Show itworking,not described
Visitors decide in seconds whether a product is worth a trial. A site that shows the product doing its job — live, right in the hero — explains more than any paragraph and gets more sign-ups.
What usually goes wrong
Buzzwords instead of a product
“AI-powered platform” tells visitors nothing about what they will get.
Screenshots that go stale
Static images fall behind every release and never show the magic moment.
Pricing that confuses
Unclear plans and hidden limits stop people at the last step.
A slow marketing site
A heavy builder site hurts both first impressions and search rankings.
Built to win customers
A live demo in the hero
The product working in front of the visitor, built in code rather than a video.
Features in motion
Each feature shown briefly and working, from search to integrations.
Clear pricing
Plans, limits and a monthly/yearly toggle that answer questions before sales calls.
Sign-up and onboarding
Trial sign-up, waiting list or demo booking, connected to your product and CRM.
Docs, changelog and blog
Content that ranks, builds trust and is easy for the team to update.
The web app, too
The product itself — dashboard, AI features, APIs — built in React and Java/Spring.
Echovane
AI meeting intelligence
Echovane is a fictional AI meeting assistant: the hero is a live demo where the transcript types itself while the summary and action items come together, every feature is shown in motion and pricing switches between monthly and yearly.
What it costs
Launch landing page
One page with the story, features, waiting list and analytics.
Product website
Live demo, feature pages, pricing, docs/blog and sign-up integration.
MVP web app
The product’s first version: accounts, core features, AI integration, billing.
Guide prices including design and development; the exact price comes in a written quote after a free consultation. How much does a website cost in 2026?
How it works
- 1
Free consultation
A short call about your business, goals and what you have today.
- 2
Written proposal
Scope, price and schedule in writing — no surprises later.
- 3
Design and build
Step by step, with previews you can click through on your phone.
- 4
Launch and care
Go live, a short handover, then support as you need it.
Frequently asked
Can you build the product too, not just the website?
Yes — web applications with React front ends, Java/Spring back ends and AI integration (LLMs, RAG, function calling) are a core service.
Why a coded demo instead of a video?
It loads faster, stays sharp on every screen, can be interactive and is easy to update when the product changes.
Can the team edit the site without a developer?
Yes — blog, docs, changelog and pricing can be edited in a CMS or as Markdown in your repository.
Do you work with early-stage startups?
Yes — a focused landing page and a small MVP are a good way to test an idea before a larger build.
How long does it take?
A landing page takes about 2–3 weeks, a product website 4–8 weeks, an MVP typically 2–4 months.