Software, e-commerce and infrastructure:
one team, one contact

Usually yes. With separate vendors, most time is lost working out whose problem it is: the designer blames the server, the hosting company blames the software. With one team that argument doesn’t happen, and the three layers are designed to fit each other from day one.

We write the scope item by item during the discovery call and quote against it. We don’t publish fixed package prices, because “a corporate website” ranges from a five-page brochure to a sixty-page multilingual portal. What drives the price is explained openly on our pricing page.

No — and here is the reasoning, because this is a deliberate security decision. The source code of a running system is inseparable from its database credentials, payment and API keys, session secrets and infrastructure configuration. Every additional copy of that code widens the attack surface: one copy on a personal laptop, on a former employee’s drive or in an accidentally public repository is enough to expose the whole system. A significant share of the breaches you read about start exactly that way. So the code stays with us, in a controlled and continuously patched environment, and security updates are applied without waiting on anyone.

Everything that is yours stays yours and is handed over on request: all of your data (exported in standard formats), your domain, DNS and email accounts, your content and images, your logo and design source files. You are never locked in — read more about how we approach security.

Not necessarily. We review the current setup first. Speed, security and SEO problems can often be fixed in place — rebuilding is not always the right answer, and we will say so when it isn’t.

Unmaintained software slows down and accumulates security holes. A maintenance plan covers updates, backup verification, monitoring and small content changes. It isn’t mandatory — but if you skip it, at least find out how your backups are taken.

Worldwide. We work remotely and run projects across Europe, the United Kingdom, North America, the Gulf region and Türkiye. Meetings are held in English or Turkish, by phone and online. Our working hours are based on UTC+3; for other time zones we agree an overlap window at the start so nobody waits a full day for an answer. Contracting, invoicing and currency are arranged to suit your country.