Taking a business online for the first time: you have a product or service to sell, but no website that can take orders yet.
Start with a version that can take orders, live in 2–3 weeks · Plans are free — read first, decide after.
The problem right now
- You do not know whether to build a website or an app first, and worry the first money will be spent in the wrong place
- You have asked several providers for quotes, each measured differently, so you cannot tell who costs more, or what the extra money buys
- You want a simple version running first, but worry it will be too bare and everything will have to be torn down and redone later
The fix
First, build only a website that can take orders: product pages, clear pricing information, online payment and a way to get in touch. Once orders are running, add systems and an app for the work that keeps coming up. The structure is built to expand from the start, so adding features later does not touch the foundations.
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Common questions
Should the first money go on a website or an app?
In most cases, a website first: it can take orders, take payment and go live quickly. An app comes later, once orders and repeat purchases are running and you truly need more frequent contact. Reversing the order easily puts the budget on something nobody uses.
If we start with a simple version, will it have to be torn down and redone later?
The structure is built in a way that can expand, with interfaces left open in advance. What gets added later is features and pages; the foundations stay put. That is something we write into the plan.
How it works
Explain the problem
Leave your contact details or call us and explain what you want solved. We reply within one business day with a plan and a fixed price.
Review and approve the design
You see the design first, then we build. We revise until you approve it, and the second payment is due on approval.
Build and test
Work moves forward by milestones, with a progress page you can check each week — no need to chase us for updates.
Launch and ongoing support
The final payment is due on launch and acceptance. After that, managed support stays alongside you, with data reconciled every month.
Other situations
Not one of these four? No problem — describe your case and the plan is built around it.
Local Services
Clinics, law firms, renovation, restaurants, beauty and other businesses that take orders from nearby customers.
E-commerce
Businesses with products to sell online, or selling on marketplaces and wanting a base of their own.
Teams & Companies
Companies where headcount is growing but the business still runs on spreadsheets, chat messages and spoken handovers.
Spend the first money for a startup where it can take orders
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