Corporate website development

What a corporate website is and who needs one

A corporate website is a set of pages, each answering one client question: what you do, what it costs, who you’ve already helped, how to reach you. Unlike a landing page, it covers several lines of business at once and gives Google more pages to rank — so it works for both ads and organic search.

Companies with several services, clinics, restaurants, law and construction firms need one — anyone whose clients only trust them after “checking the website”.

A structure that leads to an enquiry

A typical corporate site has a home page, service pages, a portfolio or case studies, pricing, about, a blog and contacts. We design each page around a specific search query and a specific action: a call, an enquiry, a booking. Forms are short, contacts are visible from every page, and enquiries arrive in Telegram.

For industry sites we add their own scenarios: online booking for a clinic, a menu and table reservations for a restaurant, a calculator for services.

An admin panel you can use yourself

After launch you change texts, prices and photos, and add blog posts and case studies yourself — no developer needed. We connect a convenient admin panel, show you how to use it and leave a short guide. If you’d rather hand edits to us, there’s support from $30 a month.

SEO from day one

Every site launches ready for indexing: semantic headings, a unique title and description for each page, Schema.org structured data, a sitemap, compressed images and fast loading on mobile. If you need a second language, we set it up with correct hreflang so Google shows the right version to the right audience.

What we avoid in corporate websites

A “business card” site that lists every service on one page gets almost no Google traffic: the search engine has nothing to show for a specific query. So each important service gets its own page with prices, stages, examples and answers to questions.

The second typical problem is a site nobody can update without a developer, so it goes stale within six months. The third is a lack of proof: no case studies, no team photos, no real prices. We build a portfolio, an about page and a blog into the structure from the start, so the site grows with the company.

Price and timeline

A corporate website of up to 10 pages costs from $250 and takes up to 6 days. The price depends on the number of pages, the level of design and animation, integrations (CRM, payments), the number of languages and urgency. Get an estimate in the calculator — the exact price goes into the contract and doesn’t change mid-project.