Turnkey business website in 2 days

When you need a website now — a client showed up, a company is launching, a tender closes next week. We ship in two days without quality compromises: static website on a modern SSG, ready for indexing and lead capture.

$150 for a full year of ownership — covers the domain (.com, .io, .co) and hosting for one year. After that — renewal at the provider's standard rate, no hidden fees.

When it fits

• Small businesses without an active CMS — content updates once a month, easier to push via a developer
• Promo sites for events, tenders, seasonal campaigns
• Startups validating an MVP — landing for hypothesis testing
• Replacing an aging WordPress/Joomla site with security holes

What's included

• Day 1. 30-minute brief, prototype of core screens, sign-off, design in your brand
• Day 2. Build, deploy, SSL, QA, handover
• Domain for the first year (.com, .io, .co) — picked together
• Hosting for the first year — provider chosen with you (Cloudflare Pages, Netlify, Vercel)
• Analytics with goals configured
• One month of support: text tweaks, banner swaps, small adjustments

How it differs from WordPress

• Security. No DB and no admin panel — nothing to exploit. Most common WP attack vectors are simply impossible
• Speed. SSG pages are served as plain HTML from a CDN. Load times of 0.3-0.8 seconds
• Cost of ownership. Static hosting — from a few dollars a month. WordPress — much higher with managed support
• Trade-off: you cannot edit content yourself through a UI. Updates go through a developer or Git

When it does not fit

• E-commerce — needs catalog, cart, payments. See the e-commerce service
• Active blog with a content manager — pick a CMS instead
• Complex interactivity — accounts, search, filters

Can it be expanded later

Yes. The static build is a starting point, not a dead end. When the business outgrows it — regular content, user accounts, catalog, integrations — the site is upgraded into a fully managed product without rebuilding from scratch.

• Add a CMS — Strapi, Directus or Sanity on top of the existing layout. A content manager edits copy, banners and blog posts without a developer
• User accounts and auth — add an SSR layer (Next.js, Nuxt), sign-up and gated sections
• Catalog with cart — turn the landing into e-commerce with payments and shipping
• Integrations — CRM (HubSpot, Pipedrive), email automation, Telegram/MAX bots, analytics stacks
• Multilingual — add second and third languages with hreflang and CMS-driven translations

Upgrade cost is scoped separately — depends on the scope. You keep all sources, and moving to a CMS does not require changing the domain or hosting.

Technical stack

• SSG — Astro 5 as primary choice: minimal JS, top performance
• CSS — custom architecture, no heavy libraries
• Images — WebP/AVIF, lazy loading via Astro Image
• Fonts — self-hosted woff2 with subsetting
• Hosting — Cloudflare Pages (free tier), Netlify, Vercel or classic shared
• Deploy — Git push → automatic build
• SSL — Let's Encrypt with auto-renewal