Corporate website
The face of a company that works
A site for a business with several service lines, a team and a reputation. Shows scale and answers doubts before the first call.
- 25 pages
- 21 days
- 45,000 UAH
- two languages
Scope
What the project includes
Structure by service line
- Services
- Solutions
- Industries
Team and cases
- Profiles
- Projects
Blog and publications
- Categories
- Search
Two language versions
- UA
- EN
CRM integration
- Leads
- Analytics
Process
Who it suits
Several service lines
When you have more than three services and each needs its own page.
Tenders and partners
The site as proof of substance: team, history, documents.
Hiring
A careers section works for recruitment as hard as it does for sales.
Going abroad
A second language version with its own structure, not machine translation.
Advantages
Why clients choose us
Years of practice
We launched our first site in 2010. Four generations of technology have come and gone since; we are still here.
Projects delivered
From a photographer portfolio to a store with 50,000 products. We have met most industries already.
Of clients come back
They return with a second project or stay on a retainer. That is the number we judge ourselves by.
Hidden extras
The quote is fixed in the contract. If we missed something, that is our problem, not yours.
Technology
What we build with
FAQ
Questions we hear often
Scale and structure. A card site answers who you are, a corporate one also answers why you.
If you plan to rank in search, yes.
Usually a week, running alongside development.
Request
Price the project
Describe the task and we will send a quote with dates within two business days.
In detail
Corporate website development
A corporate website solves a different problem than a business card site. The card site answers who you are; the corporate site also answers why you and how you work. It is a tool for companies with several service lines, a team and a reputation that needs backing up.
A site like this takes on part of the salesperson’s job. While someone reads the services section, looks through team profiles and delivered projects, they resolve most of their own objections. What reaches the first call is an enquiry that is already informed.
What the project includes
- A structure built around service lines, each with its own page
- A team section with profiles and areas of responsibility
- Case studies and documents that evidence experience
- A blog for capturing informational search queries
- A second language version with its own structure, not machine translation
- Lead integration with your CRM and analytics
Why a blog matters
Commercial queries in any niche are finite, and competition for them is fiercest. Informational queries are broader: someone looks for an answer, lands on your article and remembers the company. A share of that audience comes back ready to buy.
That is why a blog is part of the corporate plan by default: without one, search growth hits a ceiling within months.
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