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Service 02 · Corporate websites

A website that works
for your business

Full-cycle corporate website development, from a compact business card site to a multilingual portal. Custom design for your niche, complete on-page SEO, a CMS your team can actually use, and integrations with CRM, telephony and analytics. A site that brings clients for years, not just in its first month.

700$
Starting price
14days
Fastest launch
250+
Projects delivered
6mo
Warranty in contract

Three kinds of
business website

A corporate website is your company's multi-page presence online. Which of the three you need depends on the size of the business and what the site has to do: a compact business card, a full corporate website, or a large multilingual portal. Each has its own structure, page set and integrations.

14–21 days
01 · TYPE Business Card

Business card site

from $700

A compact 5–7 page site: home, about, services, contacts and an enquiry form. Enough for people who already found you through search or a referral and want to check you are real. Includes baseline SEO, mobile layout and a working contact form.

Best for: Small service businesses, local studios, independent professionals, early-stage startups
21–35 days
02 · TYPE Corporate Website

Corporate website

from $1,400

A full digital presence: 10–15 pages with a page per service, team, case studies, blog and pricing. A CMS your team can actually use, complete on-page SEO, integration with your CRM and telephony. Built to be marketed, not just to exist.

Best for: Service companies, clinics, law firms, agencies, manufacturers, schools
40–70 days
03 · TYPE Multilingual Portal

Multilingual portal

from $2,600

A large site of 20+ pages in 2–4 languages, with client or partner accounts, complex forms and integrations into ERP and accounting systems. The right choice when you are entering new markets or running a network of locations.

Best for: B2B companies, exporters, manufacturers, clinic and salon networks, education platforms, IT companies

Anatomy of a
corporate website

A corporate website is not "a homepage plus a contacts page". It is a system of eight blocks, each doing a specific job: positioning, selling services, building trust, earning organic traffic and converting a visitor into an enquiry. This is the skeleton we build every site on.

01

The hero section

Three seconds to make the first impression: what the company does, what the visitor gets, and what to do next. Not "we are market leaders" but a concrete benefit. Everything above the fold, before anyone scrolls.

Positioning → benefit → call to action
02

Services and products

A separate page for every meaningful service — this is the foundation of organic traffic. Description, benefits, price or range, enquiry form. A visitor should know within thirty seconds whether you are a fit.

One service, one page
03

About the company

Not "founded in 2010" but specifics: the team, the numbers, the technologies, the clients, the certifications. This is the trust page — it helps someone choose you rather than the next tab.

Specifics beat storytelling
04

Case studies

Real client outcomes: before and after, numbers, quotes. The single strongest conversion tool on a corporate site. Each case gets its own page, optimised for its own set of queries.

Numbers beat promises
05

Blog and expertise

The engine of organic traffic. Every article is another entry point from search. We plan content for six to twelve months with the SEO structure built in, so it earns trust before anyone fills in a form.

Expertise builds trust builds sales
06

Pricing

Transparent pricing removes the "how much does this cost" barrier — unqualified visitors filter themselves out, and the ones who stay convert two to three times better. A comparison table works best.

Transparency beats secrecy
07

Contacts and forms

Not one "write to us" box but three to five intents: consultation, price request, brief, callback. Every form wired into the CRM, analytics and instant notifications. Plus map, phone and messengers.

More entry points, more enquiries
08

Footer as an SEO block

Not a technical afterthought. The footer carries links to key pages, a compact sitemap, contacts and legal information — and it strengthens internal linking across the whole site.

The footer is a sitemap for search engines

We work with
any industry

A corporate website works in any industry — from a small dental practice to an exporting manufacturer. The conversion figures below are realistic ranges for each sector, achievable when every stage is done properly: structure, SEO and copy included.

01 · NICHE

Healthcare and clinics

Multi-specialty clinics, dental practices, laboratories and medical centres. Doctor profiles, departments, a price list, online booking, patient-facing articles and integration with the clinic system.

Conversion 4–9%
02 · NICHE

Legal and financial

Law firms, accountancy practices, notaries and auditors. Practice areas, the team, case studies, explanatory articles and a consultation form. Trust matters more here than anywhere else.

Conversion 3–7%
03 · NICHE

Education and academies

Schools, universities, business academies and training centres. Programmes, faculty, schedules, enrolment forms, a student area and integration with your learning platform.

Conversion 5–12%
04 · NICHE

Manufacturing and B2B

Industrial manufacturers, equipment suppliers and B2B services. Product catalogue, technical specifications, certifications, case studies, tender forms and partner accounts.

Conversion 2–6%
05 · NICHE

Hospitality and services

Restaurants, hotels, cafés, catering, salons and fitness clubs. Menus, services, online booking, reviews, galleries and integration with reservation systems.

Conversion 6–14%
06 · NICHE

IT and agencies

Software companies, marketing and design agencies, production studios. Case studies, stack, team, an expertise blog and a second language version for international clients.

Conversion 3–8%
07 · NICHE

Real estate and developers

Developers and estate agencies. A catalogue of projects and units, district maps, construction progress, a buyer area for documents and integration with the developer CRM.

Conversion 2–5%
08 · NICHE

Automotive and service

Dealers, service networks, parts distributors, rental and leasing companies. Model catalogue with a configurator, test-drive booking, customer area and integration with dealer systems.

Conversion 3–7%
09 · NICHE

Logistics and transport

Freight companies, couriers, forwarders and carriers. Online quotes, shipment tracking by number, a B2B area, ERP integration and multiple languages for international customers.

Conversion 4–9%
10 · NICHE

Energy and industry

Electrical equipment makers, utility suppliers, solar installers and efficiency consultants. Technical documentation, case studies, savings calculators, tender forms and an industrial client area.

Conversion 2–5%
11 · NICHE

Agriculture and agri-tech

Agricultural holdings, fertiliser producers, machinery suppliers and food processors. Product catalogue, specifications, a dealer map, B2B ordering and feeds for marketplaces.

Conversion 2–6%
12 · NICHE

Travel and tourism

Hotels, restaurant groups, tour operators and catering companies. Multilingual site with a booking system, integration with travel platforms, menus and price lists, and a loyalty programme.

Conversion 5–11%

Pick your
package

Three packages with a fixed starting price. STARTER is a compact business card site for a first proper presence. STANDARD is the balance most companies land on: a full corporate site with a blog and CRM integration. PREMIUM is a large multilingual portal with client areas and ERP integrations.

Starter
Business website STARTER
A business card site with everything needed for a first proper presence online: 5–7 pages, a CMS and a mobile layout.
700
fixed price in the contract
Timeline 14–21 days
  • Custom design (one concept)
  • Up to 7 pages with content
  • Responsive layout: mobile, tablet, desktop
  • CMS plus a training session for your team
  • Baseline SEO and structured data
  • Contact form with email notifications
  • Analytics configured and verified
  • 1 month of free support
  • Blog with an SEO structure
  • Multiple languages
  • CRM and telephony integration
Order STARTER →
Premium
Business website PREMIUM
A large multilingual portal: 20+ pages, client and partner accounts, ERP and accounting integrations, and business logic built to order.
2,600
fixed price in the contract
Timeline 40–70 days
  • Custom design (three concepts plus revisions)
  • 20+ pages, blog and case studies
  • Responsive layout with custom animation
  • Custom CMS shaped around your processes
  • Full SEO plus a six-month content plan
  • Client and partner accounts
  • Advanced analytics and A/B testing
  • 3 months of free support
  • Blog and knowledge centre (50+ templates)
  • Integrations: CRM, ERP, API, accounting systems
  • Multiple languages (EN, DE, PL, UA — your choice)
Discuss PREMIUM →

5 steps from
brief to launch

A transparent process with a fixed timeline for every stage. You see and approve the result of each step before the next one starts. No surprises, no "complexity surcharges", no slipped deadlines — all of it written into the contract.

01

Brief & audit

You fill in a detailed brief: business goals, audience, competitors, and an assessment of your current site if there is one. We run an SEO audit of the niche — keyword research, the queries worth having, and where competitors leave gaps.

3–5 days
02

Strategy & prototype

Sitemap, the structure of every page, and a wireframe prototype. We agree positioning, key messages and the user journey here — this is where weeks of design revisions get saved.

5–8 days
03

Design & content

Design of every key screen. In parallel, copywriting with the SEO structure built in — headings, meta, internal links. Up to three rounds of revisions, discussed section by section.

7–14 days
04

Build & integrations

Markup, backend, CMS configuration, integrations with CRM, telephony and maps. Testing on 8+ devices, Core Web Vitals checks, and 301 redirects from the old site so rankings survive the move.

10–25 days
05

Launch & handover

Move to hosting, SSL, email, sitemap, robots.txt, and handover of Search Console and analytics access. CMS training for your team, recorded so new people can watch it later. First month of edits is free.

2–4 days

Technology
stack

The industry standard for corporate sites: modern CMS platforms with flexible custom themes, and a full stack of integrations with CRM, telephony, ERP and payment systems. Every site is checked against Core Web Vitals (LCP <2s, CLS <0.05) and the OWASP Top 10 before handover.

Results in
numbers

Three projects with real analytics behind them — web analytics, Search Console and the client's own numbers. On request we can walk you through the dashboards with client domains masked, and explain how each was implemented.

A clinic with 18 doctors across 6 departments was moving off an old site that search engines barely indexed. We built a new one with custom content types for doctors, departments and services, and structured it around local intent — "dentist in the city", "paediatrician near me". Over six months organic traffic grew from 1,200 to 4,080 visits a month, and consultation requests went from 32 to 147 a month.

3.4×
organic traffic
4.6×
consultation requests
72%
target queries in the top 10

A Ukrainian wooden furniture maker planned to export to Poland. We built a multilingual site with a full Polish version, dedicated dealer pages, a product catalogue with technical specifications and a B2B enquiry form, then added SEO for Polish and an email campaign. Nine months later: 14 new Polish dealers, a first contract worth €380,000, and the site paid for itself two months after that order.

14
new dealers in Poland
€380k
first export contract
2.1×
average order value

A firm of eight lawyers worked almost entirely on referrals. We built a site with twelve practice-area pages, lawyer profiles, plain-language articles explaining the law, and a consultation form. Then a blog: two articles a week aimed at specific questions people actually search. Twelve months on, 64% of new clients arrive through the site, the average consultation fee is up 28%, and three corporate clients came in.

64%
clients through the site
+28%
average fee
3
corporate clients

Questions about
corporate websites

How much does a corporate website cost? +
A business card site of 5–7 pages starts at $700 (STARTER). A full corporate website with a blog and CRM integration starts at $1,400 (STANDARD). A multilingual portal with client areas and integrations starts at $2,600 (PREMIUM). The exact figure depends on page count, design complexity and integrations — once the brief is filled in we send a fixed price, and that price goes into the contract unchanged.
How long does it take? +
A business card site takes 14–21 days. A corporate website with a blog, 21–35 days. A large multilingual portal, 40–70 days. If the deadline is genuinely critical — a tender, a launch — we can work in priority mode for +30%. Our fastest full corporate site was delivered in 16 days.
How is a corporate website different from a landing page? +
A landing page is one page with one goal — a sale or a signup. A corporate website is a multi-page structure presenting the whole company: services, team, cases, blog, contacts. Landing pages work better for paid campaigns; a corporate site works for long-term organic presence and for speaking to several audience segments at once.
Will we be able to edit the content ourselves? +
Yes, on every package. We work with CMS platforms that have a visual editor much like a word processor: you can add pages, publish blog posts, edit text and upload images without touching code. After handover we run a two-hour training session, recorded so you keep it, plus a short video walkthrough of your specific site.
Do you work with clients outside Ukraine? +
Yes — the majority of our work is remote regardless of where the client sits. Communication happens over Slack, Telegram, Zoom or email, contracts are signed digitally, and we keep a working-hours overlap with Western Europe and the US East Coast. We invoice in USD or EUR via SWIFT, Wise, Payoneer or Stripe.
What do you need from us to start? +
Less than most agencies ask for. A filled-in brief, your logo and brand assets if they exist, any texts and photos you already have, and access to the domain. If there are no texts we write them — copywriting is included in STANDARD and PREMIUM. If there are no photos we advise on stock or arrange a shoot.
Will the site be fast? +
Speed is part of the specification, not a bonus. Every site is checked against Core Web Vitals before handover: images in modern formats with explicit dimensions, deferred scripts, caching, CDN for static assets. A slow site loses both rankings and visitors, so this is not negotiable on our side.
What happens after launch? +
The first month of edits is free on every package — in practice that covers the small corrections everyone finds after going live. After that, support is either a monthly package or hourly, whichever fits how often you change things. The code and all access credentials are yours; nothing is locked to us.
Can you migrate our existing site? +
Yes, and this is more common than building from scratch. The important part is preserving what already ranks: we map old URLs to new ones, set up 301 redirects, keep the pages that earn traffic and rebuild the rest. Done properly, a migration costs no rankings at all.
Do you provide SEO after the site is built? +
Yes — see SEO services. A new site starts with correct technical foundations, but rankings for competitive queries take months of consistent work: content, internal linking and links from other sites. We are happy to hand that to your own team as well, with the structure documented.
Ask your own question

Ready to launch
a new website?

Let us scope your website

Describe the task — we come back with a price, a proposed site structure and a timeline. The consultation is free and carries no obligation.

  • We reply within 2 working hours
  • Fixed price and timeline in the contract
  • No "just checking your budget" sales calls