Four services.
One standard: 72h* and 4 × 100.
We don't do everything. We design and code fast websites, campaign landing pages, WordPress migrations and technical SEO — every service held to the same quality parameters.
* The 72 hours are counted from the Client’s approval of the visual direction (a description of the look, references or a mockup), not from first contact — once the quote is accepted, materials are delivered and the advance payment received. We work out the details and a mockup with you beforehand and aim to fit everything into 72h, but the deadline runs from approval. Time spent waiting for the Client pauses the clock. Terms, section 4.3
72h sprint
Websites built in Next.js
Problem
A typical WordPress company site loads several megabytes of scripts, plugins and fonts. On a phone it takes seconds to open — and every second is a customer going back to the Google results.
Solution
We write the site from scratch in Next.js and serve it as static, cached HTML. No themes, page builders or plugins — only code we fully control. Design, content, deployment and launch fit into one 72h sprint.
| JS size | ~90 kB | vs 3.8 MB |
|---|---|---|
| HTTP requests | 6 | vs 84 |
- UI design tailored to your brand — desktop and mobile
- Next.js + TypeScript code, static HTML (SSG)
- Contact form with spam protection
- Meta tags, Open Graph, sitemap.xml and robots.txt
- Schema.org structured data for your business
- GDPR-compliant analytics and cookie banner
- Deployment on VPS + Cloudflare, SSL certificate
- A code repository that you own
- Lighthouse
- 4 × 100
- LCP
- < 0.5 s
- CLS
- 0.000
- JavaScript per page
- ~ 90 kB
- Delivery time
- 72h
Google Ads · Meta Ads
Landing pages for campaigns
Problem
Ad traffic lands on the homepage or on a heavy page-builder landing. You pay for every click, and some visitors leave before the page has even rendered.
Solution
We build one page for one goal and one campaign: a message that matches the ad, a single CTA and a form without unnecessary fields. We measure every step of the funnel, so it is clear what to improve.
sample funnel · GA4 + events
- Structure and copy for one offer and one CTA
- Message matched to the traffic source: Google Ads or Meta Ads
- Form or click-to-call with validation
- GA4 and conversion events (after cookie consent)
- Headline variants ready for A/B tests
- UTM parameter handling and a thank-you page
- Lighthouse
- 4 × 100
- LCP
- < 0.5 s
- Goal / CTA
- 1 / 1
- Tracking
- GA4 + conversions
- Delivery time
- 72h
No lost SEO rankings
Redesign and migration from WordPress
Problem
The old WordPress site is getting slower, needs constant plugin updates and a “maintenance” subscription. Changing it feels risky, because one badly executed migration can wipe out years of work on Google rankings.
Solution
We start with an audit and a map of every URL. We move content and metadata to Next.js, set up a 301 redirect for every old path and monitor Search Console after launch. The site gets several times faster and the rankings stay.
- Performance
- 38/100
- SEO
- 52/100
- LCP
- 6.2s
- CLS
- 0.45
Lighthouse mobile · typical result before and after migration
- Audit of the current site: Core Web Vitals, SEO, indexing
- URL map: old address → new address
- Migration of content, images and metadata
- 301 redirects for every old path
- A new UI design or a faithful rebuild of the current one
- New sitemap in Search Console and post-launch monitoring
- Redirects
- 301 · 1:1
- Lost URLs
- 0
- Plugins to update
- 0
- Lighthouse after migration
- 4 × 100
- Delivery time
- from 72h
Local and nationwide
Technical SEO and rankings
Problem
The site looks good, but Google does not understand it: no heading hierarchy, no structured data, no internal linking. The content does not answer the queries customers actually type.
Solution
We start with the foundation in the code: headings, Schema.org, speed and indexing. Then content for queries with buying intent and internal linking. We rank you locally — Google Maps and Business Profile — and nationwide.
- 1.competitor-a.com
- 2.directory.com
- 3.competitor-b.com
- 4.forum.com
- 5.competitor-c.com
- Technical audit: indexing, Core Web Vitals, errors
- Keyword research focused on buying intent
- Heading hierarchy and information architecture
- Schema.org: Organization, LocalBusiness, FAQ, Breadcrumb
- Local SEO and Google Business Profile optimisation
- Content and internal linking for the chosen queries
- Search Console report: rankings, clicks, indexing
- Structured data
- JSON-LD
- Core Web Vitals
- green
- Indexing
- Search Console
- Reach
- local + national
[05] Comparison
The same website. Three ways to build it.
An engineering comparison, not a sales pitch: what you get depending on the technology and the way of working.
| Criterion | dekada72hNext.js SSG + custom code | Typical agencyWordPress / page builder | AI templatesite builder + generator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery time | 72h | 4–8 weeks | 1–3 days |
| Load time (LCP, mobile) | 0.4 s | 4.2 s | ~ 2.5 s |
| PageSpeed mobile | 96–100 | 30–60 | 50–80 |
| Plugins and dependencies to update | 0 | 20+ | platform |
| Maintenance subscription | 0 | monthly | monthly |
| You own the code | yes | partly | no |
| Unique design | yes | often a theme | template |
| Technical SEO and Schema.org | in the code | plugin | basic |
* Indicative values for typical projects. Our parameters are measured on the projects shown on the homepage.
[06] FAQ
Questions about our services
To the point: timelines, quotes, content editing, hosting and SEO.
01How long does a website take?
A standard sprint takes 72 hours from the moment all materials are in: copy, logo, photos and access details. Custom or larger projects — or projects where materials arrive late — get an individual timeline, usually up to 3–6 weeks.
02How much does a website or landing page cost?
The price depends on the scope, so we do not publish price ranges. After a short call you get a fixed quote within 24h: a concrete amount and scope in writing. The price does not grow along the way, and the quote is free and non-binding.
03What do you need to start?
Your logo, the copy (or a brief for us to write it), photos (or a stock photo selection) and a short brief about the business and the goal of the site. You get the list of materials after the first call — the sprint starts once everything is in.
04Can I edit the content myself?
You send us content changes and we apply them quickly, with no risk of breaking the layout. If you need to edit content yourself — for example a blog or news section — we agree on it in the quote and pick a lightweight solution that does not slow the site down.
05Do you take care of hosting and the domain?
Yes. We configure the domain, DNS, SSL and hosting on the same stack our own sites run on (VPS + Cloudflare). The first year of domain and hosting is included in the project price. The code is yours — you can move the site to another server at any time.
06Will I lose my Google rankings after migrating from WordPress?
Not if the migration is done right. Every old URL gets a 301 redirect to its new counterpart, we carry over metadata and structured data, and we monitor Search Console after launch. A faster site usually gains positions over time.
07Do I own the code?
Yes. On handover you get the full code repository and all access details. There are no theme or plugin licences to renew and no maintenance subscription.
08How do payments work?
Typically 50% before work starts and 50% after you approve the project. For larger projects we agree on staged payments. No yearly contracts and no subscription.
[07] Start
Your sprint can start on Monday.
A short call, a fixed quote within 24h, the sprint starts in the slot you choose. No yearly contracts and no subscription for “WordPress maintenance”.
- ✓ fixed price
- ✓ you own the code
- ✓ no subscription
Next open slot
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office hoursMon–Fri · 09:00–17:00