A fixed-price studio, from Germany.

When we are both at our desks

The studio works 09:00 to 18:00 at UTC+4 in Tbilisi. Assuming an ordinary 09:00 to 17:00 day in Berlin (UTC+1), that leaves 6 hours when both sides are working: 09:00-15:00 for you, 12:00-18:00 for us.

That window is more than enough for the small number of things that genuinely have to happen live. Most of this process does not: the brief is a form, the price is already published, and work arrives finished rather than as a standing meeting.

The figure uses Berlin and standard time. There are one time zone, UTC+1 in winter and UTC+2 in summer, and daylight saving moves the window by an hour where it applies.

How you pay from Germany

Two methods, both of which work the same from anywhere: USDT on any of eighteen networks, or Binance Pay. Both settle in minutes rather than the three to five working days a cross-border bank transfer takes, and neither depends on your bank having a relationship with ours.

Everything is invoiced in US dollars. We do not publish a EUR price, because a converted price list is either maintained daily or quietly wrong, and the second one is what usually happens. What you convert on the day is what it costs.

Local tax treatment of a service bought from outside your country is yours to handle, and your accountant will know it better than we do. You get an invoice with everything on it that one needs.

What is different here

German buyers tend to ask for the scope in writing before anything else, which is the one question this studio was designed to answer without a meeting: it is already written, on the package page, including the exclusions. The working day overlaps ours through most of your afternoon. Prices are in US dollars, so the euro amount depends on the day's rate rather than on a list we maintain.

What is identical wherever you are

The price. The scope list. The delivery time. The refund position: in full, any time before work starts. Ownership of the deliverables once the final payment clears. Direct access to whoever is building it, rather than an account manager in between.

And the things we will not do, which do not become negotiable at a distance: no bought followers, no sold backlinks, no guaranteed rankings, and no review markup without reviews behind it.