Questions we get before the first call

No. We sign an NDA before the first file moves. Our name is not in the code, the footer, or our portfolio. If you need us on a call, we join under your domain and your brand.

Two or three. We keep it that low on purpose — it is the reason deadlines hold. If we are full, we say so the same day rather than taking the work and slipping.

A landing page starts at 950 €, a site up to eight pages at 2,900 €, an online store at 4,500 €, brand identity at 1,800 €. A reserved monthly slot starts at 2,900 €. Fixed before we start.

A landing page in three to five business days. A site up to eight pages in three to four weeks. A store in five to eight weeks. Identity in two to three weeks. From a complete brief, counted in business days.

Bank transfer in euros, invoiced from our European entity. Half at the start, half at handover. Larger projects split into three payments by stage.

Bugs are ours for thirty days and cost nothing. New requests are quoted as new work, so your margin stays intact instead of disappearing into free revisions.

Same standard of work, roughly half the price, and a real overlap in working hours. We are six hours ahead of New York and stay reachable into the US morning. The trade-off is that we will not sit in your office.

It depends on how many pages, how much of the content we write, and whether you need a store. We quote a fixed number in writing within one business day of seeing the scope, and it does not move unless you change what you asked for. Agencies buying white label capacity have published rates.

Three to five business days for a landing page, three to four weeks for a site up to eight pages, five to eight weeks for a store. That assumes we have the content and feedback when we need them.

Yes, all of them. Source code, Figma files, hosting and domain access. If you move to another agency next year, nothing stays behind with us.

Yes. Send Figma and we build it as drawn. We will flag anything that will break on mobile or hurt performance, but we will not redesign your work uninvited.

We do, as part of the project. You supply the facts, product details and any numbers. We turn that into pages. If you prefer to write it yourself, the price drops.

Two to three weeks from a complete brief for most companies. Add a week if we are also designing packaging or signage. The slow part is usually feedback, not design.

Yes, fully, including vector source files and any commissioned artwork. The only exception is licensed typefaces, where you own the licence rather than the font. We tell you the cost before choosing one.

Often that is the better option. If the mark still holds up, we rebuild the system around it — type, color, applications — for less than a full rebrand and with less disruption to your customers.

It depends on how many applications you need designed. We quote a fixed price in writing after a short call. Agencies buying identity work white label have published rates.

You do. We can deliver the system and let your designer apply it, which is common with in-house teams. We flag anything that will break, then step back.

Shopify if you want it to just work and do not mind the monthly fee. WooCommerce if you need unusual rules or already run WordPress. We will say which fits after hearing how you sell, not before.

Yes. Products, customers and order history move across, and we redirect old URLs so you keep the rankings you already have. Migration without redirects is the most common way stores lose traffic overnight.

Five to eight weeks for most stores. A large catalog or unusual shipping rules add time. We give a fixed date with the quote, not a range that moves.

Yes, in our own studio. It is usually the single biggest difference between a store that converts and one that does not, and it is the part most businesses postpone.

It depends on catalog size and how much content we produce. You get a fixed price in writing after a short call. Agencies buying store builds white label have published rates.

Technical fixes often show within four to six weeks. Rankings for competitive terms take three to six months of consistent work. We would rather tell you that now than explain it in month two.

No, and neither can anyone else. We guarantee the work, the reporting and honesty about what is realistic for your market. Guarantees on rankings usually mean targeting terms nobody searches.

They do different jobs. Ads bring traffic today and stop when you stop paying. SEO takes months and keeps working afterwards. Most companies need ads first and SEO running underneath.

No. The audit works on any site. Sometimes the finding is that the platform itself caps what is achievable, in which case we say so rather than billing monthly against a ceiling.

The audit is a fixed one-off price. Monthly work is quoted after it, based on what the audit found. You are not asked to commit to a retainer before seeing the list.

Work that makes AI systems cite your company when they answer a question in your category. Traditional SEO chases a ranking and a click. GEO chases a mention inside the answer, where there may be no click at all.

It overlaps but the target moved. SEO optimizes for a results page. GEO optimizes for being quoted in a generated answer, which rewards clear structure, specific facts and third-party corroboration more than keyword placement.

No. Nobody can, and anyone who does is guessing. We can show whether you are named today, do the work that makes citation more likely, and measure the change monthly with the same questions.

Structured data and content changes can show within weeks because these systems re-crawl often. Building the third-party presence they lean on takes longer, usually a few months.

With the audit. It is a fixed one-off price and it either shows you are already named, in which case you need less than you thought, or it shows you are missing and exactly where.

Enough for the platform to learn, which in most categories means a few hundred euros a week to start. We will tell you the floor for your market honestly, including when it is above what you had in mind.

No. A flat monthly fee, invoiced separately from spend, which goes directly to Google or Meta. A percentage model rewards us for spending more of your money, which is the wrong incentive.

The first month is setup and learning, the second is adjustment, and the third is the first month worth judging. Shorter engagements pay for the learning phase and quit before it pays back.

Yes, and usually we prefer it. An account with history has data worth keeping. We audit it first and tell you whether it is salvageable or better rebuilt.

We do, in our studio. Photography, video and the graphic variants the platforms need. Campaigns fail on weak creative more often than on weak targeting.

In our studio in Belgrade, or on location. For clients abroad, most product work ships to us and comes back with the images. Location work in the US is possible but the travel cost usually outweighs the saving.

It depends on setup complexity. A straightforward product day produces dozens of finished images. A styled food or interior shoot produces fewer but takes longer per frame. We agree the list beforehand so nobody is surprised.

Yes, anywhere and indefinitely. Full usage rights are included rather than licensed per placement. If a recognizable model appears, their release covers the same usage.

Usually yes, and it is the cheapest way to get both. The lighting is largely shared. We plan the shot list so the two do not fight each other for time.

Quoted per shoot day plus post-production, after we see the shot list. Agencies buying production white label have published rates.

For streaming, rarely. Crew, cameras and a mixing setup do not travel economically, and a local team will beat us on cost. We cover Serbia, Bosnia and neighbouring countries. For events elsewhere, we can still handle graphics, post-production and the player on your site.

We measure it in advance and tell you what to arrange. Where a fixed line is unreliable we bond mobile connections as backup. This is the single most common reason streams fail and it is entirely preventable.

YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, LinkedIn or a player embedded in your own site, several at once if you want. The site player can be password protected or sell access, which matters when the event is ticketed.

Yes. We build the player into your site with access control or payment, so the stream stays yours rather than sitting on someone else's platform with their advertising around it.

It depends on camera count, event length and whether graphics and a commentary position are needed. You get a fixed quote after the venue survey, and it includes the recording.