Realistic delivery windows
A landing page is 2–4 days. A static or portfolio site is under a week. A business website runs 7–12 days, a CMS-managed dynamic site around two weeks, an e-commerce store 15–25 days, and portals or custom web apps are scoped per project. Every WebPricing type card shows its window before you book.
- Landing page — 2–4 days
- Static / portfolio website — 4–7 days
- Business website — 7–12 days
- Dynamic CMS website — 10–14 days
- E-commerce store — 15–25 days
- Custom web app — scoped after discovery
What actually delays a launch
Almost never the code. Content is the bottleneck — waiting on photos, copy, logos and approvals. A fixed-scope package plus a structured onboarding form (domain choice, brand assets, documents) removes most of it: the build starts with real inputs instead of a week of emails.
How fixed-scope projects stay on schedule
Timelines slip when scope drifts — "one more page", "a small change". Card-based packages fix the scope at purchase, so the delivery window is real. Anything beyond the card is quoted as a separate add-on with its own timeline, instead of silently stretching yours.
How to launch faster
Have your logo, photos and rough content ready before booking. Fill the requirements form completely. Approve fast. A prepared customer beats a fast developer every time — the 7-day business site becomes 7 days mostly because the inputs arrived on day one.
Common questions
What is the fastest a website can go live?
A landing page in 2–4 days is the fastest real build; static sites ship in under a week when content is ready upfront.
Why do website projects run months late?
Scope drift and missing content — features added mid-project and inputs arriving late. Fixed packages and structured onboarding remove both.
Can I speed up my project?
Yes — prepare your logo, photos and content before the build starts, and respond to approvals quickly. Most delays wait on the customer side.