Frequently asked questions about ordering a website or app

Describe your business, goal and main services, and what a visitor should do on the site: call, send a form or buy. Logo and copy can follow later.

Yes. We first review existing pages, links and features, then plan redirects for any changed addresses so rankings are not lost.

Yes. Design starts with small screens: touch controls, easy forms and one-tap calling.

If the project includes a content management system, you edit text and photos yourself. Agree this in advance, as it affects the choice of system.

Yes. Each language needs its own addresses and complete translations. The number of languages affects cost and timing.

If customers also search for you on Google, social media alone is not enough. A website brings services, prices and contact together under your control. See Facebook page or website.

It depends on your audience and budget. React Native builds both from one code base, so together they cost less than two separate projects.

A first version with only the functions needed to test the core idea. It lowers the initial budget and bases later decisions on real feedback.

No. Each store reviews submissions independently. We prepare the required materials and compliance checks, which lowers the risk of rejection.

The client. Apple and Google accounts are opened in the business’s name; working access is granted by role.

A starter site from GEL 250, a business site from GEL 600, an app from GEL 1,100. The exact price depends on features, design, integrations and content — see the pricing page.

Development is a one-off cost. Domain and hosting are annual, and maintenance is agreed separately — only if you need it.

The number of languages, online payments, booking and warehouse integrations, custom illustrations and migrating content from an old site.

Everything outside our work is listed separately in the proposal: domain, hosting, paid licences, payment-provider fees, developer accounts.

We define scope and required materials first, then agree the stages and timeline. Orientation by type: how long a website takes.

Late text and photos, drawn-out design approvals and waiting on third parties — bank approval, domain transfer, App Store review.

Yes. It is often better to publish the core pages first and add further sections and languages later.

The client, in their own account. Access for development is granted separately. This protects your independence.

It depends on the technology: modern CDN platforms for static and React sites, PHP hosting for WordPress. We recommend per project. Details: domains and hosting in Georgia.

HTTPS is mandatory in every project. On most modern hosting the certificate is free and renews automatically; exceptions are stated in the proposal.

Technical foundations — titles, descriptions, fast loading, sitemap, sound structure — are part of building the site. Content strategy and ongoing SEO are a separate service: SEO optimisation.

We prepare the technical basis for indexing and connect Search Console, but Google decides the position. There is no guarantee of first place — be careful with anyone who promises it.

The most common reasons: blocked indexing, thin or duplicate content, a slow mobile version and lack of authority. How to find out: why a website does not appear in Google.

At handover we show how the site is managed and agree who is responsible for updates. If you wish, maintenance continues as a separate format.

That is decided after an initial review. We need access to the code, hosting and required licences.

Not automatically. Service hours, channels and response times are agreed explicitly.