Design and branding
from $450- Logo and visual identity
- Brand book and collateral
- UX research of scenarios
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Yerevan · development, design, marketing
All three practices from one place. We count cost per lead, not reach, and answer for the whole result.
All three levels — from $1,550
Every project here ran under NDA, so no names and no screens: the problem, the solution and an outcome you can check.
Three languages, three markets instead of social media
Tandoors sold offline and through social media. An order from another country meant a chat thread, an invoice typed by hand and a separate conversation about shipping.
A buyer abroad places and pays for an order alone — no chat thread, no invoice typed by hand.
Built a store in three languages for Russia, Europe and Armenia: a catalogue of about fifty models, online payment and international shipping.
Assigning a driver — seconds instead of minutes
A large recovery service in Moscow and the region ran on spreadsheets: finding a free driver took minutes, and accounting reconciled shifts separately.
Assignment takes seconds instead of minutes. Jobs, shifts and money are counted in one place rather than in spreadsheets.
Built a web application holding intake, driver assignment, shifts and settlements in one place. Around two hundred jobs a day pass through it, with ten drivers in the system.
Price calculated from dimensions in the cart
The company had no site at all: no catalogue, no cart, no pricing — a buyer had nowhere to find out what their order would cost.
An order is assembled and priced without a phone call. Sales no longer stop when the sales desk closes.
Built a store with a cart and dimension-based pricing: the buyer enters the measurements and the total recalculates itself.
Three practices. Take one, or have the whole product built.
We make the product look assembled rather than like a pile of screens. We start from the task and the audience, not from pictures.
Who it suits
Who it does not suit
We build the product from prototype to launch. Modern stack, sources and documentation handed over — you are not tied to us after delivery.
Who it suits
Who it does not suit
We bring people in and count the money. Every channel is judged by cost per lead, not by reach.
Who it suits
Who it does not suit
Assemble your own scope — the calculator shows the timeline and a price range. No request, no waiting for a reply.
Nine sets across three practices. The “from” price is the floor for a typical project.
from$750
2 weeks
A single page built around one offer
What is not included
from$1,700
4–5 weeks
Five to ten pages with a service catalogue
What is not included
from$4,500
8–12 weeks
A product with logic, roles and data
What is not included
from$450
1–2 weeks
Logo, colours, typography
What is not included
from$1,300
3–4 weeks
A complete identity system
What is not included
from$1,800
4–6 weeks
UX and UI for a digital product
What is not included
from$350per month
2–4 weeks
First ads and analytics
What is not included
from$650per month
4–8 weeks
Ads, SEO and content
What is not included
from$1,200per month
8–12 weeks
Your external marketing department
What is not included
Six stages from the first conversation to support. Bar width is the share of the timeline; the lower track marks where we need you.
On usWe need you
We find out the task and the constraints. If the project is not a fit, we say so immediately — that is more honest than stalling.
We fix the scope, the timeline and the price. We separately spell out what is not included.
We assemble prototypes and layouts. We show them at every stage, not at the end.
We write code with tests. Every week we show a working version, not a progress report.
We deploy, hand over sources and access, and train your team.
We stay in touch. Fixes and extensions go at an agreed rate, with no surprises.
These are not advantages but obligations: the same lines are written in the estimate and in the contract, word for word.
LVL · Yerevan
A landing page takes two weeks, a corporate site a month or so, a web application two months and up. We name the exact timeline after we talk about the task: it depends on whether the copy and materials are ready.
Usually in three parts: an advance before the start, a payment mid-way and the rest on delivery. Long projects are split into monthly stages.
Yes, under a contract with fixed scope and deadlines. We pick a payment method for your country and agree it before signing — if no convenient option exists, we say so upfront rather than after the start.
As many as it takes. We do not count rounds: revisions inside the agreed scope are free and unlimited. Changing the scope itself is a new estimate, and we discuss it in advance.
For a month we answer questions and fix rough edges for free. After that it is either one-off tasks at an agreed rate or monthly support.
You do. After full payment we hand over the repository, the layouts and all access. No lock-in — any team can continue the work.
Yours. We set them up and show you how to manage them, but you are the owner. A contractor holding your domain gains leverage over you, and we refuse to work that way.
You do by default: you know your product better. If needed, we take copywriting on — it is a separate module in the estimate.
You should not take our word for it. That is why we arranged the work so trust is not required: price and scope are open before the call, payment goes in stages, the repository is yours from day one, and you can start with a small task. If something goes wrong, you lose one stage, not the project.
Yes, and it is a sensible way to test us. One page, a fix to an existing site, an analytics setup — we take it on if the task is clear. Then you decide whether to continue.
You keep everything done and paid for: the repository with its history, the layouts and all access — they are yours from the start, not after delivery. We do not keep the code to ourselves and do not pay ourselves ahead for stages not begun, so any team can pick the work up.
Yes. We run projects in Russian, English and Armenian, work remotely and under contract.
We reply within one business day. If we see the task is not for us, we say so right away.
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