwords or sensitive data through the contact form.