Services
The right scope depends on whether you need to present an offer clearly, sell online, focus attention on a single service, or structure a more complex process.
Choose the format closest to the task. Full scope and responsibilities remain individual.
Business Website
For service, local and professional businesses with several offer areas.
From 4,500 PLN
Business Website — detailsDescribe a Business WebsiteA “from” price is not an unlimited ready-made package. Exact scope and price follow manual review.
E-commerce Website
For a business that wants to start or organize online sales.
From 8,000 PLN
E-commerce Website — detailsDescribe an E-commerce WebsiteA “from” price is not an unlimited ready-made package. Exact scope and price follow manual review.
Landing Page
For a project with one main action and a limited number of user paths.
From 2,000 PLN
Landing Page — detailsDescribe a Landing PageA “from” price is not an unlimited ready-made package. Exact scope and price follow manual review.
Not every project can be assessed safely from its name alone. For these two routes, we first review dependencies and uncertainty.
Custom Project
Individual assessment
Redesign
Individual assessment
When uncertainty is material, the first step may be an audit or paid discovery with a concrete outcome.
Exact deliverables depend on the SOW, but the working standard remains consistent.
We understand the business goal, audience and main scenarios before starting from a ready-made layout.
Pages, templates, features, content, integrations, assumptions and exclusions are recorded before implementation.
Structure and interface are tailored to the business rather than sold as a ready-made template.
Each round is one agreed feedback set from the designated decision owner.
A new page, feature, integration or direction after approval is handled through a Change Request.
We test the agreed pages, forms, navigation, responsive behavior, browsers, CMS and integrations.
Domain, hosting and key services remain under client control where practical; access and recurring costs are documented.
For 30 calendar days after actual launch or written handoff, we correct reproducible issues that do not match the approved SOW or design.
The service name is a starting point. Final assessment follows the expected outcome, dependencies and risk.
Number of pages, sections and unique templates
Features, forms, CMS and relevant states
Readiness of copy, imagery, branding and product data
Number of languages and localization method
Integrations, external systems and required accounts
Migration of content, products, data and URLs
Timing, material readiness and decision speed
Uncertainty, technical risk and legal dependencies
Costs of external tools, licences, fees and subscriptions
The short brief does not calculate a price automatically. After manual review, Vollory may provide a preliminary assessment, ask 1–3 questions or suggest discovery.
Projects with the same service name vary in pages, templates, features, languages, integrations and content readiness. A “from” price shows the lower starting point for a selected project with controlled scope. Exact pricing follows manual review and scope definition.
Timing depends on scope, content readiness, decision speed, access, integrations and risk. We set a realistic schedule after reviewing the inquiry and clarifying the project. Choosing a service does not confirm a launch date.
We can begin by identifying gaps and responsibilities. Copywriting, translation, photography, branding and data cleanup are not included automatically, but can be added as separate scope. Gaps may affect price and timing.
Payment is divided into stages described in the individual proposal and SOW. Exact percentages, amounts and gates depend on the project. Work begins after the first payment, and launch or handoff follows the relevant final payment condition.
The standard process includes two consolidated design revision rounds. Each round is one agreed feedback set from the designated decision owner. New scope after approval is assessed separately through a Change Request.
Yes. Additional languages increase scope because they require content localization, layout review, metadata and QA. A standard additional language version does not automatically make the project Custom; complex localization logic may require individual assessment.
Scope depends on the project, but includes readiness confirmation, agreed accounts and access, instructions, materials or exports defined in the SOW, recurring-cost information and an issue-reporting route. Key-service accounts remain under client control where practical.
For 30 calendar days from actual launch or written handoff, we correct confirmed reproducible issues that do not match the approved SOW or design. New features, content or design changes, third-party outages and unauthorized changes are separate scope.
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