What does it cost?+
Ranges by project type, monthly support and the hourly rate are all in the “What it costs” section. Where you land inside a range depends on volume: how many pages and products, how many languages, whether existing content has to be migrated and the site wired into your other software. We name the exact figure after the scoping call and fix it in the spec before any work starts.
How long does it take?+
The first working release lands in about two weeks. A full product with a portal and payments takes six weeks and up. The timeline is fixed in the spec.
We already have a site. Will you take it over?+
Yes, if the code can be brought up and read. We look at the project first and tell you honestly whether extending or rewriting is the better deal. Both happen.
Who owns the code?+
You do. Repository, server, domain and all keys are registered to your accounts. We do not hold products hostage.
What languages do you work in?+
Ukrainian, Hebrew and English. We can build the site multilingual from day one — including a proper right-to-left version for Hebrew.
What if something breaks later?+
We fix bugs free for a month after launch. After that it is either a support agreement or a documented handover to your own team.
What do I need to prepare for the first project discussion?+
It's best if you can briefly describe the task in your own words: what the website or automation should do. If there are similar projects that you like, show them to us. This will help us better understand your expectations. Don't worry about the technical details; we will go over them together during our conversation.
Do I need to write the technical specification myself?+
No, we write the technical specification (TS) after our conversation with you. Your task is to tell us about your business processes and expectations for the product. We will translate this into technical language, and define the scope of work, cost, and deadlines. You will only need to check if we understood everything correctly and approve the document before work begins.
What does 'weekly releases' mean? Do I have to accept the work every week?+
It means you will see the progress live. Every week, we deploy the completed part to a test link. You can check how everything works and provide feedback immediately, rather than waiting for the final delivery. This helps avoid misunderstandings and ensures the project is moving in the right direction.
Can I make changes to the website myself after it's launched?+
Yes. If we build the website on a ready-made engine, you will have a standard admin panel. If we write our own code, we create an admin panel for your needs: to manage pages, news, products, or other content. We will show you how to use it. Minor edits not covered by the admin panel can be made by us as part of our support service.
What is 'AI automation'? Is it just a chatbot on the website?+
Not exactly. We integrate AI agents directly into your workflows. For example, such an agent can automatically process incoming invoices, enrich product data from supplier files, or moderate comments according to your rules. It's not a chat for communication, but a tool that performs routine work instead of a person.