Why is there no price list on this page?

Because a figure without a scope means nothing, and usually misleads in both directions. Either it frightens you off something that would be cheaper in your case, or it draws you in with a price that will not cover half of what you need. Instead we tell you what decides the price, and give you a fixed quote for your actual project.

Is there anything monthly?

Only if you want us to handle maintenance, hosting and support. That is a separate decision from the build and it is stated plainly in the quote. The domain and some external services are billed yearly and go directly to them.

How long does a build take?

A straightforward business site takes three to six weeks. A store or a site with custom features takes longer. The exact timeline is part of the quote, along with what we need from you and when.

Can I pay in instalments?

Payment is split into parts tied to the stages of the work rather than to the calendar. The exact split is in the quote, so you know what you are paying for and when, before you sign anything.

What if I only need a small change to my existing site?

Tell us what it is. If it is minor, we will often just show you how to do it yourself. If it is a bigger piece of work, you get a price for that on its own. We do not open every conversation by proposing a new site.

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What a website costs

This is the first question anyone asks, and it deserves a real answer rather than a contact form. Here is what decides the price, what is always included, and how you get to your number.

The short answer

It depends, and that is not a dodge. A website is not a product with a label on it, it is a quantity of work. A five-page site with a contact form and a store with three hundred products, filters and checkout are not the same thing, in the way that a garage and a house are not the same thing.

What we can do is tell you exactly what moves the number, so you can place yourself roughly before we ever speak. Then one conversation gets you a fixed figure in a written quote.

What pushes the price up

Almost all of it comes down to five things:

Scope: how many different kinds of page there are. Five similar pages cost less than five that all look and behave differently
Features: cart and checkout, bookings, user accounts, search and filters, content entered by several people. Every feature is its own piece of work with its own testing
Content: whether the text and the photographs exist. If we have to write and shoot them, that is separate work, and it is the most underestimated line in most projects
Languages: a bilingual site is not twice the price, but it is not free either. Macedonian and English with their own URLs and their own Google tags is real additional work
Connecting to something you already run: accounting, stock, a booking system. If the site has to talk to another program, that program decides the price, not us

What is always included

However large the project, none of this is charged separately, and none of it sits in the quote as a line that can be removed to make the total look smaller:

custom design for your brand, not a purchased template
working on every screen, with mobile first rather than adjusted at the end
the SEO foundation and structured data built into the code from day one
a content management system you use yourself for text and images, with training before handover
fast hosting and 30 days of support after launch

What costs extra, and is worth saying out loud

Maintenance after the first 30 days is separate. The domain and certain external services are billed yearly and go straight to them rather than through us. Writing content, photography and video are separate work. New features after launch are a new project, small or large.

We say all of this at the start, because these are the items that leave people feeling cheated, and they are almost never actually cheating. They are things nobody mentioned in time.

Why the cheap site often ends up costing more

The usual sequence goes like this. The site is built cheaply on a template. A year later it is slow, nothing substantial can be changed without an upgrade that costs more than the template did, and it does not show in Google because nobody thought about that at the time. So it gets paid for a second time, and this time it starts from scratch.

We are not saying a cheap site is always the wrong decision. For someone testing an idea it is perfectly sensible. We are saying you should know what you are buying, and that in that case the price of the site is not the final price.

How you get to your number

One conversation, about thirty minutes, no obligation. We want to know what the site has to do, who will be using it, and what already exists. If you already have a site, we look at it before we talk.

Then you get a written quote with a fixed price, exactly what is covered, and how long it takes. The price does not change during the work unless you ask for something new, and when you do, that gets written down before it is built rather than appearing on the final invoice.

The services these prices are for

Web design and developmentSites and online stores, from strategy through to launch.

SEO and local searchVisibility in Google and on Maps, once the site exists.

Social mediaContent and account management, monthly.

AI developmentCustom tools and automation for the things you still do by hand.

Ready for an actual number?

Tell us what you need. We answer with questions, not with a form.

ContactPhone, email and a form. Office at Str. Mladinska 43, Strumica.

Web design in StrumicaIf you are in Strumica or nearby, we can do this over coffee.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

It depends on the scope, the features, and whether the content already exists. A business site for a small company and an online store with hundreds of products are two very different things. After a short consultation you get a fixed price in a written quote, before any work starts.