How much does it cost to develop a company website?

The price depends on the number of pages, the scope of the design, the features, and the integrations. After an initial discussion, we can suggest a suitable approach and provide a preliminary price range.

How long does it take to build a new website?

A typical corporate website takes about 4–8 weeks to complete, depending on the scope of the project and the readiness of the content. We’ll agree on a specific timeline during the requirements gathering phase.

Can we edit the websiteu0026#x27;s content ourselves?

Yes. The companyu0026#x27;s team can manage standard text, images, and page sections on their own. If necessary, weu0026#x27;ll also provide a brief training session during the handover.

Do you also help with the text and the page structure?

Yes. Weu0026#x27;ll help you determine the siteu0026#x27;s structure, content order, and key messages. We can refine the text together or adapt it based on your existing content.

Can the existing website be migrated?

Yes. Weu0026#x27;ll review the existing content, structure, and technical condition, and decide whatu0026#x27;s worth keeping, what needs to be reworked, and what redirects are necessary for SEO.

Do you offer maintenance and further development after completion?

Yes. We can continue to provide updates, backups, monitoring, and the addition of new features or pages according to your needs.

Building a Website with WordPress

WordPress, Built for Your Business

A website doesnu0026#x27;t have to be limited by the constraints of a pre-made theme. We start with your companyu0026#x27;s goals, content, and what visitors need to do on the site. Based on that, we’ll establish the site’s structure, design, and necessary features.

Clear Structure

Visitors can quickly find the information they need and easily understand what their next step should be.

Fast and reliable

The page is designed to work smoothly on different devices and not slow down with each new feature added.

Easy to manage

Content, images, and standard page elements can be edited without needing a developer for every minor change.

When is it a good idea to redesign a website?

If the current website doesnu0026#x27;t help visitors or provide the company with a convenient tool, a new site is often a more cost-effective and straightforward solution than continuing to patch up the old one.

Visitors donu0026#x27;t immediately understand what the company offers.

The pageu0026#x27;s structure and messages guide the user to the necessary information and the next step.

Changes to the content depend on the developer in each case.

The companyu0026#x27;s team can edit and update standard content on their own.

The internet is slow or doesnu0026#x27;t work well on my phone.

The design and technical structure are developed from the outset with different screen sizes in mind.

The current design no longer reflects the companyu0026#x27;s standing.

The new visual identity is based on the companyu0026#x27;s brand identity and the impression you want to make.

Adding new features is complicated.

The website will be designed so that it can be expanded later to meet the companyu0026#x27;s needs.

What does the project include?

A clear structure from planning to publication.

Page Structure and Table of Contents

Weu0026#x27;ll determine the necessary pages, the order of the content, and how visitors will access important information.

UX/UI Design

Weu0026#x27;ll create a design that matches your companyu0026#x27;s visual identity and works well on both computers and phones.

WordPress Development

Weu0026#x27;ll develop the design into a fully functional website and create the necessary content management features.

Required Features

Weu0026#x27;ll add forms, search functions, filters, user accounts, or other solutions needed for the project.

Integrations and Technical SEO

Weu0026#x27;ll integrate the necessary services and set up indexing, metadata, and the technical structure of the page.

Launch and Handover

Weu0026#x27;ll test your website, help you launch it, and show you how to manage your content on a daily basis.

Example of work completed

Hereu0026#x27;s one example of how a companyu0026#x27;s web services, tasks, and inquiries can be consolidated into a single, clear system.

Korstnagrupp – a corporate website that brings together services into a clear, cohesive whole

Korstnagrupp offers chimney services throughout Estonia. The goal of the new website was to create a professional, trustworthy site that explains the services, showcases completed projects, and generates inquiries—without requiring a developer for every content update.

Situation We needed a reliable website that would make our services easy to understand and help attract new inquiries.
Solution A customized WordPress theme with ACF blocks: clear structure, corporate design, and manageable content.
Result The client manages services, projects, and articles on their own; visitors can find the information they need more quickly.

Customer Feedback

I am very satisfied with the web developer’s work. Communication was prompt, direct, and professional, and all questions and requests were addressed promptly. Although his hourly rate isn’t the lowest, the quality and efficiency of his work are well worth it—he gets a remarkable amount done in a single hour, and the entire process went smoothly. I particularly appreciate his reliability, expertise, and willingness to help even with minor questions or changes. The website was completed to a high standard, and the collaboration was pleasant from start to finish.

Whatu0026#x27;s Included in a Typical Web Project — and What Isnu0026#x27;t

To ensure that the scope of the project is clear before work begins, we have distinguished between tasks that are typically part of a web project and those that require a separate agreement.