Web development that just works — and brings in inquiries

Real numbers: a one-pager from €290, a business site from €2800, a WooCommerce store from €3000, automation ~€900. Hourly work is €70–110. Prices excl. VAT.

You can get a website for €300 in Estonia — sometimes that's the right call, and our own one-pager is €290. But a business site that has to bring in inquiries is craft: structure, speed, SEO and content that no intern produces from a template. A cheap site often gets paid for twice — once to buy it, once to rebuild it.

Smaller changes and additions to an existing site are hourly — €70–110 per hour depending on the work (excl. VAT). We estimate the likely hours before starting, so the invoice is never a surprise. If changes are constant, a care plan from €49/mo usually works out cheaper — small fixes are included. For a bigger overhaul we give a fixed quote, and we'll say plainly when rebuilding beats patching the old site.

A one-pager ships in about a week. A business site typically takes 3–5 weeks, a store 4–8 — mostly depending on how fast content and decisions arrive from your side.

The bloat comes from page builders and plugin piles, not from WordPress itself. We build a custom theme for your site specifically and keep plugins to a minimum — and on a normal business site the visitor is served finished HTML straight from full-page cache, without PHP running at all. At that point it makes no speed difference what engine sits behind it. (A store's cart and checkout do have to stay live, so there we optimise differently.) What remains is the reason to pick WordPress in the first place: a proven, familiar backend any developer can maintain, so you're never held hostage by us (which, sadly, is many agencies' actual business model), plus a pile of already-solved problems — content management, forms, multilingual — you don't have to reinvent per project. If WordPress is the wrong tool for your site, we'll say so and build custom.

WordPress when you want to manage content yourself and want any developer to be able to maintain the site after us. Custom when the site does something unusual or has to integrate with your other systems. Speed isn't the deciding factor here — built properly, both are fast. We build both and will tell you plainly which fits — including when the cheaper option is the right one.

Don't delete anything; email us. Cleanup, patching and hardening is a fixed €290, usually done within 48 hours. Ongoing care from €49/mo makes a repeat unlikely.

Yes — care plans from €49/mo: updates, backups, uptime monitoring, small fixes. For sites we've built and sites we haven't.

Yes. Most of our work is Estonian, but the stack, the contracts and the team all speak English. Remote-first since before it was normal.

Yes — the first conversation and a fixed quote are always free and non-binding. You start paying only when the quote suits you and the work begins.

Depends on the current workload, but on average within about two weeks. We deliberately keep few projects running at once so each one ships fast, as a single sprint. The exception is rescue operations and SOS situations — in practice we've handled those even on holidays, in the middle of the night.

You do. After the final invoice the code, design, content, domain and every login are yours. Many agencies build on closed platforms where leaving means starting from scratch or paying to "buy out" your own site — we build on open technology (WordPress, standard web code) that any developer can maintain later, not just us.

We help pick suitable hosting and set everything up ourselves — domain, server and email. Hosting for a typical business site runs around €5–15/mo, paid directly to the provider.

You see progress on a staging link from week one and feedback goes straight to the builder — ongoing fixes are part of the price. A bigger change of direction (new structure or an extra feature) gets priced separately before we build it.

Half up front, half on completion. Smaller jobs (one-pager, rescue) are billed on completion; bigger projects by agreement, usually at major milestones.

Of course — call or write whenever suits you: email gets a reply within one business day, calls on workdays. If your site is down, we don't watch the clock.

Depends on the situation and the budget. Ads brings visitors tomorrow but only while the money flows; SEO usually takes 3–6 months to show results, yet keeps bringing inquiries after the ad budget runs out. Often the right answer is a small Ads budget now plus SEO foundations alongside.