Frequently asked questions

It depends on the scope. A landing page, an online store, and a custom business application need different timelines. After reviewing your brief, we’ll agree on milestones and a realistic delivery date before work starts.

Not automatically. A VPS gives you dedicated resources, which can improve performance and reliability. However, real speed also depends on the server specs, your setup, network conditions, and website optimization.

Yes, especially for an unmanaged VPS. You should know the basics of Linux commands, SSH, and web server configuration. Managed VPS plans handle much of this for you, but they usually cost more.

Yes. You can transfer your website files and database to the VPS and point your domain's DNS to it. When I migrated my Django project, the whole process took about seven days, including server setup and deployment. A simple website can take much less time.

The cost depends on the provider, server specs, and management services. A VPS is usually more expensive than shared hosting, but it gives you more control and dedicated resources. Always check renewal costs and extra charges before choosing a plan.

We quote around the work you actually need. You can choose a standalone landing page, an ongoing design partnership, or a larger custom project. Tell us your priorities and we’ll put together a clear scope and price.

You’ll help define requirements, review designs and working features, and share feedback at key milestones. We handle the implementation and keep you involved through regular updates.

Absolutely. We can build your website or storefront around your existing identity and design guidelines. Share your current website, assets, and business goals when you get in touch.

WordPress website development, Shopify store development, custom web design and development, custom enterprise software, website care and maintenance, speed optimization, store migration and redesign, and API integration and workflow automation. We’ll agree on the features and deliverables in your project scope.

We’ll discuss your goals, recommend an approach, and agree on the scope, timeline, and next steps together. There’s no obligation to start a project just because you ask a question.