We create your Digital Future

A simple Telegram bot takes 3–5 days, a bot with a CRM and a booking calendar 3–4 weeks, a bot with payments and a catalogue 5–8 weeks, a landing page 1–3 weeks, a multi-page site with a catalogue 6–10 weeks, and a store with integrations 10–16 weeks. The deadline is fixed in the estimate before we start and does not move mid-project. Two things actually shift it: replies that take longer than 2–3 working days, and texts and photos that are not ready.

We finish the work at no extra charge if the delay is on us. That is what happened on Character Park: an architectural decision had to be reworked, and we did not bill the client for those one to two weeks. If the delay comes from your side, we recalculate the schedule in writing before it slips, not after.

No. An idea and a few sentences about your business are enough. We write the spec together at the first stage: we ask the questions, show references and describe the solution in a document detailed enough to take to another agency if you ever want to. An existing spec speeds up the start, but it is not required.

Two to three rounds of revisions per stage are included and already priced into the estimate. A revision is a change inside the approved scope: texts, colours, the order of blocks. A new page, a new integration or a new design concept after approval is a separate task with an hour estimate, agreed in writing before work starts.

Yes. We work under a written contract covering scope, price, deadlines and rights to the result, and companies get an invoice and closing paperwork. We sign an NDA before we discuss details: send your template or use ours.

Once a stage is paid, everything is yours: code, design files, texts and every access. Domain, hosting, repository and analytics are registered to your accounts from day one, not handed over at the end of the project. Telegram bots are created through BotFather inside your account, so the user base is yours too. You can replace us in a day.

Pavlo runs the project, but technically you do not depend on one person: the repository, hosting and all accesses are yours from day one, and the stack is mainstream — Next.js, React, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL. We hand over commented code with documentation that covers deployment, so any developer can pick it up. If we ever have to pause for more than a day, you hear it from us first.

Technical support is free for the first three months after a website launch, and the first month for Telegram bots. It covers fixing errors inside the agreed spec: broken forms, layout failures, integration errors. New features, new pages and design changes are separate work. After that you can move to a monthly plan from $80.

Yes. Every site comes with an admin panel or CMS where you change texts, photos and prices and add pages without a developer. After launch we walk you through it and leave a short written guide. You only need a developer when new logic appears, not new content.

During working hours we usually reply within 15 minutes, and 24 hours is the maximum. Next comes a 15–20 minute call or chat to understand the task. After it you get an itemised estimate, stage-by-stage timelines, and an honest "not a fit" if the project is not for us.