Your business deserves a better website.

“We run a small car rental business. We started by messaging, and Nikita explained how the process would work. First, we gathered the vehicle list, photos, and rental terms, then reviewed the first version of the catalog. I asked to show the security deposit next to the daily rate because customers always ask about it over the phone. Before launch, we selected a car and dates, submitted a test booking request, and confirmed that it came through. The website turned out just as we discussed.”

“Thanks for your work! The website is already live.”

“I ordered a website for haircut appointments. I especially liked the pricing page. Customers can check the price based on their hair length and book an appointment right away.”

“What I liked most was that we discussed the timeline upfront. I knew when the first version would be ready and could set aside time to review it.”

“I do small home repairs. I used to send photos of my work and prices to each customer individually. Now I just send one link, and everything is there.”

“It looks clean and polished. I especially liked the homepage design.”

“I run a mobile car wash. I asked to move the prices and service areas higher up, because that’s what customers ask about first. It was done just right, and I’ve already added the link to my listing.”

“We built a website for a studio with group classes. At first, the schedule was one big table that required sideways scrolling on a phone. We asked for a day-by-day view. Now customers can select a day and immediately see the available classes and start times.”

“I tried booking through the website myself today. The booking request came through, and everything works 👍”

“I sent the link to a colleague. He found what he needed on the first try, so the navigation clearly works.”

“I ordered a website for my apartment cleaning business. We had a call first, and I explained the types of cleaning we offer and what affects the price. When I saw the first version, I asked for post-renovation cleaning to have its own section. Then we tested the form together on a phone. Now each inquiry shows me what type of cleaning the customer needs and the requested date.”

“Nikita and I agreed on the price right away. Later, I wanted to add another page. We discussed the extra cost before he built it. That approach works well for me.”

“Thank you, Nikita! I’m already sending the link to customers. It’s exactly what I wanted.”

“I needed a website for a small gift shop. We discussed which gift sets are in stock, which are made to order, and how long each one takes to prepare. Each set now has a description and an estimated preparation time in the catalog. I can send a direct link so customers see exactly what’s included.”

“Thank you, everything works great!”

“Our old website had an outdated price list. During the redesign, I asked to be shown how to change prices myself. After delivery, I received a short screen recording. The next day, I used it to update one service price, and it worked.”

“I make custom furniture. I contacted Nikita when I realized I was getting lost in all my project photos. He suggested organizing them into categories so customers could view just the kitchens, for example. I picked the projects, added dimensions and materials, and reviewed how everything looked. Now I can send a direct link when someone asks about a particular kitchen.”

“The website was for renting out an event space. On our first call, I said people usually ask about guest capacity and what’s included. We placed those details next to the photos. When reviewing the finished page, I remembered an extra hour available for setup. We added that too, so all the terms are in one place.”

“The website turned out excellent. I’m happy with it, thank you!”

“I run workshops and wanted one link with all the information for participants. We agreed that the date, location and price should be visible right away, followed by the program and what to bring. After we approved the site, the venue changed. I messaged Nikita, and the address was updated that same day. I’m already sending the link to people signing up for the next workshop.”

“I’m a photographer, and I used to explain all my session terms in private messages. On our first call, I told Nikita what kinds of shoots I offer and what people ask most often. The first homepage felt too formal, so I sent a couple of examples I liked. We made the page lighter, displayed the photos larger and moved prices to their own section. Now I send the link before a call so people can browse my work and choose the type of session that suits them.”

“My business partner and I had different ideas for the website. On the first call, we went through what each of us wanted customers to see. We kept a short introduction on the homepage and put examples and details on separate pages. When we got the design, we reviewed it together and sent our comments in one message. After the changes, we were both happy with it.”

“I liked everything. It’s easy to use on my phone, too.”

“I have a small repair workshop. I asked for a clear list of what we repair and what customers should bring with their devices. We also added a photo of the entrance from the courtyard. Now I just send the link when someone asks how to find us.”

“I teach English and wanted one place with information about lessons and trial bookings. I sent Nikita my old listings, and he helped turn them into a proper page. Now students can easily see the lesson options and prices.”

“I ordered a website for our opening. I gave the date and explained what needed to be ready by then. I was told which materials were needed first, so I sent photos and text in stages. The pages were shared one at a time, giving me time to review each one. A couple of days before opening, our hours changed; they updated them and double-checked the contact details. On opening day, I posted the link on social media.”

“This is my first website. I told Nikita what I do and sent a couple of examples I liked. He explained step by step what to send, when I’d see the first version and how revisions would work. I sent photos and a service list, and we went through the pages together. On my phone, the inquiry button was hard to find, so I asked to move it higher. We finished by submitting a test inquiry and confirming that it came through. I liked being able to describe changes in my own words and see the results right away.”

“I asked for a map and a call button. I opened the site on my phone: the directions opened correctly, and the call button worked too. Exactly what I wanted.”

“I sent some photos and a voice message explaining what I do. They put together the first version from that. I asked to change the wording a little so it sounded more like how I speak to clients. They adjusted it, and it feels like me.”

“The website turned out just as we discussed. Everything works, thank you.”

“I checked the website on my phone and computer. Everything is easy to read. I tested the inquiry form too, and the message came through.”

“We first discussed the pages I needed and what to prepare. After seeing the first version, I asked to revise some wording and rearrange the sections on the homepage. The revisions were made, and I’m happy with the result.”