Landing page
A single sales page for one offer or campaign.
- Message strategy and structure
- Custom design, no templates
- Responsive development
- Protected contact form
- Analytics and conversion tracking
We do not publish a flat figure for "a website". We publish where each project type starts, what is inside and what is billed separately — so you know whether we fit your budget before the first call.
A single sales page for one offer or campaign.
A complete site for a company treating web as a real sales channel.
A shop with the full order, payment and delivery flow.
CRM, dashboard, booking, directory or a bespoke application.
Maintenance is billed separately, from €150 per month. The exact project price arrives in a written proposal with a detailed scope. If you are unsure what you need, see the industry solutions.
Retainer
A launched website is not a finished website. These are the three levels we work at after delivery.
Keeping the site running, secure and monitored.
The usual choice. The site is maintained and changed without waiting for quotes.
For companies whose website is the main sales channel and keeps evolving.
Existing sites we did not build are taken on after a short technical review.
Guarantees
The price is agreed before a phase starts and does not move unless you change the scope.
Domain, hosting, analytics and code are registered to your company. No lock-in.
Every question during the project is answered by the next working day at the latest.
Fixes and small adjustments after delivery are included, with no extra invoice.
FAQ
Because the same sentence — "we need a website" — means a completely different scope at two different companies. We publish a starting figure per project type and give the exact price after a short conversation, in a written proposal with a detailed scope.
Strategy, design, development, CMS, technical SEO and testing are included. Domain and hosting, premium licences, photography, copywriting and translation are listed separately in the proposal — never as a surprise at the end.
Typically 40% upfront, 30% on design approval and 30% before delivery. Larger projects are split into more phases tied to concrete deliverables.
As a rule, no. Below that there is no room for strategy, custom design and testing, so we would ship something we could not stand behind. On a smaller budget it is honestly better to buy a good template and invest the difference in content.
Tell us what you need, what you have today and what you want to improve. We will come back with a clear next step.
hello@moltisanti.rs
Belgrade · Available worldwide