A ready-made template
1 to 2 weeks. When you need to establish an online presence quickly and cheaply.
Nine standard formats. The difference between them is not the number of pages but what happens after the visitor clicks the button.
A few pages about the company and its services. The goal is to be found and called. The fastest and cheapest launch.
Products with specifications and filters but no cart or payment. Suitable when the deal goes through a sales manager anyway.
A structure for departments, services and branches, plus news, vacancies and documents for counterparties.
Cart, payment, delivery, order statuses and exchange with your accounting system. A real sales channel, not a showcase.
A single page for a specific ad campaign with one target action and clear analytics.
A platform with multiple sellers: supplier accounts, product moderation, settlements and commissions.
A customer area with order history, documents, balance and requests. It takes load off your sales staff.
Wholesale ordering under contract: individual prices and discounts, credit limits, deferred payment and repeat orders.
Information disclosure requirements, a version for the visually impaired and data hosting under 152-FZ.
The platform is chosen for the task and the support budget, not out of the contractor habit.
1 to 2 weeks. When you need to establish an online presence quickly and cheaply.
4 to 12 weeks. When you need 1C exchange, a catalogue and sales, and specialists are widely available.
2 to 6 weeks. For content sites and landing pages without complex business logic.
From 8 weeks. For high loads and several storefronts on the same data.
3 to 6 weeks. For a standard niche: healthcare, construction, car services.
A site on 1C-Bitrix costs more up front than a template but less to maintain. There are plenty of specialists for the platform, so you are not tied to one contractor, and 1C exchange and the online POS work out of the box rather than through custom workarounds.
The work needed before and after launch. Without it, a site lasts exactly until the first platform update.
We work in stages with acceptance at each one. That way you see results along the way, not only at the end.
We work out who the visitor is and what action they should take, then build the section structure and the requirements.
First a prototype without colour: arguing about logic is cheaper at that stage. Then layouts for the key pages.
Markup, programming, integration setup and content migration. We show interim versions on a staging site.
Testing, deployment to the production server and training for editors. After that come the warranty and support.
The range is wide: a template site and a B2B platform differ in cost by tens of times. The determining factors are the number of scenarios, the depth of integrations and the amount of bespoke design. After the brief we provide a quote in two business days.
Both are possible. The catalogue is usually imported automatically from 1C, while texts and photos are more often prepared by the client, who knows the product better. If you do not have the resource, we take on content population as a separate stage.
Yes, always. Mobile layouts are designed alongside desktop ones rather than squeezed in at the end. In most niches phones bring more than half the traffic, so we test on real devices.
A one-year warranty on our part of the work: we fix defects free of charge. After that, support is optional: platform and module updates, availability monitoring, backups and changes as you need them.
Yes, but we start with a technical audit: we review the code, the platform updates and whether backups exist. Sometimes reworking costs more than a new site, and we say so before starting, not halfway through.
Describe the task: what the business is, whether you have a live site and what it should do. We will send a quote and timeline in two business days.
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