Service

Web Development Overview

An overview of our web development services — landings for creators, October CMS sites and Payload CMS platforms.

Depends on service — see below

Our web development work spans three distinct services. Each is focused on a specific use case and budget range. Explore the one that fits your project:

Landing Pages for Bloggers & Creators — from €390

Custom one-page websites for bloggers, public figures, coaches, musicians, and content creators. Delivered in 1.5–4 days with unique design from our in-house designer. Mobile-first, conversion-focused, with analytics and contact forms included. Learn more →

October CMS Websites — from €1,200

Multi-page websites for personal brands and businesses, built on October CMS. You manage content independently from a clean admin panel. Supports multilingual sites (Romanian/Russian/English) from a single installation. Ideal for brands that need a maintainable, SEO-ready web presence. Learn more →

Payload CMS Platforms — from €3,500

Headless, API-first content platforms on Payload CMS for projects that need structured content models, REST/GraphQL APIs, and the ability to serve multiple front-ends. TypeScript stack, role-based access, self-hosted on your infrastructure. Learn more →

Not sure which fits?

Our IT Consulting service is designed for exactly this. A half-day session from €200 will clarify which approach fits your goals, timeline, and budget. Get in touch.

What you get

  • See individual service pages for full deliverable lists

Investment

· Depends on service — see below

Fixed-price for clear scope. Time & materials for evolving products. We confirm the number before work starts — no surprise invoices.

Questions we hear often

I just need a simple website. Where do I start?

If you are a blogger, creator, or solo professional, start with the Landing Pages service (from €390). If you need multiple pages you will edit yourself, October CMS (from €1,200) is the right fit.

What is the difference between October CMS and Payload CMS?

October CMS is PHP/Laravel — great for content-driven sites with a non-technical team. Payload CMS is TypeScript/Node.js — better for developer-maintained platforms with complex data models and API integrations. We have a full comparison article in our Insights section.