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A corporate website that sells your expertise

A multi-page company website: services, cases, team, blog. We design the structure around search demand and build it on our own code with a friendly admin — so it grows with the business.

Price
from $1,500
Timeline
3–6 weeks
Format
Turn-key + CMS for your team
3–6 wk
from brief to launch
95+
Lighthouse on every page
2
languages included in the Standard package
About the service

Why a company needs a website on its own code

A corporate website is not a business card — it's the company's main asset in search. While a landing page closes one offer, a multi-page site collects traffic across dozens of queries: services, industries, cases, articles. Every page is a separate entry point for a customer looking for a solution.

We design the structure from the keyword map and business goals: which services people search for, how they compare vendors, what they need to see to trust you. Then a design system, so the site looks coherent at 10 pages and at 100, and a CMS in which a marketer publishes a case study or article in 15 minutes without a developer.

A hand-written Next.js front end brings speed, security and full control: no WordPress plugins, no vulnerabilities, no monthly fee for a builder. The site scales easily — add a client portal, a catalog, a CRM integration or a second language.

Who it's for

Who needs a corporate website

  • B2B companies and manufacturers

    Complex product, long sales cycle, tenders — the site has to prove competence and collect inbound from search.

  • Service companies

    Law, construction, IT integrators, healthcare — several service lines, each with its own demand.

  • Brands outgrowing a landing page

    More services, case studies and a team — one page can no longer hold everything you need to show.

  • Companies with an outdated site

    A 2015 WordPress site that is slow, breaks and doesn't rank — time to migrate without losing positions.

Sound familiar?

Typical corporate website problems — and our fix

  1. Problem

    The site exists, but search brings 20 visitors a month: the structure doesn't answer customer queries.

    Our fix

    We design the structure from keywords: a page per service and industry, internal linking, a blog for informational queries.

  2. Problem

    Adding a case study or a news item means calling a developer — who is busy.

    Our fix

    A CMS with clear fields: cases, articles and vacancies get published by your team in minutes.

  3. Problem

    WordPress with 30 plugins: slow, hacked, updates break the layout.

    Our fix

    Our own Next.js code — minimal dependencies, static generation, security and speed by default.

  4. Problem

    The design has drifted: every new section was built by a different vendor.

    Our fix

    A component-based design system — every new section looks like part of the whole, not a patch.

What's included

What's included in corporate website development

10

  1. 01

    Analysis and structure

    Keyword map, competitor analysis, sitemap and user scenarios.

  2. 02

    Prototyping

    Interactive Figma prototypes of key pages before design — logic gets approved early.

  3. 03

    Design system

    UI kit: typography, colors, components, states. A foundation for growth without losing coherence.

  4. 04

    Copywriting

    Service pages, about, benefits, cases — written for the query structure and sales goals.

  5. 05

    Development

    Next.js, TypeScript, responsive, accessible, server rendering and static generation.

  6. 06

    CMS (Payload)

    Services, cases, blog, team, vacancies — edited by your team, with drafts and preview.

  7. 07

    SEO foundation

    Schema.org (Organization, Service, Article, FAQ), hreflang, sitemap, redirects from the old site.

  8. 08

    Integrations

    CRM, forms, calculators, maps, live chat, newsletters, GA4 and Yandex Metrica.

  9. 09

    Multilingual

    Locales, language switcher, separate URLs and hreflang for every version.

  10. 10

    Launch and training

    Domain migration, hosting setup, team training, 60 days of warranty fixes.

Stack and tools

10

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Payload CMS
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Figma
  • PostgreSQL / SQLite
  • Vercel / VPS
  • GA4
  • Yandex Metrica
How we work

How we build a corporate website

Total3–6 weeks

  1. 013–5 days

    Analysis

    Interviews with you, competitor analysis, keyword research. Output: site structure and a spec.

  2. 023–5 days

    Prototype

    Prototypes of the home, service, case and contact pages. Logic approved before design.

  3. 031–2 weeks

    Design

    Concept on the home page, then the design system and the remaining page templates.

  4. 041–2 weeks

    Development

    Front end, CMS, content, integrations, SEO markup. A staging site for review.

  5. 052–3 days

    Launch

    Testing, redirects, domain migration, team training, source handover.

Pricing

Corporate website pricing

Basic

from $1,500

3 weeks

A compact company site: services, about, contacts.

  • Up to 7 pages
  • Design based on page templates
  • Responsive build
  • CMS for copy and news
  • Forms + CRM
  • Technical SEO
Choose

Standard

Most popular

from $2,800

4–5 weeks

A full showcase of expertise, designed to grow in search.

  • Up to 15 pages + section templates
  • Keyword-driven structure
  • Unique design and a design system
  • Cases, blog, team, vacancies in the CMS
  • 2 languages
  • Schema.org, hreflang, redirects
  • 60 days of support
Choose

Extended

from $5,000

6–8 weeks

Complex scenarios, integrations and client portals.

  • Unlimited pages
  • Client portal / dashboard
  • ERP, accounting and partner API integrations
  • Calculators, configurators, catalogs
  • Load testing
  • SLA support
Choose

Prices are indicative — we fix the estimate after the analysis stage. Payment is per milestone, on acceptance.

Comparison

Own code vs WordPress vs page builder

CriteriaVectra (Next.js)WordPressPage builder
SpeedStatic generation, 95+Depends on theme and pluginsHeavy platform scripts
SecurityMinimal dependencies, private adminRegular plugin vulnerabilitiesPlatform's responsibility
ScalingAny sections, portals, integrationsVia plugins, with limitsWithin the platform's plans
Content editingCMS tailored to your entitiesFlexible but clutteredSimple but templated
Cost of ownershipHosting from $5/mo, code is yoursPlugin updates and maintenanceA monthly fee forever
FAQ

Corporate website questions

How much does a corporate website cost?

From $1,500 for a compact site of up to 7 pages and from $2,800 for a site with a unique design, CMS and SEO-driven structure. Large projects with portals and integrations start at $5,000. The estimate is fixed after analysis.

How long does development take?

3–6 weeks on average. A compact site takes about 3 weeks; a site with a design system and content, 4–5 weeks. Timelines also depend on how fast approvals happen on your side, so we agree the schedule upfront.

Can we migrate from the old site without losing rankings?

Yes. We map 301 redirects from old URLs, keep meta tags and content of important pages, and verify indexing after the move in Search Console.

Which CMS do you use and does it cost anything?

Payload CMS — open source, no license fees. We configure fields for your entities (services, cases, articles), drafts and role-based access. Your team gets trained in one call.

Is copywriting included?

Yes, copywriting is included in the Standard and Extended packages: we interview your experts and write for the query structure. In Basic, copy is based on your materials.

What about support after launch?

60 days of free warranty fixes. After that — hourly support or a monthly package: updates, new pages, SEO improvements.

Do we need a second language?

If you work with international partners or want traffic from other markets — yes. Multilingual support is built into the architecture: separate URLs, hreflang, translations in the CMS.

Let's discuss your site structure

Send your current site or a company description — we'll propose a structure, a timeline and an estimate.