Corporate website
A complete multi-page website for a company, brand, or organisationSeparate pages, well-planned navigation, and information about the company, services, projects, and contact details
WHAT IS A CORPORATE WEBSITE
A corporate website is the main digital resource of a company or organisation, combining information about the business, its activities, services, projects, team, and ways for clients to interact with it. Unlike a business card website, it is designed for a more complex structure with multiple sections, many pages, different content types, and separate user journeys for different audiences.
It can work at the same time as a company presentation, an official information source, a lead-generation channel, and a foundation for future promotion. Forms, catalogues, vacancies, news, client areas, CRM connections, and other integrations can be added. A corporate website is built not merely for online presence but as a long-term working platform that can grow together with the company.
WHAT IS IT SUITABLE FOR
A corporate website is suitable for organisations that need to present several business areas, many services, projects, branches, documents, or large amounts of information within one structured system. It becomes important when different visitor groups need different information: clients look for services and pricing, partners for company details, candidates for vacancies, and the media for official materials.
This format is appropriate for medium and large companies, manufacturers, networks, groups of companies, B2B businesses, and organisations with a more complex internal structure. It also provides a strong base for later adding catalogues, news, vacancies, client areas, CRM integrations, multilingual content, and other systems.
WEBSITE STRUCTURE
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN DEVELOPMENT
WHAT IS PROVIDED FOR FREE
CREATION STEPS
The creation of a corporate website follows a sequential process: from selecting the plan and placing the order to planning the structure, developing the required functionality, technical testing and publishing the finished website.
Website creation steps:
Payment of the order means that the Client accepts the terms of the Public Agreement, the relevant appendix, the Service Provision Regulations and the selected plan. Development begins after payment has been confirmed and the information and materials required to complete the project have been received.
CREATION TIMEFRAMES
The timeframe for creating a corporate website depends on the scope of work, structural complexity, number of functions and speed of material approval. All stages are completed sequentially without artificially extending the process.
Estimated timeframes:
Average creation time for a corporate website: 15–30 working days.
PRICING
Whichever plan is selected, the final price depends on the amount of work actually completed. If, during development, it turns out that less work is required than was included in the selected plan, the price will be recalculated and the difference refunded to the Client.
If the project requires additional work, extra functions or changes that are not included in the selected plan, their cost will be agreed with the Client in advance. No additional work or extra charges will be applied without the Client’s prior approval. There will be no unexpected additional payments after development has started.
STANDARD
- Domain (.com) — 1 year
- Website hosting — 1 month(s)
- Number of pages — up to 10
- SSL certificate (HTTPS) — 1 year
- Corporate email on the domain — 1 mailbox(es)
- Daily website backup — 1 year
- Technical support — 1 month(s)
- Structure and navigation planning
- Individual design customization
- Mobile device adaptation
- Contact forms
- Messenger integration (WA / TG)
- Analytics integration
- Basic SEO preparation
- Language versions — up to 1
- Extended sections: projects, team, news, documents, vacancies
- Additional integrations with external services
- Development of a convenient user account
OPTIMAL
- Domain (.com) — 1 year
- Website hosting — 2 month(s)
- Number of pages — up to 18
- SSL certificate (HTTPS) — 1 year
- Corporate email on the domain — 2 mailbox(es)
- Daily website backup — 1 year
- Technical support — 2 month(s)
- Structure and navigation planning
- Individual design customization
- Mobile device adaptation
- Contact forms
- Messenger integration (WA / TG)
- Analytics integration
- Basic SEO preparation
- Language versions — up to 2
- Extended sections: projects, team, news, documents, vacancies
- Additional integrations with external services
- Development of a convenient user account
PREMIUM
- Domain (.com) — 1 year
- Website hosting — 3 month(s)
- Number of pages — up to 30
- SSL certificate (HTTPS) — 1 year
- Corporate email on the domain — 3 mailbox(es)
- Daily website backup — 1 year
- Technical support — 3 month(s)
- Structure and navigation planning
- Individual design customization
- Mobile device adaptation
- Contact forms
- Messenger integration (WA / TG)
- Analytics integration
- Basic SEO preparation
- Language versions — up to 3
- Extended sections: projects, team, news, documents, vacancies
- Additional integrations with external services
- Development of a convenient user account
WEBSITE TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Technical support for the corporate website begins after publication and is intended to keep the launched website working correctly, not to provide unlimited redevelopment. We monitor website availability, SSL and domain status, critical errors, core functions and technical components. Core sections, forms, documents, news, team and careers pages, and navigation between sections are monitored.
If an error appears in a function we have already implemented or in the website configuration, it is corrected as part of support. Minor technical adjustments can also be handled without opening a separate development project when they do not change the website structure, design or logic. New pages and sections, redesign, new functionality, complex integrations, bulk content entry and rebuilding existing logic are not part of technical support and are priced separately.
The initial technical-support period after launch is provided free of charge according to the selected plan. After that period ends, support continues only as a paid service. Additional work is carried out only after its scope and cost have been agreed with the Client.
PROMOTION AND SUPPORT
Promotion of the corporate website is not an automatic continuation of development and is not included in the website-creation price unless the selected plan explicitly says otherwise. After launch, SEO, analytics and further project development can be ordered as a separate service. The first step is to check whether the pages are technically ready for indexing: headings, metadata, URL structure, internal navigation, speed and mobile behaviour.
The next stage depends on the type of project. For this website the main focus is service pages, expertise, publications and company visibility. We can analyse search queries and traffic, improve existing pages, create new landing and information pages, configure analytics goals and identify which pages and traffic sources actually generate enquiries or sales.
Promotion does not mean guaranteed search positions and does not imply that a launched website will automatically receive traffic. The scope is agreed separately: it can be a one-off setup, a specific improvement or ongoing work. All paid work is agreed with the Client in advance.
Recommended blocks and features
Below are the features most commonly recommended for this website type. This is not a limitation: any of the 200 available features can be added when needed. The final price depends on the selected features, pricing plan, scope of work and required integrations.
Hero / cover
Value proposition
Benefits
Use cases
Target audience
About the company
Company history
Team
Founder profile
Facts in numbers
Work process
How it works
Pricing plans
Price list
Service list
Product highlights
Comparison table
Before / after
Success story
Case studies
Contact form
Quick enquiry
Callback request
Quote request
Multi-step form
Registration form
Newsletter subscription
WhatsApp button
Telegram button
Click-to-call
Email button
Live chat
Contact details
Office hours
Map / location
Branch locator
File attachment form
Feedback form
Complaint form
Survey / pollFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Below are answers to the main questions about ordering a website: plan selection, development time, payment, required materials, functionality, changes after launch and ongoing support. The section explains the workflow, what is included in the selected plan and which additional work is agreed separately.
Compare the plan contents on the service page, including pages, blocks, functions and other included capabilities.
After choosing the website type and plan, continue to the order form.
After checkout, the system creates the order and invoice. Payment is made for that order.
Choose either a structured technical brief after payment or a free-text project description during checkout.
Functions and work outside the selected plan are agreed and charged separately.
After payment is confirmed and the requirements and materials needed to begin have been received.
Appendix No. 3
to the Public Agreement for website development and technical maintenance
Terms for the Development of a Corporate Website
Revision dated 16.09.2026
1. General provisions
1.1. This Appendix No. 3 (the “Appendix”) forms an integral part of the Public Agreement for website development and technical maintenance (the “Agreement”) and applies to services for the development of a corporate website.
1.2. The relationship between the parties is also governed by the current Service Provision Regulations, the description of the selected tariff, the technical specification or a free-form project description, and any other terms directly applicable to the specific order.
1.3. If there is a conflict between the general provisions of the Agreement and the special provisions of this Appendix in matters relating to the development of a corporate website, the provisions of this Appendix shall apply.
1.4. The scope of the services is determined by the tariff selected and paid for by the Customer that was in force when the order was placed.
2. Subject of the Appendix
2.1. The Contractor provides the Customer with a service for the development of a corporate website — a multi-page website intended to present a company, organisation or brand, its activities, structure, services, projects and other areas of activity within a single digital system.
2.2. Within the selected tariff, a corporate website may include a primary and nested page structure, sections and subsections, forms, catalogues, news, documents, vacancies, language versions, integrations and other functional elements.
2.3. The result of the service is a corporate website ready for publication or already published within the scope of the selected and paid tariff, taking into account the requirements properly provided by the Customer.
2.4. The number of pages and sections, depth of structure, functional elements, language versions, integrations and other features are determined by the terms of the selected tariff and the service description published when the order was placed.
3. Submission of project requirements
3.1. The Customer submits project requirements in one of two ways:
- by completing a structured technical specification, access to which is provided after payment has been confirmed;
- by providing a free-form project description when placing the order.
3.2. If the Customer selects the structured technical specification, development begins after it has been completed and the Contractor has received the materials and information required to start the work.
3.3. If the Customer provides the requirements in free form and the information supplied is sufficient to begin development, a separate structured technical specification is not required.
3.4. The Contractor may request clarification regarding the company structure, business areas, pages, sections, functionality, integrations, language versions and other project-specific features where this is necessary for performance of the work.
3.5. The technical specification, free-form project description and subsequent clarifications define the implementation requirements within the selected tariff and do not, by themselves, increase the scope of the paid tariff.
4. Scope of work
4.1. Depending on the selected tariff, development of a corporate website may include:
- designing the overall website architecture, sections, subsections and navigation;
- creating the number of pages and sections included in the tariff;
- configuring menus, nested navigation and the logic of transitions between pages;
- developing the visual design and a consistent website design system;
- adaptation for mobile devices and principal screen sizes;
- technical assembly of the website;
- placement of texts, images, documents and other materials provided by the Customer;
- configuration of forms and contact elements included in the tariff;
- connection of analytics, messaging tools and external services included in the tariff;
- creation of catalogues, news sections, vacancies, documents and other functional sections included in the tariff;
- basic SEO preparation of pages;
- testing, preparation for publication and launch of the website.
4.2. The exact scope of work, number of pages and sections, and availability of catalogues, forms, integrations, language versions and other functional elements are determined by the selected tariff and the service terms published when the order was placed.
4.3. The technical possibility of implementing a particular function or integration does not by itself mean that the function or integration is included in the price of the selected tariff.
4.4. Additional pages, sections, functions, integrations, language versions and other work not included in the selected tariff are performed only after their scope, price and performance conditions have been separately agreed.
5. Customer materials
5.1. The Customer provides the Contractor with the materials and information required for the project, including texts, images, logos, contact details, information about the company, its divisions, services, projects, employees, partners, branches, documents and other information provided for by the project.
5.2. The Customer is responsible for the accuracy of the information provided and for holding the necessary rights to use and provide the submitted materials to the Contractor.
5.3. If the materials or information provided are insufficient to perform the relevant stage of work, the Contractor may request the necessary additions, clarifications or access credentials.
5.4. Preparation of additional texts, translations, graphic materials, documents or other content not included in the selected tariff may be provided as a separate service.
5.5. Time spent waiting for materials, information, access credentials, approvals or replies from the Customer is not included in the performance period for the relevant stage of work.
6. Performance periods
6.1. Indicative development periods are stated on the service page and depend on the selected tariff, number of pages and sections, complexity of the structure, volume of materials, required functionality, integrations and completeness of the information provided by the Customer.
6.2. Where a structured technical specification is used, the performance period starts after payment has been confirmed and the Contractor has received the completed technical specification and all materials required to start the work.
6.3. Where requirements are submitted in free form, the performance period starts after payment has been confirmed and all information and materials sufficient to begin the work have been received.
6.4. Performance periods may be extended if the Customer delays the provision of materials, information or replies, changes the original requirements or project structure, orders additional work, or other objective circumstances arise that affect performance of the project.
6.5. If performance of particular functions or integrations depends on access, documentation, API access, approval or another action by a third-party provider, the corresponding waiting period is not included in the Contractor’s performance period.
7. Price, recalculation and additional work
7.1. The price for development of a corporate website is determined by the selected tariff and any additional options selected by the Customer.
7.2. If, after the requirements have been received and analysed, the work actually required is less than the amount paid for and the actual project price is objectively lower than the amount paid, the difference is refunded to the Customer.
7.3. The amount of the refund is determined using the prices for the relevant services, pages, sections, functions, integrations or other project elements that were in force when the order was placed, or an individually agreed calculation with the Customer.
7.4. If the Customer’s requirements exceed the scope of the paid tariff, additional work is performed only after its price, scope and performance conditions have been agreed with the Customer.
7.5. The Contractor does not perform paid additional work without the Customer’s prior approval.
7.6. Changes to the company structure, number of business areas, page composition, functionality or integrations after work has begun may change the project price if those changes exceed the paid scope of work.
8. Corrections and changes
8.1. During development, the Customer may notify the Contractor of corrections required in relation to the requirements previously provided and the paid scope of work.
8.2. Correction of technical errors made by the Contractor and bringing the result into conformity with the agreed requirements is not treated as an additional service.
8.3. A material change to the original concept, substantial redesign of the website architecture, addition of new sections, pages, functions, integrations or language versions, or a change to the previously agreed operating logic is not treated as an ordinary correction and may be treated as additional work.
8.4. The price and performance period for such additional changes are agreed before the relevant work begins.
8.5. After launch of the website, further development of the project, including creation of new sections, pages, services, integrations and other functional capabilities, is treated as a separate order unless the selected tariff expressly provides otherwise.
9. Special tariff conditions
9.1. If the selected tariff includes, for a specified period, a domain name, hosting, an SSL certificate, email, technical support or other related services, the Contractor provides their connection and use in accordance with the terms of the relevant tariff.
9.2. If operation of the project requires paid licences, subscriptions, APIs, external platforms, additional server resources or other third-party services not included in the selected tariff, their cost is agreed and paid separately.
9.3. After the period of a service included in the tariff expires, continued use of that service through the Contractor is provided at the price applicable to that service at that time if the Customer chooses to continue it.
9.4. Technical support included in the tariff covers the correct operation of the delivered website and the settings implemented by the Contractor within the paid scope of the project and does not include ongoing administration, regular content updates, creation of new pages, sections, functions or integrations unless the tariff description expressly provides otherwise.
9.5. Delivery and acceptance of the developed website are carried out in accordance with the procedure established by the Agreement. Requests for new pages, sections, functions, integrations or changes that were not previously agreed are not treated as defects or comments concerning the completed and agreed scope of work.
9.6. Any matters not specifically regulated by this Appendix are governed by the Agreement, the Service Provision Regulations and other documents applicable to the relevant order.
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