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How much does a project cost and what drives the price?
A landing page starts at €900, a corporate site at €2,500, a digital office at €4,000. The price depends on the number of scenarios, integrations and design scope. After the first call you get a range broken down by stage, not one number.
How quickly do you start and how long does it take?
We usually start within five business days of signing. A landing page takes 1–3 weeks, a website 4–8 weeks, an app from 8 weeks. Every week you see a live demo on a staging environment, not a report at the end.
What happens after launch?
Two months of warranty on everything we built is included. After that there is a support package: 24/7 monitoring, updates, hourly improvements and a monthly report. You can stop any time — the source code is always yours.
Who owns the code and the data?
You do. The repository is handed over with its commit history and documentation, and the infrastructure runs on your accounts. We never use closed builders you cannot leave.
Can you take over a project another team built?
Yes. We start with a technical audit of the code, infrastructure and risks, and give an honest verdict on whether extending or rewriting is cheaper. The audit takes 3–5 days, is billed separately, and counts toward the project.
How does the collaboration work?
You get one project manager and a shared chat with the team. The task board is open, demos are weekly, invoices follow milestones. No "we are on it, check back in a month".
Do you work with clients outside Russia?
Yes. We run projects in Russian and English and contract with companies in the EU, UAE and Kazakhstan. Calls are scheduled in your time zone.
What is your stack?
Next.js and React on the front, Node.js with Express and PostgreSQL on the back, React Native for mobile, Docker and CI/CD for infrastructure. The stack follows the problem, not the other way round.