Business Website

A professional business website that organizes your offer and guides users towards contact.

For a service, local or professional business that needs several pages, clear navigation and a credible presentation.

Starting price

From 4,500 PLN

A “from” price is a starting point for a selected project with controlled scope. Full scope and price follow manual review.

You do not need a finished sitemap or technical specification.

When a Business Website is the right choice

This format works when one page is not enough to explain the company, services and key reasons to choose it.

  • The business has several services or offer areas

    Each area needs its own space while the whole website remains coherent and easy to understand.

  • The website needs to build trust before contact

    Users need to understand the company, way of working, services and key answers.

  • Clear navigation and several user paths are needed

    Different audiences may look for different services, information or contact routes.

  • Content needs to be easy to update

    A CMS can be added where regular editing is genuinely needed.

What you receive

Final scope depends on the SOW, but a typical outcome includes the following.

  • Structure shaped around the offer

    A sitemap, content priorities and paths that guide users to the right information or contact.

  • Individual responsive UX/UI

    Key pages and templates designed for the specific business, including mobile.

  • A working website with the agreed form

    Navigation, form, states and core functions implemented according to the approved design.

  • CMS where it provides real value

    Content editing is provided only for agreed areas rather than making the whole project more complex.

  • QA, launch or handoff

    Review of scope, responsive behavior, forms, browsers and agreed elements before final handoff.

What is not included automaticallyThese items can be added when needed, but require separate agreement.
  • Unlimited pages, templates, languages and content types
  • Full copywriting, translation, branding, photography and illustration
  • Bulk content entry or complex migration
  • CRM, ERP, booking, membership, custom calculators and complex integrations
  • Domain, hosting, paid tools, licences and subscriptions
  • Guarantees of sales, traffic or SEO rankings

What shapes the final Business Website scope

  • Number of URLs and unique page layouts

  • Number of services, audiences and contact paths

  • CMS scope and number of content types

  • Forms, states and additional features

  • Readiness of copy, branding and assets

  • Additional languages and localization

  • Migration from the current site, URLs and access

How a Business Website project proceeds

  1. Business goal and audience

    We define what the website needs to explain, to whom and towards which primary action.

  2. Sitemap and content priorities

    We organize pages, templates, information hierarchy and content responsibility.

  3. UX/UI and approval

    We design key views and responsive behavior, with feedback handled in two consolidated rounds.

  4. Implementation and CMS where needed

    We implement the approved design, form, CMS and other agreed elements.

  5. QA and handoff

    We test pages, mobile behavior, forms, browsers and agreed features, then launch or hand over the project.

Business Website questions

What is the difference between a page and a unique template?

A page is a specific URL. A template is a unique layout that can be used by several pages with similar structure. Five URLs do not necessarily mean five different page designs.

Is a CMS always needed?

No. A CMS makes sense when the team will regularly edit specific content. If the website changes rarely, a simpler solution may be faster, safer and easier to maintain.

Who prepares the copy?

Responsibility is agreed before work begins. Standard pricing does not automatically include full copywriting or translation, but content support can be added as separate scope.

Can a Business Website be multilingual?

Yes. Each additional language increases localization, metadata, layout review and QA scope. Standard multilingual delivery does not automatically make the project Custom.

Next step

Describe the business website your company needs

You do not need a finished sitemap or specification. Explain what the company offers, what needs to change and what action the user should take.

Describe a Business Website

Short project brief

Describe your project

  1. About the business and task
  2. Timing and budget
  3. Contact and reply

Group 1 of 3About the business and task

Answer a few short questions about the business, task, timing and budget. You do not need a finished specification or technical language.

This starts the conversation. It is not an automatic estimate, binding offer or slot reservation.

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