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Web development that keeps up with your business

From a company website that loads in under a second to a full web platform with accounts, payments and an admin panel — designed, engineered and hosted by one team, for a fixed price agreed up front.

5.0 rating across 126 verified reviews on Freelancer.com

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Most web projects go wrong in the gaps: the designer hands over to a developer, the developer hands over to a hosting company, and nobody owns the result. We do all of it — interface, backend, database, integrations and the server it runs on — so one team is accountable from the first sketch to the day your users log in.

We build with React and Next.js on the front end and Python (FastAPI) or PHP on the back end. That gives you pages that score in the high 90s on Google PageSpeed, clean APIs your next developer can understand, and a stack that won't need a rewrite when you grow.

What we build

Packages & pricing

Clear starting prices. Your project gets a fixed quote after a short brief — no hourly surprises.

Every project gets a fixed quote after a short brief. Prices are in USD; payment can run through Freelancer.com escrow. Hourly work: $30 / hour.

How a project runs

  1. 01

    Brief & fixed quote

    A 30-minute call to map users, flows and must-haves. You get a written scope, timeline and fixed price.

  2. 02

    Design you can click

    Figma prototypes of the key screens and the data model — you see the product before we build it.

  3. 03

    Build in weekly sprints

    Every week a demo on a staging server. You test real features as they land, not at the end.

  4. 04

    Launch & look after it

    Deployment on hardened servers with monitoring and backups — and we stay on for support.

What you get at handover

  • Full source code in your repository
  • Figma design files
  • Hosting and domain accounts in your name
  • Technical documentation and admin guide
  • 30 days of free fixes after launch

Technology we use

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Python
  • FastAPI
  • PHP
  • PostgreSQL
  • WordPress
  • Docker

Built for every industry

The same engineering, adapted to your market's rules and customers.

  • Retail & e-commerce
  • Wholesale & distribution
  • Real estate
  • Automotive & rentals
  • Healthcare & clinics
  • Beauty & wellness
  • Education & training
  • Tourism & hospitality
  • Restaurants & food
  • Logistics & transport
  • Manufacturing
  • Finance & insurance
  • Construction
  • Professional services

Proof in production

RentryX — a B2B platform in production

For RentryX we designed and built the full web platform — listings, buyer requests, verification, Stripe credits and an admin panel — together with its iOS and Android apps, and we continue as its development partner.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a website or web application cost?

A custom company website starts at $590. A web application MVP with accounts, an admin panel and integrations starts at $2,400; multi-role platforms typically run $6,000–$25,000. Every project gets a fixed quote after a short brief, so the price doesn't move once we start.

How long does it take?

Websites take 2–4 weeks. A web application MVP takes 6–10 weeks. Larger platforms are delivered in phases so you can launch the core first and add the rest while users are already on board.

Can I edit the content myself?

Yes. Every website comes with a content editor, and every application with an admin panel. We show you how to use them at handover.

Do I own the code?

Yes — the code, designs and server accounts are yours from day one. Nothing is locked to us; any developer can continue the project with our documentation.

Will my site rank on Google?

We build the technical foundation Google rewards: fast pages, clean structure, structured data and a sitemap, connected to Search Console. Rankings then depend on content and time — we'll give you a plan for both.

Can you take over an existing website or app?

Yes. We start with a short code and server review, fix anything risky, and continue from there — no rewrite unless it's genuinely cheaper.

Tell us what you need.

Send a two-minute brief and get a reply with first thoughts, a rough plan and a quote.