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Website Development

Custom-built websites with pricing set up front. Landing pages, database-backed sites, and full-stack builds with a custom admin dashboard and payment integration.

From $900

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Overview

I design and build websites the same way I build software products, as an architect, not someone installing a template and calling it done. This site (SharapovLab itself) is the proof: a database-free, content-driven, fully custom build with its own admin dashboard running behind the scenes. That's the same approach applied to your project, scoped to what you actually need instead of what a package happens to include.

Pricing

Landing Page

$900

Single page, no database, no CMS, built fast and around conversion.

  • Responsive design
  • Contact form
  • Launch-ready in days
  • Basic on-page SEO

Business Website

$1,800

Multi-page marketing site without a database.

  • Up to ~8 pages
  • Content-managed via files, not a bloated CMS
  • SEO-friendly structure and metadata

Website + Database

$3,200

Dynamic content with an admin-editable data layer.

  • Database-backed (PostgreSQL or similar)
  • Editable content without a developer
  • Scales as the business grows

+ SEO + Admin Dashboard

$5,500

Full stack with a custom dashboard for content, SEO and analytics.

  • Custom admin dashboard
  • Technical SEO setup included
  • Payment-integration-ready (Stripe, PayPal, etc.)
Add-ons
SEO Setup & Technical Audit
from $650

One-time technical SEO audit and on-page setup for an existing or new site.

Add-ons
SEO Growth Retainer
from $450/mo

Ongoing keyword strategy, content and technical improvements.

Add-ons
SMM Management
from $550/mo

Social presence and content operations run alongside the website.

Add-ons
Dashboard + Payment Integration
from $1,200

Standalone add-on: a custom admin dashboard wired to a payment gateway for any existing site.

These are starting points for a typical scope. The actual quote depends on page count, integrations and content volume, and gets confirmed before any work starts.

How I Build This

Content-driven sites, Markdown or JSON as the source of truth, skip the database entirely when there's nothing that actually needs one. They're faster, cheaper to host, and have less that can break down the line. When content changes constantly or needs to be queried, PostgreSQL or another relational store comes in, because the content demands it, not because a template happens to bundle one by default.

Admin dashboards get custom-built rather than pulled from a generic page-builder template, matched to exactly what needs managing: content, SEO metadata, analytics, payments, whatever's actually relevant. Payment integration, Stripe, PayPal, or a regional processor, wires directly into your own dashboard instead of routing through a third-party checkout page you don't control. And SEO gets built into the architecture from the start: semantic HTML, structured data, sitemaps, clean URLs. Not something bolted on after launch once someone notices traffic isn't showing up.

Who This Is For

Founders and businesses who want a real, owned website, not a page-builder subscription, and want to know the price difference between "landing page" and "full stack with a dashboard" before a call happens, not after one.

FAQ

Do I need a database for my website?

Only if content changes frequently or needs to be queried or filtered. Marketing sites and landing pages usually don't need one, and a content-driven build without a database runs faster and costs less.

What's included in the admin dashboard tier?

A custom-built panel for managing content, SEO metadata and analytics, matched to your actual workflow, plus a site that's ready to wire up a payment gateway when you need one.

Can I add SEO or a dashboard later instead of at launch?

Yes. The add-ons (SEO setup, growth retainer, dashboard + payment integration) attach to an existing site too, including one I didn't originally build.

Are these final prices?

They're starting points for the typical scope of each tier. The final quote depends on page count, integrations and content volume, and gets confirmed before work starts.