Pick an option — we’ll show what’s included, roughly how long it takes and a similar project we’ve already built.
Online store
from 3 weeksCatalog, product pages, checkout and delivery, customer accounts and an admin where you manage products and prices yourself.
- Next.js storefront
- API and database
- Admin panel
- Checkout and delivery
- Promo codes and reviews
- Multiple languages and currencies
Usually these are split between different contractors. We do all five, so nothing gets lost in between.
Design
We design the key screens for your project, no templates, and agree on them before development — so nothing has to be redone.
Frontend
What your customer sees: fast Next.js pages that index well, careful animation and a proper mobile version.
Backend
Everything behind the Buy button: orders, payments, delivery, staff roles and the admin. We design the database and document the API.
Server
We package the project in Docker, deploy it, and connect the domain, HTTPS and email. Updates go live after a push to the repository.
Support and panel
After launch we stay on: fixes, new features, server upkeep. You get access to our panel — site status, backups, domains and email in one window.
Landing page
One or a few pages about your business with a request form. Requests arrive in your Telegram.
- Design
- Mobile version
- Request form
- Domain and launch
Online store
Most commonCatalog, checkout, customer accounts and an admin where you manage products, prices and promo codes yourself.
- Storefront and API
- Admin panel
- Promo codes and reviews
- Russian and English
Service or admin tool
Internal systems, dashboards and third-party API integrations. We give a timeline and price after a call.
- Architecture
- Roles and permissions
- Integrations
- Support
Timelines are approximate — we give an exact estimate after a call.
Yes. For Xernel, for example, we built only the frontend for their existing API, plus docs — their developer wired it up in a couple of hours.
Describe the task in a couple of sentences. We'll come back with questions, a timeline and a rough price.
