Service

Websites that solve business problems — not just look good

Every week without a working website is lost leads and revenue. E-commerce stores, corporate portals, personal accounts. We take projects from the first brief to launch. We work with 1C-Bitrix, Next.js, Laravel. MVP in 4–8 weeks.

  • MVP in 4–8 weeks
  • 40+ projects delivered
  • Next.js · 1C-Bitrix · Laravel
  • Scope review and test slice before a large budget
Web storefront
iOS + Android
PWA

Frontbox · core

Next.js + Elasticsearch

SSR · ISR · edge cache · facets · synonyms · auth

~120msTTFB
1.9sLCP
88mssearch
1C‑Bitrix
1C
CRM / ERP

How we work

Four rules that never change from project to project

  • Requirements come first

    Before estimating, we collect business context, roles, integrations, data and acceptance criteria. Then we separate the base scope from optional and client-specific work.

    Discovery before estimate

  • MVP in 4–8 weeks

    A working version in your hands, not a demo presentation. Then iterations by priority. Large projects are split into stages with separate estimates.

    4–8 weeks to a live product

  • We don't touch your backend

    1C-Bitrix, 1C, your CRM — we don't force you to replace what already works. We connect via API and webhooks.

    No backend replacement

  • We say no when the task isn't ours

    If the project is outside our competency or expectations don't match — we'll say so before the start, not in the middle.

    Honesty instead of "yes" to everything

Case studies

Projects with measurable results

We don't take every project — only those where we can do better. Here's what we've delivered.

    Process

    From request to launch — four steps

    Each step ends with a concrete artifact: a document, demo or signed contract. You always know what's happening.

    1. 011–3 days

      Brief and estimate

      We discuss the task, review your current infrastructure and ask the uncomfortable questions. We capture preliminary requirements and risk areas so the estimate is not guesswork.

    2. 02~1 week

      Scope and contract

      We prepare a compact requirements structure: base scope, optional work, integrations, data, roles, workflows and acceptance criteria. Then we agree the delivery model and stages.

    3. 033–6 weeks

      Development

      Two-week sprints with a demo after each one. Access to the task tracker. Code in the repository from day one.

    4. 04ongoing

      Launch and support

      Deployment without site downtime. We hand over source code, documentation and instructions. SLA support — if needed.

    Risk reduction

    What you get before a large budget and build contract

    We do not ask you to buy custom development blind. First we turn the idea into a verifiable scope, risks and a smaller next step that shows the real workflow: how we clarify requirements, work in the repository, test staging and accept the result.

    • 72 hours to a clear frame

      In the first 1–3 days we collect inputs, capture unknowns and show what data is missing for an honest estimate.

    • Requirements map

      Roles, data, integrations, workflows and acceptance criteria in a compact document that can be reviewed without a technical department.

    • Base / optional split

      We separate must-have, nice-to-have and client-specific work so the first stage does not bloat.

    • Staged estimate

      After scope review, we show what can be staged and where T&M or a test slice is a better fit than premature fixed-price.

    • Small test slice

      If the project is risky, we start with one bounded task: you see speed, code quality, communication and staging workflow before a larger budget.

    • Open delivery process

      Repository, task tracker, staging, pull requests and sprint demos — no black box.

    • Lower-risk launch

      We plan staging, checks, rollback and deployment so the current site does not stop.

    • Code and knowledge stay with you

      We hand over source code, documentation, access and architecture decisions after agreed stages.

    • The first step can be verified

      Before a large build, we can run an audit, integration prototype or one production-safe work slice with a clear success criterion.

    • Go / no-go decision

      After the first step you have artifacts, risks and a demo to decide whether to continue, change scope or stop without sunk cost.

    Comparison

    WGP vs the alternatives

    We're not the cheapest and not the largest. But for specific tasks — the optimal choice.

    Criterion
    WGP
    Large agency
    • MVP timeline
      4–8 weeks
      3–6 months
    • Entry threshold
      Mid-market
      Enterprise budget
    • Custom task estimate
      After short discovery
      On request only
    • Bitrix + Next.js
      Deep integration
      Depends on team
    • One manager throughout
      Yes
      Account rotation
    • Will say no if you're not a fit
      Yes
      Rarely

    Pricing

    Three engagement models

    Choose the format that fits your task. For custom websites and integrations, a precise estimate comes after a short discovery.

    For projects that need a clear scope first

    Discovery + scope sprint

    We quickly clarify requirements, separate base work from optional items and prepare a staged estimate. Best before custom development, replatforming or complex integrations.

    1–3days to initial estimate
    Payment
    short discovery
    Hosting
    your server
    Code
    code is yours
    • Preliminary requirements
    • Base / optional / client-specific
    • Data and integration risks
    • Staged estimate after scope review
    Popular

    For flexible tasks and fast iterations

    Time & Materials

    Requirements evolve during the process, speed of response matters. We work in 2-week sprints.

    4 990 ₽/hourper hour
    Payment
    sprints × 2 weeks
    Hosting
    your server
    Code
    code is yours
    • 2-week sprints
    • Flexible task priority
    • Weekly hour reports
    • Transparent tracker

    For products already in production

    Retainer / Support

    Product is live — you need regular improvements, bug SLA and DevOps tasks.

    from 50 000 ₽/moper month
    Payment
    monthly
    Hosting
    your server
    Code
    code is yours
    • Dedicated hours per month
    • SLA for critical bugs
    • Infrastructure access
    • Monthly report

    Model comparison

    ParameterDiscovery + scopeT&M / Retainer
    BudgetEstimated after requirementsFlexible, pay-as-you-go
    ScopeBase and optional separatedRefined during delivery
    PaymentBy agreed stagesHourly / monthly
    Best whenYou need a clear frame before developmentRequirements may change

    Models can be combined. Custom projects start with requirements and scope review; development can then run by stages or T&M.

    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    • What do we get before deciding on a large budget?

      In 1–3 days you get a preliminary frame: business tasks, base and optional scope, data and integration risks, open questions and a recommended next step. If the risk is high, we suggest a test slice or prototype instead of asking you to sign a large project immediately.

    • How much does web development cost?

      It depends on scope, integrations, data, roles, workflows and acceptance criteria. Within 1–3 days of your request, we collect preliminary requirements, separate base work from optional items and then prepare a staged estimate.

    • How long will the project take?

      MVP — 4–8 weeks. A corporate portal with custom integrations — 2–4 months. Timelines are fixed in the contract.

    • Which model is better — Fixed or T&M?

      If discovery makes the scope clear enough, we can work by agreed stages. If requirements will evolve, T&M or a small test slice is usually better: you see speed, quality and workflow before committing to a larger build.

    • Do you work with 1C-Bitrix?

      Yes, deeply. Integration with catalog, orders, authentication, 1C. We can put a modern Next.js frontend on top of Bitrix — see our Frontbox product.

    • What is and isn't included in the price?

      It depends on the agreed scope. We usually separate design, development, testing, deployment, documentation, hosting, content, licenses and third-party services instead of hiding everything in one line.

    • What does the process look like after I submit a request?

      1–3 days: call, preliminary requirements, initial estimate and risks. Then scope review: base work, optional items, integrations, data and acceptance criteria. After that, contract and sprint delivery with demos every 2 weeks.

    • What should I send so the estimate is useful?

      A link to the current site or prototype, 3–5 main business tasks, integration list, user roles, timeline constraints and what must count as success. If there is not enough data, we start with a short discovery and do not guess the budget.

    • Can we start without a large project?

      Yes. Often the best first step is an audit, integration prototype or one bounded work slice. That lets you check communication, code quality, staging workflow and team speed before committing to a full project.

    • Do you support the project after launch?

      Yes — retainer from 50 000 ₽/mo. Includes dedicated hours, bug SLA, DevOps. You can also opt out of support — we'll hand over all documentation.

    • Who are you not a good fit for?

      We're not the best choice if you need the cheapest option, the task can be solved with a ready-made template or website builder, the budget is below 150 000 ₽, or if you're looking for a contractor who will say "yes" to everything.

    • How do you ensure deadlines are met?

      Timelines are fixed in the contract by stages. If something changes them — we let you know immediately, not the day before the deadline. Milestone payments create symmetrical accountability: it's just as important to us to deliver on time as it is to you.

    Tell us about your project

    In 1–3 days we'll review the task, requirements and risks. If it is not a fit, we'll say so honestly. If it is, we'll suggest stages, T&M or a small verifiable work slice.

    What's next - Related sections