Questions

Yes. Sites that change often get a simple admin panel for products, news, team members or anything else you update. No technical skills needed.

Not always. We can audit and speed up what you have. When a rebuild makes sense, we move your content over and redirect old links so you keep your search rankings.

Wherever suits you. Your site is built as ready-made pages, so it runs on almost any hosting and stays cheap to keep online. We can set the hosting up for you.

Yes. Most of our sites run in Georgian and English, and one runs in three languages. Each language gets its own URLs so search engines index all of them.

A business website starts from ₾ X,XXX, an online shop or catalog from ₾ X,XXX, and a speed and security check-up from ₾ XXX. The final price depends on pages, languages and features. You get the exact price in writing before any work starts.

A typical business website takes 4–6 weeks from the project form to launch, an online shop 6–8 weeks, and a check-up of an existing site 1–2 weeks. If you have a fixed launch date, put it in the project form and we'll plan around it.

Yes. We've built a wine shop with filters and prices in GEL, an order form that adds up the total as you choose, and a machinery catalog with search. For a dental clinic, a “Book a visit” button on every page leads to a request form and a tap-to-call number. Cafés, restaurants, hotels and guesthouses get menus, room pages and order or booking requests that fit how you work.

Yes. For a winery that exports to around 20 countries we built an export page with a country list and map, and an awards page for trade buyers. Our sites run in two or three languages, each with its own addresses so search engines show the right one. If you're outside Georgia, we work by video call and email in English.

Yes. A startup launch site typically takes 2–3 weeks: a focused first version that's ready for your launch, then new pages and features as you grow.