Web Design & Development

A Budapest web development company building custom sites, WordPress and Shopify stores, and web applications. Fast, findable, and yours to own.

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4.9 on Clutch, 6 reviews4 international awards since 2022Building from Budapest since 2021

What you are actually buying

A website is the one asset that talks to every prospect you will ever have, and most of them decide inside a few seconds whether you look like a serious company. That judgment is made on speed, clarity and whether the thing works on the phone in their hand.

We have built around 350 designs since 2021 for clients in more than a dozen countries: brochure sites, WooCommerce and Shopify stores, booking platforms, and web applications that do real work. Five of those client sites are still running unchanged years later, which is the part of the job that does not photograph well.

How the work runs

Scope before design. A conversation about what the site has to do and who it is for, then a written scope with a fixed price and a timeline. If we cannot describe what you are getting in plain sentences, the scope is not ready.

Design in the browser. You review real pages at real widths, on a phone if you like. Two rounds of revision are included and are usually enough, because you are reacting to the actual thing rather than to a flat image of it.

Build, then handover. Content loaded, redirects mapped, forms tested end to end, analytics connected. We run through it with your team, hand over the documentation, and stay available.

What we tell clients before they commit

Most of our projects come in under ten thousand euros, and our published rate on Clutch is $25 to $49 per hour with a thousand-dollar minimum. Those numbers are what they are because the engineering team is in Patna while the people you talk to are in Budapest. We would rather tell you that at the start than let you work it out from an invoice.

A brochure site and a web application are not the same number and never will be. What we can promise is that the figure in the proposal is the figure on the invoice, and that a change of scope gets quoted before anyone starts building it.

Where we are the wrong choice

If you need a site next week, we are probably not it. If you want the cheapest possible option, a template configured by a freelancer will beat us on price and we will tell you so. And if what you actually need is a marketing strategy rather than a website, we would rather have that conversation first than sell you pages that will not fix the problem.

How it works

A build, not a template with your logo on it: We design in the browser rather than handing over a picture of a website, so what you approve is what ships. The layout is drawn around your actual content, which means the pages you care about get room and the ones nobody visits do not get a section each. If a template genuinely fits your budget and your needs, we will say so and set one up properly instead of charging you for custom work you do not need.
WordPress, Shopify, or built from scratch: Three answers to three different problems, and the honest one depends on who edits the site and how often. WordPress when your team publishes regularly and needs a familiar editor. Shopify when you are selling products and want the payments, tax and shipping problems already solved. Next.js when the site is closer to an application than a brochure. We build all three and have no incentive to push you towards the expensive one.
Speed treated as part of the build: Page weight is decided while the design is being made, not audited afterwards. Images are sized and converted, fonts are subset, scripts are loaded when they are needed rather than all at once. This matters commercially as well as technically: Core Web Vitals are a ranking input, and a slow site loses buyers before it loses rankings.
Findable from the first day it is live: Clean heading structure, real meta titles and descriptions, structured data, an XML sitemap, and URLs that will not need changing later. If we are replacing an existing site, every old URL that has traffic gets a redirect, mapped before launch rather than discovered in Search Console afterwards. That single step is where most replatforms quietly lose their rankings.
You can edit it, and you can leave: You get an editing interface for the things you will actually want to change, and documentation written for your team rather than for us. The code and the accounts are yours on final payment. We would rather you stayed because the work is good than because leaving is difficult.

Where we have done this

What is and is not included

Included

Design in the browser, reviewed at real widths on real devices
Two rounds of revision, and a written definition of what a round is
Content loaded, forms tested end to end, analytics connected
Redirects mapped from every old URL that has traffic
An editing interface and documentation for your team
A defined period after launch where we fix defects at no cost

Not included

Copywriting beyond loading what you supply, unless quoted separately
Photography, video and illustration
Paid media budget, and third-party licences or subscriptions
Ongoing SEO, content and link work, which is its own service

What we build it with

Next.js
React
WordPress
WooCommerce
Shopify
Laravel
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS

Questions

The things people ask first.

How much does a website cost?

Our published rate on Clutch is $25 to $49 per hour with a $1,000 minimum, and most projects come in under $10,000. A brochure site and a web application are not the same number, so the honest figure comes after a conversation about scope. What we will commit to is that the number in the proposal is the number on the invoice.

How long does it take?

Four to six weeks for a standard business site, six to twelve for e-commerce or a custom build. Those are the ranges we quote against. The variable is almost never our speed; it is how quickly content, access and feedback arrive.

WordPress, Shopify, or custom?

WordPress if your team publishes regularly and wants a familiar editor. Shopify if you are selling products and would rather not solve payments, tax and shipping yourself. Next.js if the site is closer to an application than a brochure. We build all three and have no reason to push you toward the expensive one.

Will I be able to edit it myself?

Yes, for the things you will actually want to change: text, images, posts, products, pages. You get an editing interface and documentation written for your team. Structural changes still need a developer, and we will tell you which is which before launch.

Do you do the SEO as well?

Every site we build is technically ready: clean markup, structured data, fast loading, crawlable, with redirects mapped before launch if we are replacing an existing site. Ongoing SEO is a separate service run by the same team, so the site and the search work never drift apart.

What happens if I want to leave?

You take the code, the accounts and the design files. They are yours on final payment. We would rather you stayed because the work is good than because leaving is difficult.

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