Websites · Warsaw
Website development services end to end on Next.js: multilingual, fast and SEO-ready from day one, not a business-card page from 2015. Landing page, company site or online store - the quote is fixed before work starts.
From €690live in 2-4 weeks
Tech stack: Next.js 15 · React 19 · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · HTML5 · CSS3 · WordPress · Sanity / MDX · next-intl · Vercel · Schema.org · IndexNow
The problem
When a site “exists but doesn't work”, the reasons are almost always the same. Check yours against these three - takes a minute.
By the third second of loading, more than half of mobile visitors are gone. They don't complain that your site is slow - they just go back to Google and click the competitor one line below.
Without proper structure, schema markup and speed, a site sits on page 3-4 of the results. Less than 1% of searchers ever get there. Formally the site exists; in practice nobody finds it.
A visitor lands, scrolls, leaves: the offer is vague, there are no prices, the form hides under “Contact”. The site talks about the company instead of selling its services.
A typical site
Your Partner Ltd.
official company homepage
!!! SPECIAL OFFER !!! 50% OFF UNTIL THE END OF THE MONTH !!! CALL NOW !!!
Welcome to our official website!
Our company has been successfully operating on the market for over 15 years, offering a wide range of services at the best prices. An individual approach to every client!
4.3s
load time
page 4
on Google
0.8%
conversion
A buildbyalex site
0.8s
load time
top 3
on Google
4.2%
conversion
A client site
Here's what the result looks like: a sharp site on every screen, a #1 spot in Google and a 100/100 Lighthouse score.
Found on Google
Structure, speed and SEO are baked into the code - so pages reach the top for the queries that matter.
About 1,240,000 results
Related searches
Loads instantly
100/100 in Lighthouse isn't a one-off trick - it's the baseline for every page, even on slow 4G.
Formats
Four typical formats. Not sure which one is yours - tell me about the task on a call and I'll give you a straight answer. Including “you don't need this yet”.
One page with one goal: collect leads from ads, sell a service, announce a launch.
For services, experts and ad campaigns
A multi-page site: services, case studies, blog. The main format for ranking on Google.
For companies, clinics, studios, B2B
Catalogue, cart, payments: Stripe, Przelewy24, BLIK. Shipping and inventory integrations.
For product businesses and D2C brands
Your site is dated or sluggish - I move it to a fast architecture without losing Google rankings.
For sites older than 3-4 years and slow WordPress
Industries
These are the projects that come up most often. If your field isn't listed, that's not a no: the structure and the lead flow carry over to almost any business.
Practice areas, cases, consultation pricing and a form that captures the situation. A multilingual build pulls Polish- and English-speaking clients at the same time.
Doctors, services, prices and online booking instead of a phone queue. Prices and opening hours are marked up so Google can show them in the results.
Menu, table booking, delivery and a map. The page loads faster than an aggregator, so the order stays with you instead of paying a commission.
Services with prices, the team, portfolio and calendar booking. Synced with Booksy or your own panel so empty slots fill themselves.
Before-and-after projects, pricing per square metre, an estimate calculator. A request with a photo of the site lands in Telegram within seconds.
Product catalogue, specifications, PDF price lists and a quote request. A separate dealer entrance and language versions for export markets.
Routes, fleet, a shipping calculator and a request form with the route. Readable both for a private client and for a procurement department.
Curriculum, instructors, reviews, payment and a student area. A landing page for ads plus a dedicated page per cohort.
Pricing by type of work, service area, reviews and a short request form. Mobile comes first: that's where most of the traffic arrives.
A case in numbers
Igor flies drones in Warsaw: weddings, real estate, site inspections. His old site took 4 seconds to load and ranked for none of his services. Here's what moving to a new one changed.
x5
lead conversion growth
«He got the business after one call. Leads don't get lost anymore - they land in Telegram and I reply within minutes.»
An enquiry from the site reaches the owner's Telegram in 2 seconds - while the client is still on the page.
Not a template. Clean Apple-grade typography, considered grids, warm accents - none of the AI-look.
EN / PL / UA / RU simultaneously. Proper hreflang, localized URLs, clean structure.
LCP under 1 second, INP green. Core Web Vitals aren't an afterthought - they're table stakes.
Schema.org, sitemap, robots, OG images, IndexNow on deploy. Most pages index within hours.
Sanity / Notion / plain MDX - we pick what fits your team. I don't make you pay for what you don't need.
30 days of edits included. After that €35/hour, no forced retainer.
Zero risk
Not verbal promises - clauses in the contract we sign before work starts.
I name the price before we start and don't change it midway. If the scope grows - we agree on a new quote first, then I build.
The launch date is written into the contract. If a delay is my fault - you get a discount for every week of slippage.
The domain and hosting are registered in your name, the source goes to your GitHub. Switch developers - everything stays with you.
For a month after launch I fix things free: copy, sections, small changes. No tickets, no queues, no “that's a new quote”.
Process
The typical plan for a company website. A landing page walks the same path in 5 working days. Your side of it takes a couple of hours, not a couple of months.
A 30-minute talk about your business. Then I prepare the quote, the page structure and a homepage concept. You approve - we sign a contract with a launch date.
I build the pages straight in code: design, responsiveness, animations. You get a live link - open it on your phone, comment, I adjust as we go.
Copy, translations, meta tags, schema, speed. I run the site through a 40+ point checklist: from hreflang to OG images.
We connect the domain, switch on analytics, I submit the sitemap to Google. You get the access, the code and a short guide on living with the site.
Pricing tiers
Warsaw studios: 4,000-6,000 zł
A one-pager built around a single goal - a lead or a sale.
Warsaw studios: 20,000-40,000 zł
Many pages + EN / PL / UA / RU localisations.
Warsaw studios: 10,000-18,000 zł
10-50 pages, or a catalogue with cart and checkout.
Rate ≈ 4.3 zł per €1. Post-launch edits are €35/hr, 1 hour minimum, no mandatory retainer. The final number is fixed after a 30-minute call.
Describe the task in two sentences. You get a fixed price, a timeline and a plan. If it isn't a fit for us, we say so straight away and point you elsewhere.
Comparison
Each option has its niche. The question is what exactly you get for your money and time - here's the honest breakdown.
| buildbyalex | Agency | Freelancer | Site builder | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | €390-1,490 | 4,000-40,000 zł | unpredictable | from 300 zł/yr + your time |
| Time to launch | 2-4 weeks | 1-3 months | 2 weeks to 6 months | depends on you |
| Speed: LCP < 1s | hit or miss | hit or miss | almost always in the red | |
| SEO from day one | costs extra | rarely | capped by the platform | |
| 4 languages: PL / EN / UA / RU | costs extra | rarely | clunky or expensive | |
| You own the code and domain | not always | usually yes | no, you rent the platform | |
| You talk directly to | the developer | a project manager | the contractor | a help centre |
| Mandatory fees after launch | €0 | retainer 200-500 zł/mo | negotiable | subscription forever |
Market figures come from public price lists of Polish agencies and marketplaces, autumn 2025.
Do the math
Google has been measuring the same thing for years: the longer a page loads, the more people leave before seeing it. Plug in your numbers and see what that adds up to per month.
Estimate: a site loading in 3+ seconds loses about 40% of mobile visitors before first paint. Rough math, but the order of magnitude holds.
The number of pages, the features, and whether you already have the content. A landing page is a different league than a shop with integrations. You get one fixed quote before we start - no hourly add-ons, no hidden costs along the way.
A marketing site - 2-3 weeks from kickoff. A larger project with integrations and multiple languages - 4-6 weeks. The date is fixed in writing before we start.
Ideally your copy, photos and logo. Don't have them? I'll help put them together - just tell me about the business and I'll lead you through the rest. I won't sit waiting months for materials.
Yes. Every site ships with technical SEO built in: clean structure, schema, speed, meta data and a mobile version. Google indexes it well from day one. Ongoing positioning (content, links) is a separate, optional service.
Yes - fully responsive and polished on phone, tablet and desktop. Most of your traffic comes from mobile anyway, so I build mobile first, not as an afterthought.
Almost always, yes. A typical WordPress on shared hosting yields LCP of 3-5 seconds. My sites consistently sit under 1 second. It's not 'optimization' - it's a different architecture (static + edge).
A domain runs about 70-160 PLN/year, and hosting on Vercel costs pennies or nothing. Those are the only fixed costs - no forced 'maintenance' subscription. I register both in your name, so everything is yours.
You do, all of it. The domain and hosting are registered in your name, the source code lands in your GitHub repo, and the IP transfer is written into the contract. Nothing is rented or locked to me - another developer can take over a clean repo and carry on without a hitch.
Yes. Online store development in Warsaw is a separate service: catalog, cart, payments (Stripe, Przelewy24, BLIK), warehouse and shipping integration. Details and pricing are on the «Online stores» page.
We work across all of Poland and remotely - Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk, Poznań or a smaller town, it makes no difference. Calls, demos and handover happen online; the contract and payment are remote. An in-person meeting in Warsaw is available on request.
If the budget is zero, a builder beats having nothing. But it has a ceiling: template looks, weak speed, capped SEO and a platform subscription forever. A builder site is rented; your own site is owned. For a business that plans to win clients from Google, a builder almost always ends up more expensive - not in money, but in lost enquiries.
I do, it's a frequent job. Rankings survive thanks to a proper migration: a map of old URLs, 301 redirects to the new ones, preserved heading structure and content, and an indexing check after the move. Usually rankings don't drop after migration - they grow, thanks to speed and clean markup.
Every site ships with analytics from day one: where people come from, which pages they view, where they click, how many enquiries arrive and from which sources. Form submissions are duplicated to your Telegram or email. Once a month you open the report yourself and see the numbers - no “ask your developer for an export”.
Yes, if you need it - I hook up a CMS: you edit copy, photos and articles in a friendly admin panel without a developer. If your content changes twice a year, a CMS is overkill: within support I apply edits faster than you'd write the brief. We pick the option that fits your team at the start.
A landing page starts at €390, a company website at €690, an online store at €1,090. That covers architecture, design, build, technical SEO and 30 days of edits. The exact figure is locked in the quote before work starts and doesn't move mid-project.
Custom only. No off-the-shelf themes: the design is drawn for your brand and the code is written for your sales flow. That's why the site doesn't look like the one next door and can be extended instead of rebuilt a year later.
A landing page suits paid traffic and a single offer, a multi-page site suits several services and organic traffic. On the call I'll say plainly which one is cheaper in your case.
Builders are cheap to start and expensive to keep: subscriptions, plugins, slow loading and hard limits. A Next.js site loads faster, indexes better and has no monthly fee per feature. If a builder genuinely covers your case, I'll say so.
Multilingual support is built into the stack, so a second and third language cost far less than retrofitting a single-language site later. Hreflang, localized URLs and per-language metadata are all set up.
If it runs on a modern stack, yes. If it's an old WordPress with a dozen plugins, rebuilding is usually cheaper: I handle content migration and redirects myself, so rankings stay in place.
Dig deeper
What clients say
A few words from founders and teams we've shipped for.
Launched our store in 11 days - multilingual, fast, and already on page one for three of our main keywords.
The Telegram bot handles the first conversation with every lead now. My sales rep only steps in when the deal is hot.
Leads land in our CRM with every field already filled. No more copy-pasting from chats - the pipeline moves itself.
Shipped to the App Store and Google Play in three weeks. The handover docs let my team take it from there without me.
Set up our Google and Meta ads from zero. Cost per lead dropped by about a third in the first month.
He rebuilt the site and six weeks later ChatGPT was recommending us by name. Didn't know that was even possible.
Free 30-minute call. No sales pitch - just a real conversation about what you need and whether we're the right studio to build it.
No sales pitch - just a clear read on your scope.
