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Web products

Landing pages, sites, stores and portals — structure to production.

The web is the bulk of the studio's work. The request usually arrives in one of two shapes: a new product from scratch — structure, design, front end, integrations, deployment — or the rescue of an existing site that has gone slow, breaks on every edit, and no longer describes the business behind it. The studio is one engineer, so the work that fits is the work where architecture and execution matter more than the headcount in the project chat.

What the work covers

  • Landing or promo site: structure, design, markup, forms with validation and spam protection
  • Corporate site: multi-level structure, two language versions, editable sections
  • Online store: catalogue, filters, cart, payments and an exchange with your back office — the provider and the system are your choice, and any with a documented API can be wired in
  • Customer account or portal: roles, authentication, integrations with internal services
  • Migration off a site builder or a dated CMS — page addresses preserved, redirects in place
  • SEO foundations: semantic markup, JSON-LD, sitemap, hreflang, Core Web Vitals

Who this fits

  • A fit: a product or service with a large ticket, where the site takes part in the sale rather than replacing a business card
  • A fit: the site already exists and already gets in the way — slow, fragile under edits, and the current contractor is afraid of it
  • A fit: you want one person accountable for the architecture instead of three contractors sharing a chat
  • Not a fit: a template copy of a competitor's site in a week — a site builder does that cheaper and faster, and I will say so
  • Not a fit: decisions made by committee with no product owner; approvals will eat the budget before the code does
  • Not a fit: lowest price is the deciding criterion

Stack

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Three.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Playwright

What moves the price

  • How many unique screens there are, and how many are drawn from scratch rather than assembled from blocks that already exist
  • Design: you supply the mockups, design is done from scratch, or the product needs a design system
  • The number of integrations (CRM, payments, accounting, mail, messengers) and whether their documentation is alive
  • Whether an existing system has to be reverse-engineered with no documentation and no line to the previous contractor
  • Content: copy and photography ready, or still to be gathered and rewritten
  • A second language is not a toggle — it is a second edition of the content, hreflang, and twice the proofreading
  • What happens after launch: a single handover, or support with an agreed response window

What you keep

  • Source code in your repository, with its commit history — not a zip archive
  • Run and deploy instructions: how to start it locally, how to ship it, where the environment variables live
  • Access issued to your own accounts: domain, hosting, repository, mail, payment provider
  • Exclusive rights to the result pass to you in full once the stage that produced it is paid — as an explicit clause of the contract, under art. 1296 of the Russian Civil Code
  • Analytics is Yandex Metrica, loaded only after the visitor consents; no foreign analytics is installed, since moving Russian citizens' personal data abroad is restricted by 152-ФЗ art. 18(5)
  • A Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals report for production, with the page URLs, so you can re-run it yourself

Packages

Rune

Web products

One page with one job: explain the offer and capture the enquiry.

from $4,000

Timeline
2–3 weeks
Payment by stage
50 / 50

Included

  • Up to five content blocks on a single page
  • Responsive from phone to desktop — built phone first
  • Enquiry form: validation, spam protection, 152-FZ consent to data processing
  • SEO foundations: metadata, Open Graph, JSON-LD, sitemap, robots
  • Domain, HTTPS, deployment, and access held in your own accounts

Not included

  • A multi-level structure and a second language — that is Bind
  • Customer accounts, authentication and payments
  • Copywriting and photography
  • Support after handover — that is Retainer
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Bind

Web products

A multi-page company site: structure, sections, two language editions.

from $11,000

Timeline
4–7 weeks
Payment by stage
50 / 50

Included

  • Up to fifteen pages with shared navigation and breadcrumbs
  • Russian and English editions: translated content, hreflang, a language switcher
  • Bespoke section design and a component library for the markup
  • Up to two external integrations: CRM, mail or analytics
  • The repository, and written instructions for edits and deployment

Not included

  • A catalogue with a cart and payments — that is Horizon
  • User roles and customer accounts
  • Copywriting and photography
  • Support after handover — that is Retainer
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Horizon

Web products

A store or a portal: catalogue, orders, payments, an exchange with your back office.

from $22,000

Timeline
7–12 weeks
Payment by stage
40 / 40 / 20

Included

  • Catalogue with filters, a cart and checkout
  • Customer account: sign-up, roles, order history
  • Payments and an exchange with your back office — any provider and any system with a documented API, chosen by you
  • Up to five external integrations
  • Automated tests for the critical flows, in Playwright

Not included

  • iOS and Android apps — that is Signal
  • The acquiring contract and the merchant account itself — those are yours to hold
  • Warehouse management and logistics as a system of their own
  • Filling the catalogue and moderating it
  • Round-the-clock on-call
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Forge

Web platforms

A platform with a domain model of its own — a product with a roadmap after launch.

from $45,000

Timeline
from 12 weeks
Payment by stage
40 / 40 / 20

Included

  • The domain model and the API designed before the first line of interface
  • Multiple roles and access control between them
  • An admin area built around the operational process that actually exists
  • CI/CD, separate environments, database migrations and monitoring
  • Architecture documentation and a handover to your team

Not included

  • Open-ended support — after launch the work continues under Retainer
  • Formal system certification and certified security appliances
  • Hiring and running your team
  • Day-to-day content operations and moderation
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Retainer

Ongoing

Ongoing support: a block of hours every month and an agreed response window.

from $2,000/mo

Timeline
minimum 3 months

Included

  • Twenty hours a month for fixes and development
  • Incident response within two working hours — weekdays, 10:00 to 19:00 Moscow time
  • Dependency updates and triage of new vulnerabilities
  • Backups watched, and restores tested
  • A monthly report: what was done and where the hours went

Not included

  • Rolling unused hours into the next month — the fee reserves capacity rather than buying a pack of hours; for one-off work there is Hour
  • Round-the-clock on-call
  • A new product from scratch — that is a project of its own
  • Hosting, licences and third-party services
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Hour

Ongoing

Hourly work: one task, a consultation, a review of someone else's code.

$120/hr

Timeline
minimum block 4 hours

Included

  • A four-hour minimum block
  • A time report describing what the hours went on
  • A review of existing code and infrastructure, with written findings
  • A consultation on architecture, on the stack, or on someone else's quote

Not included

  • A whole project — past a few days of work a package costs less
  • Scheduled on-call — that is Retainer
  • Availability on a given day without booking it in advance
  • Work that starts before the task is written down
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Indicative pricing. Nothing on this page constitutes a binding offer.

Prices are in US dollars. The Russian site carries a separate rouble price list: a list in its own right, not a conversion at today's rate.

Timelines are indicative: they count the studio's working time and depend on scope, on how fast approvals come back, and on your data being ready. The binding date is set in the contract once the brief is understood.

Tax regime: sole proprietor on НПД. No VAT; every payment is receipted.

Payment: bank transfer or card. Settlement details are issued with the invoice.

This is not a public offer