I’ll create a turnkey website in 30 days: meaning, structure, sales

Tilda is not just a website builder, it’s a full-scale business tool. Fast launch, powerful functionality, and clean code — without an oversized team or overpayments.

SEO is top-level here: meta tags, microdata, custom head, social previews — everything is under control. Websites on Tilda consistently hit the top search results if done properly (and that’s exactly what I do).

Hosting is already included, and through my partnership I also provide one month of support as a bonus.

Development takes from 1 to 3 weeks — no bureaucracy, no delays. Modern design, animations, responsive across all devices — plus you’ll be able to manage the content yourself without extra maintenance costs.

Tilda is about flexibility, speed, and results. Exactly what small and medium-sized businesses need.

Because I’m starting my personal practice after 8 years of working in agencies.
I’ve moved to Canada and I’m building everything from scratch: portfolio for the local market, client base, and a referral system.

This is not about being “cheap”. It’s a conscious strategy: to deliver maximum quality at a price that studios with offices, managers, and overheads simply don’t offer. You get agency-level expertise and approach — directly from a specialist, without middlemen.

It may look like a “discount”, but in reality — it’s your chance to work with me before demand starts dictating the price. I’m building a personal brand. And you’re getting a strong result for a fair budget.

The truth is, most websites solve the same tasks: show the service, build trust, and lead to an inquiry. That’s why within certain niches — dentistry, beauty, education, services — the structure can be similar. And that’s perfectly fine.

It’s like in architecture: every house has doors, windows, and a roof. What matters is how it’s presented, styled, and adapted to a specific business.

I always tailor the website to the client: visuals, texts, tone, presentation, accents. You get a solution that reflects your unique specifics, while still being built on proven logic — the kind that already works in your niche.

The price depends on the scope, tasks, and level of detail. On average, my projects cost between $2,000 and $4,000 — a full turnkey service: analytics, structure, design, and launch.

A simple landing page starts at $1,100.

A 20–30 page corporate website will naturally cost more. $1,000 for such a project usually means either a scam or major compromises in quality. I don’t throw out numbers “off the top of my head” — we first discuss goals, functionality, content, and details. Only then I give you the final quote and timeline.

And if a startup is truly exciting, I can consider a revenue-share model — but only if I see real potential and know I can influence the result.

So it all starts with a conversation. Reach out — we’ll figure it out.

The timeline depends on the scope, logic, and level of detail. It’s not “done in 3 days,” but a proper workflow: research, structure, design, development, and testing.

Approximate timelines:
— Landing page: 3–5 weeks
— Business card site: 4–6 weeks
— Corporate website: 6+ weeks (if 20+ pages, integrations, copywriting)

At the start, I always do research: analyzing competitors, market, trends, UX solutions. Sometimes it takes 3 days, sometimes 2 weeks if the niche is complex or lacks information.

One key point: the project’s speed largely depends on you.
The faster you reply, send feedback, content, and approve layouts — the faster we move forward.

When communication is active and you’re engaged — the project flies. When it’s not — it stalls. Final deadlines are fixed in the contract and I stick to them from my side.

But for everything to run on schedule, we both need to stay in the process.

Yes — and that’s one of the main advantages.

I build websites on Tilda, a platform with an intuitive interface where you can edit texts, images, add pages and blocks — all without coding or hiring a developer. Just like working in a text editor.

Want to publish a new service, update prices, or post an article? You can do it in a few minutes. I always provide instructions, and at the start I support and guide you. You won’t be left alone.

The content on your website stays under your control. And I’ll be nearby if you need help.

I work with projects where a website is a tool for sales, trust, or brand packaging. I build landing pages, corporate websites, business card sites, online courses, e-commerce stores — everything that helps a business grow and operate systematically in digital.

But here’s what I don’t work with:

• Portals, forums, classifieds
• Marketplaces, aggregators, dating sites
• Projects related to politics, gambling, esoterics, fortune-telling, or “success magic”
• Copycat projects — “make it like theirs, just faster”

If you’re about a real product, an honest service, and want a strong online platform for your business — we’re definitely on the same wavelength.

The full list of formats is on the Services page. Or just drop me a message — I’ll let you know whether I take it on or not.

Of course. Geography is never a problem — I work with clients all over the world.

Even though I’m currently based in Canada, more than 80% of my projects are done remotely — for Poland, Germany, the USA, France, Lithuania, and more.

Meetings? Zoom, Google Meet, Telegram — whatever works best for you.
Documents? Everything is official and digital: contract, invoice, acceptance certificate. If necessary — I can also send a paper version.

Everything runs smoothly, no matter where you are. The only important thing is that you stay in touch and are focused on the result.

Honestly — that’s not my area. During 8 years of working in agencies, I never managed social media — neither my own, nor clients’. My focus has always been on strategy, websites, branding, and launching full digital systems.

Only now I’m starting to build my personal brand and run my own pages — from the perspective of meaning, not “content for the sake of content.” That’s why I don’t offer SMM as a service. But I can recommend people who are really strong in this field.

Everything is clear and professional: before starting, we discuss the details, lock in the tasks, and sign a contract. It outlines the stages, deadlines, payments, and specific results. No vague wording or “we’ll see along the way.”

I take full responsibility for what I commit to. If we agreed — it will be done. On time, with the right quality, and without surprises.

This isn’t “just words.” It’s in the contract — and in every stage I take responsibility for.

Everything is transparent: the total cost is divided into 2–4 parts — depending on the scope and duration of the project. A prepayment is required — it’s a standard that secures commitment from both sides.

Each payment is tied to a stage: you don’t pay “blindly,” but only as specific parts of the work are completed. All terms are in the contract: no hidden fees, no “sudden extras.”

I work in a system where both you and I clearly understand who is responsible for what — and when.

That scenario is very unlikely — simply because I don’t “deliver at the end.” We approve every stage: from structure to design. At each stage, you can suggest edits (up to three rounds per stage) to make sure everything matches your expectations — not “how it turned out.”

I don’t work in a “surprise at the end” mode. You’re involved in the process and see the results as they come. But if something does go wrong, I’ll address it openly.

We’ll recalculate the cost of the stages already completed and, if necessary, I’ll refund the unused portion of your payment. I work honestly. With respect for your money, time, and trust.

I get it. Many clients don’t have the time to stay connected 24/7 — and that’s fine. To launch the project, all it takes is one solid conversation (up to an hour), where we go over your business, goals, and expectations. This can be done on Zoom, by phone, or even via chat — whichever works best for you.

After that, I take over. From you, I’ll only need 15–20 minutes to approve key stages — about 4–6 times throughout the entire project. Straight to the point, no endless calls or revisions.

Your site will keep moving forward even if you’re busy. The only thing that matters is being available at the very beginning. The rest — I handle myself.

The project doesn’t end the moment the site goes live. I stay in touch — in case you need anything: consultation, edits, updates, support, or promotion.

If you’d like, we can discuss ongoing support. If not — just know you can reach out anytime: by email, messenger, or directly through the site. No “book an appointment three weeks in advance,” no formalities.

My goal isn’t just to deliver a project, but to make sure it lives, works, and grows. And you always know who to turn to.

It’s simple — just start with the first message. Tell me in a couple of words what you need: a website, a landing page, brand packaging, or traffic. Even if you’re not fully sure yet — that’s okay.

From there, I’ll ask the right questions, help define the task, and suggest the right format of work. No “fill out a 10-page form,” no complicated briefs — only what’s truly needed to get started.

One conversation — and everything becomes clear. Write to me.