WHAT WE BUILD
Landing pages, backend-heavy platforms, bots, CRM systems. The price is fixed, the deadline is in the contract, and the code is yours.
The price doesn't move after you sign.
The deadline is a clause in the contract, not a promise in a chat thread.
The code is yours. All of it. No third-party licenses buried in it.
We show working projects, not renders.
Our job is to remove the uncertainty before development starts. That's why we price the work up front, and where a project needs research first, we begin with Discovery. It ends with a technical spec, a system architecture, and a fixed price for the project.
The figure only moves if the scope moves, and when it does we sign an amendment with a new number before anyone touches the work.
Dollar and rouble figures are a guide, converted at a fixed rate. The contract is written in so'm.
One product, one campaign, live tomorrow. A lean single page built to bring in leads.
2,500,000
UZS1 working day
One product, one service, one campaign. The job is to bring in leads.
7,000,000
UZS10 working days
A company running several lines of business, needing service pages, news, careers and credibility.
12,600,000
UZS20 working days
Repetitive work handed to software: assistants, lead handling, document processing, reporting - wired into the systems you already run.
On request
Set at discovery
A web app, a mobile app, a CRM or ERP, your own database, rules nobody else has.
On request
Set at discovery
The prices above cover the scope described. Custom integrations, photo and video production, heavy-load requirements and a brand identity from scratch sit outside it - quoted separately, before work starts, never mid-project.
Here's how the work runs, from the first call to support. The ranges are for a standard project - a landing page lands at the fast end, a platform build at the slow one. Either way, the exact dates go into the contract once the scope is signed off.
We take the problem apart: who buys, what stops them, which systems already run inside the company. You come out with a page structure, an integration list and a technical spec - and that spec is where the contract number comes from. Free on standard projects; on custom platforms, a paid 5-working-day stage at 5,000,000 UZS, credited against the project.
We write code - no Elementor, no reskinned template. Front end, GSAP/ScrollTrigger motion, backend, integrations for payments, 1C, CRM, APIs and Telegram bots. Working builds go up on a test domain as they're finished, so you watch progress instead of reading status reports.
Domain, hosting, SSL, analytics tags, sitemap, technical SEO. We check speed, mobile, forms and transactional email before anything goes live. Then you get the repository, credentials and documentation: how to change text, add a product, ship an update. The code is yours - take it to any developer, any time.
Every package includes a window of free edits after launch - a week to a month, by tier. After that, an optional monthly contract covers updates, content, new features, monitoring and backups. We also take on projects somebody else started: an audit, a redesign, or a migration off a platform you don't own.
Six practice areas, each quoted as a fixed price against a deadline in the contract. Where the work is non-standard, paid discovery gets us to the same place: a real number, a real date.
Landing pages, brochure sites, company sites, catalogues - one page, or a few hundred.
Repetitive work handed to software - assistants, lead handling, document processing - built on top of the systems you already run.
When off-the-shelf software won't bend to the way you work, we design the database around your process and build on top of it. CRM, ERP, portals, platforms, online stores, internal tools.
iOS and Android in Flutter - one codebase, two stores.
Interface design, and the brand that wraps around it. You get the Figma file with live layers and components - not a flattened JPG.
SEO, ads, analytics, maintenance, audits. We'll take over someone else's build too - including the ones left behind by an agency that stopped answering.
Not a logo wall - the stack we build on.
Projects our clients have cleared for showing. Each one is a live site - open it and see for yourself.
INDUSTRONIC — full-cycle equipment supply for oil & gas, energy, and mining, from procurement to commissioning.
Because that number isn't a price, it's a floor. "From" gets resolved after you've signed and you're too far in to walk away - then the add-ons start: a page that wasn't in the package, a field that wasn't in the form. We do the math once, up front: scope, screens, integrations, deadline, itemized in the contract. Compare final invoices, not opening numbers. The gap usually runs the other way.
You do. All of it - no license fee for "our platform," no monthly charge just to keep the site online. You get the repository, the credentials, and the build and deploy docs; take it to another team any time. A simple test for any contractor: ask to see the repository. If the site was built in Elementor or bought as a marketplace theme, there's nothing to hand over - no code, only settings.
The deadline is a clause in the contract, not a line in a chat thread. If we're late and it's on us, there's a penalty - the amount is in the same document. If the date moves because of you - content not approved, domain credentials never sent - we log it in writing the same day and move the deadline officially, not after the fact. One date on the table, one reason it moved.
Yes, and some of it is already built in. Every plan ships with a free support window after launch: a week on Express, two weeks on Landing, a month on Corporate. Inside it, fixes and small edits are on us. After it, support is an optional monthly contract - updates, uptime monitoring, backups, new features by the hour - never mandatory. The code, repository and docs are yours, so your own developer can keep the site running.
Yes, after an audit. We go through the repository, stack, versions, dependencies, security holes. Sometimes the verdict is unpleasant: platform end-of-life, PHP 5, the theme's demo content still live - a rewrite costs less than a rescue, and we'll say so plainly. Sometimes it's the opposite: everything's fine, you don't need a new contractor, you need two days of work. Both are normal outcomes.
In two halves. 50% before we start, 50% on handover - once the working site, source code, repository and hosting access are all in your hands. The second payment is tied to delivery, not a date on the calendar: until the whole project is yours, there's nothing to pay. The figure is the one in the contract - the scope was fixed before the first transfer.
The first reply won't be "let's hop on a call" - it'll be the questions that matter: what the product is, which integrations, where the content comes from, when you need it live. We answer within one business day: a fixed price and deadline if the job is standard, discovery if it's complex.
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