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A turnkey website: what it really means and what the price covers
What a turnkey website includes — domain, hosting, design, layout, CMS, analytics and SEO — and what is usually billed separately.
- websites
- pricing
- turnkey
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Automation, bots, platforms and AI — without marketing noise: what actually works in projects, and what doesn't.
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A landing page: what it is, when it works and when it does not
What a landing page is, how it differs from a website, which blocks make it work and when a one-pager brings leads — and when it cannot.
- landing pages
- ads
- sales
6 min read
Website layout in plain words: what it is and why everything depends on it
What layout is, how it differs from design and a CMS, why the same mockup behaves differently on a phone, and how to check the quality.
- layout
- development
- quality
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A simple HTML site, WordPress or a portal: what to choose and when
The three options clients most often ask about: a static site, a WordPress CMS and a custom system with personal accounts. A practical comparison — speed, price, maintenance and how far each one can grow.
- websites
- WordPress
- portals
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When a website needs to become a platform: signs you've outgrown a landing page
Personal accounts, roles, payments, reports: how to tell that a business needs a platform, and what that changes in development and price.
- platforms
- personal account
- product
5 min read
A Telegram bot instead of a call center: what really gets automated
Taking requests 24/7, answering common questions, pushing data to CRM and payments — what a bot does well, and where you can't do without a human.
- bots
- Telegram
- sales
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AI agents in the studio's work: what gets automated and what stays with people
How we use AI inside the studio: drafts, breaking down tasks, tests and documentation — and why a human still makes the decisions.
- automation
- AI
- processes
5 min read
A Telegram bot for business: what it can do, how long it takes and when it pays off
The three scenarios clients order most: requests, payments and support. What each one includes, how long development takes, and where you can't cut corners.
- bots
- Telegram
- sales
6 min read
What a website costs in 2026: an honest breakdown of the options
Freelancer, studio, website builder or a custom build: comparing price, timelines and hidden costs — and explaining where you save and where you overpay.
- pricing
- websites
- breakdown
5 min read
SEO setup: what's really included
Technical audit, keyword research, meta tags and markup, content recommendations and a report: what SEO setup for a website consists of and in what order to do it.
- SEO
- traffic
- breakdown
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Site with catalog and orders at 44 990 ₽: when the website sells on its own
A storefront, a cart and order notifications: what the tier includes, how it differs from the corporate one, and when it's time to move to selling online.
- tariffs
- store
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Corporate website at 29 990 ₽: when you need an admin panel and a blog
What the corporate tier includes, why you need the WordPress admin panel, and how to tell it's time to move from a landing page to a site you manage.
- tariffs
- WordPress
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The "Landing page" tier at 7 990 ₽: what's included and what isn't
Breaking down the most affordable tier: what you really get for 7 990 ₽, what it deliberately doesn't include, and when a corporate website is the smarter choice.
- tariffs
- websites