€199 sounds too cheap. What's the catch?
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There's no office, no sales team and no project manager to pay for. That's most of what you'd normally be charged. And you don't pay anything until you've seen the finished site — if it isn't good, you walk away.
Is 7 days enough to build something real?
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It's enough because nothing waits for approval from five people, and because you don't have to write a technical brief — I collect and organise the information myself. Open the sites above and judge for yourself.
What if I don't like it?
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Changes are part of the job. If you don't want the site at all, you don't pay and it stays with me.
Do I really not pay anything upfront?
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No. Payment is the last of the seven steps — after the preview and after your changes.
What exactly do I get for €20 a month?
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Hosting, the whole technical side, and up to 3 content edits per month — text, prices, contacts, moving a section. Bigger changes and new features are quoted separately.
Why does owning the code cost double?
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It's a different product. You get the source code, documentation, deployment instructions, every access, a handover call with your developer and 30 days of bug fixes — and no monthly cost after that.
I don't want to be tied to a subscription.
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Then take option B: pay once, own the code, and your own developer takes it from there.
I don't know what to write in the brief.
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You don't need to know. Answer in plain language, or point me at your Facebook page or Telegram group and I'll take it from there — that's exactly how one of the sites above was built.
What do I need to prepare — photos, a logo, text?
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Nothing in advance. The text comes from your answers to the brief — I write it. Photos and a logo: send what you have. If there is nothing yet, say so in the brief and I'll tell you what the site needs.
Can the site be in two languages?
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Yes — Latvian and Russian, Polish and English, whichever your customers use. A second language is a second set of text and its own address for every page, built in from the start rather than added later. Say in the brief which languages you need.
Isn't my Instagram page enough?
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Nobody searches Instagram on Google. People looking for what you do are typing it into Google right now, and a site is what puts you in front of them. It's also something you can advertise.
