The usual ones: timelines, prices, payments, support and who owns the site

A business-card site starts at $700, a corporate site at $1,500, a shop with card payments at $2,500. The exact figure comes after a call: it depends on pages, languages and integrations.

Yes. Every site comes with an admin panel: pages, texts, photos, prices, blog. No developer needed for that.

Through a payment provider: you sign the contract and get the keys, I wire up payments and refunds. The money goes to your company account.

Yes, both work side by side, and the panel shows who paid how.

A landing page does one job — capture an enquiry for one offer. A website tells the whole story and pulls people from search.

An off-the-shelf CRM bends your process and charges per seat. A custom panel mirrors your process and stays yours.

If customers come back often, yes. If they buy once a year, put the money into the site and ads instead.

No. A bot serves people who already know you; the site brings new ones from search.

Usually yes. I'll look at what it runs on and tell you straight away.

Honestly: narrow queries take a month or two, competitive ones half a year or more.