Small site or fix-up
A few pages done properly, or an existing site rescued and made fast.
- Up to ~5 pages
- Responsive and fast
- Basic on-page SEO
- 2–3 weeks
Fixed scope, fixed price, in writing
No hourly meters, no surprise invoices. Here are the bands real projects land in — and what it takes to move between them.
A few pages done properly, or an existing site rescued and made fast.
The band most business websites land in. Custom design, not a template.
Online stores, booking systems, and sites with real logic behind them.
Software your team works inside. Scoped in phases so value lands early.
The things some studios bill as extras. We think they're just the job.
Pick the shape that fits the problem. Most projects start with the first.
The default. We agree what's being built, what it costs, and when it lands — before any code. Changes get quoted, they don't get absorbed silently.
For work with no fixed end: ongoing product development, a roadmap that keeps moving. A set monthly capacity with one lead accountable for it.
A fixed-price block to unbreak something urgent — a stalled build, a site that fell over, code someone else abandoned. Diagnosis first, then a number.
The ones that come up on almost every call.
Because the same page can be a two-day job or a two-week one depending on what's behind it. We publish the bands so you can sanity-check your budget, then quote your actual scope in writing.
About ten minutes of context. The project brief covers it, or a call does. You get a fixed-scope quote back within one working day.
A deposit to start, the balance on launch. Larger projects split into phase payments so you're never far ahead of the work.
We tell you before we do it, with the new number attached. Nothing gets built — or billed — that you haven't agreed to.
Yes. Code, domain, hosting, and accounts are in your name from day one. We can hand the whole thing to another developer whenever you want.
Still unsure where you land? Email hello@webtechnosys.dev with two lines about the project and we'll tell you the band, free.
Nine short questions in the project brief, or book a call — either way you get a real number within one working day.