Websites and online stores built end to end
From $200, a landing page in 5–10 days. A site ready to take enquiries from day one.
- We reply during business hours
- Written contract
- 12-month warranty
AbTime store — one of our projects
Sound familiar?
If any of this rings true, we should talk
- I want to sell online but I don't know where to start, or in what order
- I'm afraid of paying for a pretty page that nobody ever visits
- I don't know the real number — or what I'll be asked to pay for after launch
- So the site gets built — then what? Who brings the buyers, who handles the orders
- They built the site and vanished. Now there's nobody to even swap a banner
- One month, they promised — six months in, and the budget has doubled
What we take off your plate
- The full cycle: site, catalogue, payments, delivery — you open a working store, not a mock-up
- We fill the catalogue: your supplier's Excel price list becomes product pages with specs and copy
- Ads and visibility — together with our partners, prepared alongside the build, so the site doesn't launch into an empty room
- Price and deadline go into the contract before we start. 50% upfront, 50% on delivery; on larger projects — staged, and you pay for the next stage only once you've accepted the previous one
- 12-month warranty and post-launch support. Access to the site, domain and hosting is yours from day one
Choose the right format for your business
Landing page
A single page for one service, a focused offer, or one to two products. The fastest way to validate demand and start taking enquiries.
Corporate website
A few pages about your company: what you do, services, pricing, contacts and an enquiry form. For when a client needs to understand who you are.
Online store
Catalogue, cart, payment and delivery. For when the buyer picks the product and places the order themselves. The figure depends on how many products you have and whether the store needs to sync with your accounting.
You do not need to figure out the technology yourself — on a free assessment we match the format to your goal, catalogue size and plans for the year.
The road to launch
We scope the idea
What you sell and to whom. If the idea doesn't hold up to the numbers, we say so. The assessment is free; price and deadline go into the contract before we start
We build the site
Design, pages, copy, forms. For a store — catalogue, payments and delivery: your Excel price list becomes product pages with copy. The technical side is ours — from the domain to the till
We get you ready for ads
Analytics and goals configured, so you can see where every enquiry came from. Advertising is run by our partners in parallel with the build — their work and the media budget are billed separately
Launch and handover
Access to the site, domain and hosting goes to you — it is yours. The first month of tweaks and consultations is free, and the work carries a 12-month warranty
Trusted by
Businesses we work with
We build websites, stores and automation for companies serving real customers and processing real orders every day.
Testimonials
From people who went online for the first time
Feedback from real clients, published with their permission. Names changed at their request.
I sold hardware offline and put off building a site for two years — I simply didn't know which end to start from. They mapped the whole path out for me first: what they do, what they need from me, in what order. It turned out far less was needed from me than I had imagined.
What scared me most was paying for a pretty page and then being left alone with it. What won me over was the price and deadline going straight into the contract, not «we'll work it out as we go». And when they handed it over, the site could already take enquiries.
I had a supplier file with a few thousand items and no idea how to turn that into a store. My biggest fear was being told «upload the products yourself». They filled the catalogue; all I had to do was check the prices. That was the moment I relaxed.
I'm not a technical person, and the word «integration» frightened me on its own. They explained it plainly: the buyer hits checkout, the money reaches your account, the waybill is created automatically, the receipt goes to the buyer. They showed it on a live order placed before launch.
I read forums for a week and got completely lost. Here they asked three things: how many products I have, whether I keep stock records, and what I plan for the year. Then they said honestly that a simpler solution was enough for now. It was the first time a contractor talked me out of the more expensive option.
I asked «who brings the people» at the very first meeting. Nobody promised me customers — they said the site would be handed over ready for advertising: analytics connected, goals set, the source of every enquiry visible. I could see what I was paying for from day one.
I'd already been abandoned halfway once, so I asked about support more than about design. Access to the site, the domain and the hosting was given to me straight away rather than kept on their side. I needed help twice in a year — both times I got an answer.
I wasn't ready to invest in a full store — I didn't know whether there was demand. They suggested starting with a single page to test the niche, and said plainly that the store could come later. It turned out to be the cheapest way to find out the idea worked.
At the first meeting I admitted I don't understand technical words. From then on they spoke to me in plain language — not once did I have to nod along pretending I'd understood. When a decision was needed, they showed two options and what each would change for me.
I thought I had to sort out the sole-trader paperwork, the till and the receipts myself before building a site. It was the other way round: they told me exactly what would be needed and connected the till together with the store. It cost me not a single day of my own time.
Who will actually do it
A small team with no layers in between: whoever you speak to at the start runs your project to the end, with nobody handed off to a manager after signing. Design, frontend and QA are assembled per project — from a landing page to a complex integration.
Founder
Andriy
First contact, scoping, contract. Answers to you for the outcome of the project.
Tech Lead
Oleh
Solution architecture and integrations: accounting, CRM, marketplaces, telephony, shipping.
Delivery
Oksana
Stages, regular updates, staging environment, handover with documentation.
Pricing
Exact cost after the brief. Estimates are free and take 24 hours.
Already have a website?
AI bots & automation
Chatbots for your website and Instagram, voice agents for calls, orders flowing into your CRM hands-free. AI that works 24/7.
Automation & integrations
Accounting, CRM, marketplaces, telephony, shipping, receipts. Orders, leads and stock move between systems without manual work.
We work with what you already run: OpenCart, WordPress, Horoshop, KeyCRM, SalesDrive, Nova Poshta, Rozetka, Prom, Checkbox
Questions & answers
How long does development take?
Landing page — 5–10 days. Corporate site — 2–3 weeks. Online store with integrations — from 4 weeks. Exact deadlines go into the contract after the brief.
We already have a site and a CRM, but they don't talk. Is that your job?
Yes, it's one of the things we do. We don't rebuild everything from scratch — we connect what already runs: site, CRM, accounting, marketplaces, telephony, shipping.
Why more expensive than a freelancer?
Because the price includes a contract with a fixed sum and deadline, a 12-month warranty on the delivered code, configured analytics and post-launch support. The warranty means we fix defects in the delivered code free of charge for 12 months, while new features are built by separate agreement. Access to the site, domain and hosting is yours from day one, so after handover there's always someone to answer for it.
What does post-launch support include?
First month — free fixes and consulting. After that, by agreement. We don't disappear once we're paid.
Do you hand over access?
Yes, all of it, immediately. Site, domain, hosting, analytics — they're yours. We don't hold clients hostage.
Do you work with existing sites?
Yes, we do. We take a site in any condition — extend it, fix it, integrate it with everything else. And we build first sites from scratch just as often.
How does payment work?
50% upfront, 50% on delivery. For larger projects — in stages, with each stage's deliverable fixed in the contract. The next payment only comes after you've accepted the previous stage. We don't ask for money for the next step until the current one is closed.
What if I need something non-standard?
Message us on Telegram and we'll talk it through. We've built integrations with Vapi, Binotel, SalesDrive, KeyCRM, Checkbox and Nova Poshta. Chances are we've done it already.
I've never sold online before. Where do I start?
With a conversation about the product and the buyer, not with a website. On the free assessment we work out what you sell, who to and what sets you apart — and only then say which type of site you need and what it costs. If the idea doesn't hold up to the numbers, we'll tell you straight rather than take your money for a pretty page.
Who brings the buyers after launch?
We hand the site over ready for advertising: analytics connected, goals configured, every enquiry traceable to its source. The advertising and visibility work itself we run together with our partners, prepared in parallel with the build so the site doesn't open into an empty room. The ad budget and the partners' work are billed separately from development — they are not part of the site price. Nobody guarantees search positions — not us, not our partners: you can guarantee the work, not a place in Google's auction.
Tell us about your project
We reply during business hours. The consultation is free — if we're not the right fit, we'll point you to someone who is.
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