They have not bought anything yet and they are comparing you with three other options. Here is what they want to know — and what they currently have to ask you in person.
What does it cost?
There is no price in the feed and the pinned story is a year old. People message you asking, then wait. Half of them do not wait long.
What exactly do I get?
Ten photos of finished work do not explain what the service includes, how long it takes and what you need from the client.
How do we work together?
Where to write, when you reply, how payment works. If people have to ask for all of it, some of them simply go to whoever has it written down.
A website answers those three questions in ten seconds, and it does it around the clock while you are busy.
Half an hour: what you sell, who buys it, what people ask most often, what it costs. I take your logo and photos if you have them. If you do not, we manage without.
I build the structure, write the copy and show you the layout. Everything can still change at this point, so look closely.
Build, mobile version, domain, analytics, enquiries into Telegram. I hand over the logins and walk you through where everything lives.
One page for one product or service. The price and the deadline do not change along the way.
Priced separately once I understand the scope. The site works without any of these.
I built both from the first screen to launch: design, front end, back end, payments, analytics. They show more than a picture — they show how a product holds up in use.
The service marks written work and spoken English for the IELTS exam and gives a score against the official criteria.
Built end to end: the website, the user area, payments, speech recognition, a live conversation with an AI examiner and a separate section for schools.
An agency that helps Uzbek students get into Polish universities.
Built the whole site: a university directory, a budget calculator for the move, a three-question programme finder, Russian and Uzbek versions.
I do not draw five concepts and run them past a department. The structure of a selling page is known in advance — the work is filling it with what you actually do. The three days start when you send me the materials, not when you pay.
You see the layout before the build, and at that point everything can still change. One round of edits is included and usually enough. Decide not to continue after the layout and I return the deposit.
You do. The domain is registered in your name; hosting, analytics and the ad account are created on your email, and I join as an administrator. The source code is yours after the final payment. If you move to another contractor, you take everything with you.
Copy is my job: you describe the business in your own words and I turn it into a site. Photos are harder. If you have none, I will pick stock images, but I do not shoot. Real photos of your place always beat stock.
The site is handed over ready for advertising: pixel installed, goals configured, speed checked. I can set up the first campaign, but that is a separate agreement. I will not promise enquiries — they depend on your price, your demand and your budget, not on who clicks the buttons in the ad account.
I reply within one working day.
No four-page briefs. One conversation and it will be clear what you actually need and how long it takes.