A website for your business
A multi-page website where every service has its own page. Clients find what they need in a couple of clicks, and Google shows you for different searches.
We work in Chișinău and across Moldova. We reply the same day.
How it differs from a landing page
On a landing page everything fits on one page. A business website has several: home, services, prices, team, contacts. You need it when you have more than one service and something to say about each.
Every page has its own address, title and description. So a person searching for a particular service lands on the page for that service, not on the home page.
It is also called a corporate or company website. The only difference is the number of pages.
Pages we usually build
- Home
- In short: what you do, who for and how to reach you. Links to everything else start here.
- Service pages
- A separate page for each service: what is included, what it costs, how it goes, answers to questions.
- Prices
- One price list for all services. You update it yourself in the admin panel, no developer needed.
- Team
- Photos, names and experience. People book more easily with someone they have already seen.
- Blog or advice
- Articles that answer your clients’ questions. Over time they bring people in from search.
- Contacts
- Address with a map, opening hours, phone and messenger buttons.
What can be added
On the same website we can build:
- online booking with a particular specialist at a free time
- a timetable taken from the same database as the CRM
- a third language, each with its own page addresses
- a CRM for enquiries, clients and payments
- a chatbot that sends enquiries to your messenger
We will tell you after a chat which of these the price covers.
How much a business website costs
From €300, about 6,000 MDL. For that you get a website with a home page, service pages, prices and contacts in Romanian and Russian, plus an admin panel for copy and photos. The price depends on:
- the number of service pages
- online booking, a timetable and other features
- a third language
- copy and photos: ready or to be prepared
- moving content from the old website
You can compare it with our other services on the website cost page.
How the website gets into Google
We do the search setup while building the site, and it is not charged separately. Every page has its own title and description, the site loads fast on a phone, and each language has its own addresses. We also help with your Google Maps listing.
A new website does not show up in search on day one. Google usually starts showing it a few weeks after launch, and positions grow gradually.
How the work goes
It takes 2–4 weeks from the first call to launch.
Intro call
We talk, figure out the task and give you a timeline and a price.
Structure
We decide which pages there will be and what they say.
Design
We show you the layout for phone and desktop and make your changes.
Build
We write the code, set up where enquiries go and prepare the site for Google.
Handover and payment
You check the site and we move it to your domain. You pay after handover.
You pay only after this step
Examples
The Balerina ballet school timetable on the site comes from the CRM. The Micii Eroi speech therapy centre takes online bookings on its site.
Other services
Websites by industry
Questions people ask
How much does a business website cost?
From €300, about 6,000 MDL. The exact price depends on the number of pages and features, and we give it after a chat.
How long does it take to build?
2–4 weeks. One or two weeks go on design and about the same on the build.
Can I change the copy and prices myself?
Yes. We add a simple admin panel for copy, prices and photos. You do not need a developer.
I already have a website. Can you rebuild it?
Yes. We move the copy and photos and redirect the old page addresses to the new ones, so you keep your place in search.
Which languages will the website be in?
Usually Romanian and Russian. We add English if you need it. Each language has its own page addresses, and Google shows people the version in their language.
Who owns the website after delivery?
You do. The domain, hosting and code are registered to you.