THE STUDIO
How fixed-price web design works
A fixed price means the price, the scope and the delivery time are written down before you pay. This is how that works here, in the order it happens: payment, delivery, revisions, refunds and what comes after.
What a fixed price covers
Each package on the pricing page lists a fixed price, a delivery time and exactly what is included. That list is the scope. Anything outside it is a separate package or a separate quote, agreed in writing before work starts.
You pick the work, pay, and fill in a brief. If a project genuinely needs a conversation, we have one, but it is not a gate you pass through to learn what something costs.
Payment comes before work
Fixed-price work is paid in full before it starts. Monthly work is paid monthly in advance and can be stopped at the end of any paid month. Prices are in US dollars.
The delivery clock pauses while we wait for you
A delivery time starts on the first working day after payment clears and the project brief is submitted, not on the day of payment. If we are waiting on content, access or feedback from you, the clock pauses for that time.
Revision rounds are counted
Each package states how many revision rounds it includes. A revision round is one consolidated set of changes within the agreed scope. Changes that alter the scope are quoted separately.
| Package | What it states |
|---|---|
| Landing Page | Two revision rounds |
| Website | Three revision rounds |
| Visual & Video Pack | One revision round |
Refunds, in the order a project runs
| When you ask | What happens |
|---|---|
| Before work starts | Full refund, no questions asked. Ask any time before we begin and you get everything back. |
| After work starts, before delivery | You are refunded the part of the project not yet done, assessed against the work completed at that point. If we have finished the design but not the build, you pay for the design and the rest comes back. |
| After delivery | If the delivered work does not match what the package listed, tell us within 14 days. We fix it, and if we cannot, we refund you in full. Deliverables built exactly to the listed scope are not refundable simply because you changed your mind. |
| Monthly work | Stop any time. The month already paid runs to its end and is not refunded; nothing further is charged. There is no notice period and no cancellation fee. |
| Work we cannot start | If we cannot start because you did not send the content, access or approvals we asked for, we hold the project open for 90 days and remind you twice. After that the project closes and 50% is refunded, because the slot was reserved and not resold. |
Refunds are approved or answered within two business days. The full policy is on the refund page.
Thirty days of fixes after delivery
One-off projects carry thirty days of fixes at no charge from the day the work is handed over: anything that does not work, or that breaks by itself, is ours to put right. We watch the delivered work over that month rather than waiting to be told. Work you think of later is new work and is quoted separately. Monthly packages have no separate support window because the month you are paying for is the support.
What is not included
Anything outside a package's list is a separate package or a separate quote, agreed in writing before work starts. Every package page states what it does not include:
- Landing Page 4 listed
- Website 4 listed
- Immersive / 3D Experience 4 listed
- Custom Web App 4 listed
- Technical SEO Audit 4 listed
- Search Retainer 4 listed
- Social Growth 4 listed
- Brand Identity 4 listed
- Ads Management 4 listed
- Visual & Video Pack 4 listed
We do not guarantee search rankings, traffic, conversion rates, follower counts or revenue. These depend on factors outside a studio's control. We do publish what we measured on past work and we measure yours the same way.
Why the price is on the page
Publishing the number means we charge the same for the same work whoever is asking, and that you can compare us against anyone else by reading a table.
The trade is that the scope has to be a list rather than a conversation. A fixed price only works when both sides can point at what was bought, which is why every package page spends as long on what it excludes as on what it includes.
How a project actually runs
You pick a package and pay, and the money sits against a scope you have already read. You fill in a brief, which is a form rather than a meeting. The delivery clock starts on the first working day after both of those are done, not on the day you paid, and it pauses whenever we are waiting on content, access or a decision from you.
Work arrives in one piece rather than as a trickle of progress updates. Revisions are consolidated: one set of changes, considered together, rather than forty messages that each move something. At the end, the deliverables and the keys are yours, deployed wherever you want them. Nothing is hosted on our infrastructure to keep you tied to us.
You talk to whoever is building it. There is no account manager relaying messages: the person answering your question is the person writing the code. Pages are checked in a real browser at phone and desktop widths, not in a responsive preview, and performance and accessibility are measured before handover, not promised.
What we will not do
We do not buy followers, likes or engagement, at any price. We do not sell backlinks or link exchanges. We do not publish content written at scale by a model under your name. We do not put review markup on a page without verifiable reviews behind it, which is both a lie and a policy violation.
We also turn down work: projects where the budget cannot buy the thing being described, advertising pointed at a page that will not convert, and anything we would do badly. A studio that never says no is a studio whose portfolio is an accident.
Where the studio is, and why it does not matter
Tbilisi, Georgia, at UTC+4. Clients are in Europe, the Gulf, Asia and North America, and none of them have been here. The timezone is the one genuinely useful fact about the location: a morning in Berlin, an afternoon in Singapore and a full working day in Dubai all sit inside ours, and everything else is asynchronous by design.
Prices are in US dollars, work is delivered in English, and payment is taken in the ways that actually clear across borders without a week of correspondent banking.
The proof you can check right now
Every studio that sells web work claims to be fast, and a screenshot of a performance score is a screenshot. So here is the load you just had, measured by your own browser on your own connection while you were reading this.
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- Requests
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- Server responded in
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- First paint
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Open your developer tools, reload, and read the Network tab. The numbers should be the ones above. Nothing here is stored or sent anywhere: they come from the Performance API in your browser and stay in it.
This page was built the way the packages are built, so it is a fair sample of the work. It is also the only portfolio piece on this site whose client cannot ask us to take it down.
Who you are dealing with
A studio of specialists rather than a marketplace of freelancers. Nothing is resold to a third party: the person who answers your question is the person doing the work, and the team page shows which role a project passes through and what each one hands to the next.
The capability list is on its own page too, with the languages, frameworks and infrastructure we actually use rather than a word cloud. If something is not on that page, assume we do not do it and ask.