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Nexoria studio · Yaroslav Bilyavskyi · Ukraine
Websites and web apps for business — from the first conversation to launch. You know the price and the deadline before work starts, and the source code stays yours.
Structure
Grid, hierarchy, content first.
Design
Colour, type and rhythm.
Motion
Timing and easing with a purpose.
Code
Semantic, fast, accessible.
Launch
Assembled. Ready to ship.
What you can order, what it costs and how long it takes.
from €400
One page with one job: getting the visitor to act. Suited to a product, a service or an event, when you need to launch quickly and start collecting enquiries.
from €1200
When a page is not enough: user accounts, saved data, business logic. Calculators, dashboards, catalogues, booking and internal tools.
Tell us what you need. We ask about the goal, the audience and examples you like. Free and with no obligation.
You get the scope, the price and the deadline in writing. Nothing starts until you agree to them.
You see the result as it is built, not only at the end. Two rounds of revisions are included in the price.
We deploy the site, connect your domain and hand everything over. Fixes are free for 30 days after launch.
Everything below is live right now — click to open.
A haulier sees in a minute whether a trip is worth taking: the calculator works out fuel, tolls across 28 countries and the real delivery time under EU 561/2006 driving rules. An in-house product — from the idea and domain logic through to launch.
Stack: HTML · CSS · JavaScript
Year: 2026
A tool for a team: tasks on a board you drag with the mouse, your own contacts and categories, sign-in with a personal account. The same thing a company needs when work has to be tracked in-house rather than in a messenger.
Stack: React · Vite · Tailwind · dnd-kit
Year: 2026
A catalogue with search, filters and load-as-you-scroll that pulls its data from an outside service. A site can just as well pull prices from a warehouse, products from a CRM or statuses from a courier.
Stack: React · Vite · Tailwind · REST API
Year: 2025
Ordering food online: menu, a cart that totals the order and delivery as you go, checkout in a few clicks. The backbone of any shop or delivery service — from picking an item to confirming the order.
Stack: React · Vite · Tailwind
Year: 2025
A single-page site for a coffee shop: show the atmosphere, the menu and the address so that someone actually wants to come in. Custom illustrations instead of stock photos, opens fast on a phone. An example of what the “Landing page” option gets you.
Stack: HTML · CSS · JavaScript
Year: 2026
On the side we're building Nexoria Agent Studio — a web dashboard for running a team of AI agents (task kanban, chat, automatic project start).
What it is all built on, if that matters to you. Written by hand — no builders, no templates.
What people usually ask before we start.
The prices in the services block are a floor: from €400 for a landing page, from €1200 for a web app. The final figure depends on how many screens there are and how complex the logic is.
You get the exact number in writing after a short conversation, before any work begins. The estimate is free and commits you to nothing.
50% upfront, the rest on delivery. The deposit reserves time in our schedule and covers the start of the work; you pay the second half once the project is finished and you have accepted it.
Two rounds of revisions and 30 days of fixes after launch are already included in the price — there is nothing extra to pay for those.
You see the work as it happens, not only at the end, so any mismatch shows up early while it is still cheap to fix.
Two rounds of revisions are included in the price. After launch we fix things free for 30 days.
A landing page takes 1–2 weeks, a web app from 4. The clock starts not when we agree, but when we have your texts, images and access.
If the material takes a while to gather, the deadline moves — and we tell you upfront, not after the fact.
You register the domain in your own name, so it stays yours and you never depend on your developer. We help with the setup.
A landing page usually fits on a free hosting plan. If a project needs a paid one, we say so before work starts and you pay directly — no markup from us.
Small edits in the first 30 days after launch are on us. After that, by arrangement — usually quick and inexpensive.
If editing the text yourself matters to you, say so at the estimate stage: we then build in an admin panel, which affects both price and timeline.
Yes, and it is not a paid extra. Most of your visitors will arrive on a phone, so adapting to small screens is part of the base work.
Write to us and we will look at the state of the code. If it can be built on, we will take it on.
If it cannot, we will tell you honestly that starting over will be faster and cheaper than patching someone else's work.
Yes, in full and at no extra cost. After launch you receive every project file and can hand it to any other developer.
Tell us what you need — we reply with a price and a deadline. The first estimate is free and commits you to nothing.
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