Written from scratch, for work a template cannot do
Custom website development — .NET 10 and React, with a source you own
From 250 million toman, eight to twelve weeks. Roles, workflow, and integration with your stock, accounting or internal systems. Clean architecture, your repository from week one.
What "bespoke" means here
It means no CMS underneath and no template: a database schema designed for your domain, a .NET 10 backend, a React and Next.js front end, and an admin panel built around how your people actually work. It does not mean a WordPress site with a custom theme, which is what the phrase is often sold as.
When it is worth it — and when it is not
It is worth it when:
- People inside your company use the site to do their job, not just to read it
- There are roles with genuinely different permissions, and approval steps between them
- Stock, pricing or documents have to stay consistent with another system in real time
- The rules are yours — pricing formulas, eligibility, allocation — and no product implements them
- The thing you are building is the business, not a description of it
It is not worth it when: the site is content with a contact form, the requirement is "we want it to look unique", or the budget only covers the build with nothing left for the year after it. A WordPress site or a corporate build will serve you better, and we will say so.
What we build with
.NET 10 with clean architecture, PostgreSQL or SQL Server, React and Next.js, and CQRS where the read and write sides genuinely differ. Automated tests on the parts where a bug costs money. Everything containerised, so the environment on your server is the environment we tested.
These are the same foundations as our own products — the CRM, the accounting system and OnePlatform — which is why we can be specific about what they cost to run and to change.
What you get
The source, in your repository, from the first week. The database schema and migrations. Deployment scripts and the container definitions. Documentation for the parts a future developer will need. An admin panel your staff can use. And a scope document that fixed the price before the contract was signed.
If you later take the project in-house or to another team, everything they need is already yours. That is deliberate.
Custom development prices, 2026
Bespoke website · from
one-off
- Roles and workflow
- One or two integrations
- A bespoke admin panel
- Eight to twelve weeks
Bespoke shop · from
one-off
- Multiple warehouses, stock reservation
- Multi-carrier shipping
- Accounting integration
Portal and automation · from
one-off
- Organisational roles, forms and workflow
- Integration with internal systems
- Reporting and an audit trail
Questions about custom development
How much does a bespoke website cost?
From 250 million toman, and the range above that is set by how many integrations and how much workflow there is. We quote from a written scope after discovery, never from a phone call, because a number given before the requirements are understood is a number that changes later.
How long does it take?
Eight to twelve weeks for the first release. We ship in phases with a staging site from early on, so you are using it before it is finished rather than seeing it at the end.
Do we really own the source code?
Yes. The repository is in your account from week one, and the handover includes migrations, deployment and documentation. Nothing is licensed back to you and nothing is withheld to keep you tied to us.
Can it integrate with our accounting or ERP?
That is usually the reason for a bespoke build. What decides the effort is what your system exposes — an API, a database, or a nightly file. We establish that during discovery, before the price is fixed.
What if we want to change something after launch?
Small changes are covered by the three months of support in the base price. Larger ones are quoted as their own scope. Because the architecture is layered and tested, a change to one rule does not mean re-testing the whole application.
The scope document first, then the number
Tell us what the system has to do and what it has to connect to. Discovery is free, and it ends with a written scope, a fixed price and a date.