What would your project cost?What would your project cost?

The calculator gives you an estimate. After a short call I send a fixed price in writing before any work starts. It only changes if the scope changes, and I always tell you first.

Every website includes a blog and CMS, contact forms and animations. Multilanguage and a small online store are extras you can add in the calculator. Booking, user accounts and other integrations are quoted after a call.

For most marketing sites, portfolios and landing pages, Framer is the better choice: it is faster, cheaper and easy to edit yourself. Choose custom code if you need user accounts, a database, complex integrations or full control over hosting and performance.

Websites are built with Astro and TypeScript, hosted on Cloudflare, with Sanity as the CMS when you need one. Web and mobile apps are built with React and React Native (Expo), with Supabase for the backend where it makes sense.

A 50% deposit starts the project and the other 50% is due before launch. Larger projects are split into milestones.

It depends on the size. With Framer, a home page takes about 7 to 10 days and every extra page adds 3 to 4 days, so a 5-page website takes 3 to 4 weeks and a 20-page one about 9 to 12 weeks. A migration usually takes 2 to 3 weeks and an app 2 to 3 months. I give you key dates for each stage before we start, and they depend on receiving your content on time.

They set the pace. Standard is my normal timeline for a project of your size, at no extra cost. ASAP is about 40% faster and adds 30% to the price, because other work gets pushed aside. Flexible gives me about 50% more time, for a 5% discount. The calculator shows the real time range next to each option.

Not included: your Framer plan, hosting for custom code, copywriting, photography or stock images, and paid plugins. Running costs for a typical site are small: a Framer plan starts at about $10 a month when billed annually (check Framer’s current prices). I help you choose the right options.

Your content (texts and images), your logo and brand colours, links to sites you like, and feedback on time. If you do not have texts yet, tell me and we will plan for it.

Two rounds of revisions per stage are included. Extra rounds are quoted separately.

You do. The site, the code and the design files are yours, with no lock-in. Framer sites are edited visually, and I show you how at handover.

Basic support is free for 30 days: I fix any bugs I missed. After that you can add a plan: Plus ($100 a month) covers updates, backups, uptime checks and small fixes, and Pro ($400 a month) adds 8 hours of edits every month.

Every old URL gets a 301 redirect to its new page, your SEO titles and descriptions are kept, and the sitemap is updated and submitted to Search Console. I build the redirect map for you.

A little. Wix has no full export, so its pages are rebuilt by hand, and hand-coded sites differ a lot from one to another, so both cost more. WordPress and Webflow are the baseline, and Squarespace sites are usually the smallest.

You pay for the work completed up to that point and keep everything delivered so far.

Yes, I work with clients worldwide and communicate in English, Russian and Romanian.

I use AI-assisted tools like Claude Code to move faster, and I review every line. You pay a fixed price for the result, not for hours.