Frequently asked questions

Just tell us what you want to achieve and roughly by when. If you already have a website, a link is enough. Screenshots, notes or examples you like are welcome, but nothing is required. We will ask about the rest ourselves

Yes. We can review it, refresh the design, rebuild it, make it faster or add new parts. Starting over from scratch is one option, not the only one, and we will tell you honestly which makes more sense

No. Our office is in Riga, and we work across Latvia and the rest of the European Union. Most of the work happens online, so distance is not a problem

Yes. You can commission process analysis separately. We review your workflows, systems and data flows, identify the main problems, and prepare priorities, requirements and an implementation plan. This helps establish what to build first

Yes. We can create a clickable prototype, a technical proof of concept or a minimum viable product (MVP). We select the essential features, test the approach and prepare a roadmap for further development

Websites, online shops, internal tools and the software behind them. We also do branding, connect the systems you already use to each other and automate the repetitive work your team does by hand

Both. The same team plans the structure, designs how it looks, builds it and puts it live. You do not need to hire a separate designer and a separate developer and keep them in sync

Usually yes. Accounting software, customer databases, warehouses, payment providers and reporting tools can be linked so information moves between them on its own instead of being copied by hand

Both. A website can use WordPress, Wix, Mozello or a custom solution. The choice depends on features, content management, integrations and plans for growth. A simple website and a complex business platform may need different approaches

Yes. We plan language versions, content structure and management around your target markets. For public websites, this also includes keyword research for each market and language, and technical settings that help search engines understand the language versions

Yes. An e-commerce solution can include consultations, bookings, subscriptions and digital products. We plan payments, order management, invoices and connections to other systems around your business needs

Examples include handling customer questions, finding information in company documents and automating document data entry. We start by reviewing processes, data quality and access. A pilot lets us assess usefulness and output quality before a wider rollout

Yes. We offer keyword research, technical SEO, content and localisation planning, and analytics and conversion tracking setup. We tailor the scope to your goal, such as receiving more enquiries or increasing purchases

A small improvement can take days. A new website usually takes weeks. A large system takes months. The honest answer depends on the size of the job, so you get a date once we understand what you actually need

Less than most people expect. We come to you when a decision is genuinely needed, show progress as it happens, and handle the rest ourselves. You will not be chasing us for updates

We can keep looking after it: updates, fixes, monitoring, content changes and new features when the business needs them. If you would rather maintain it yourself, we hand everything over documented

Yes. We first review existing content, data and integrations, then prepare a migration plan. For public websites, we also plan redirects from old addresses and the transfer of SEO settings. The scope depends on the existing system and available data

Yes. We can help select and configure hosting, set up the domain and a secure connection, and arrange backups and monitoring. We agree on the infrastructure and ongoing support according to the project’s needs

There is no fixed price list, because a simple landing page and a booking system are not the same job. Tell us what you need and you get a written price before any work starts. No surprise invoices later

Only the people working on your project, and only to what the work actually requires. The accounts stay in your company name, we write down everything we set up, and full control returns to you when we finish

Yes. Every paid project starts with a written offer or a contract, so both sides know what is agreed. We can sign a confidentiality agreement before you share anything sensitive with us

Yes. Business systems and portals can include user roles so each person can access their part of the work. During analysis, we establish who needs to view or change specific data and where an activity history is needed