Telegram bots
from $400The bot takes orders, sells and answers questions.
- ▪bookings and requests
- ▪payments: card, crypto, Stars
- ▪customer database
- ▪admin panel — you edit texts and prices yourself
- ▪broadcasts
usually $500–1,500· from 5 days
Websites
from $600Written from scratch. Loads fast, looks right on a phone and does not fall apart when it needs changes.
- ▪landing, multi-page, store
- ▪responsive from the start
- ▪forms, payments, CRM
- ▪admin panel if you want to edit yourself
a landing is usually $600–1,200, a full site from $1,500· from 10 days
Apps
from $2,500iPhone and Android, from mockup to release. I handle App Store review correspondence, it drains more than the development itself.
- ▪iOS + Android
- ▪published in both stores
- ▪server and database
- ▪push and payments
usually from $4,000· from 6 weeks
Fixes and automation
$60/hourGot a bot or a site someone else wrote and now it is sick? I will figure it out, fix it, extend it.
- ▪changes in someone else’s code
- ▪new features in existing projects
- ▪moving to another server
- ▪wiring services together
minimum 3 hours· small fixes from $150
What the price depends on
The ranges are wide because “a site” or “a bot” can differ fivefold. What decides it:
- Features.
- A “collect requests” bot differs a lot from a “payments + database + admin panel” bot.
- Design.
- If the mockups are ready, it comes out cheaper. If there are none, I draw them myself, and that is separate work.
- Admin panel.
- Costs money once, saves it every month.
- Integrations.
- Every external service (payments, CRM, delivery) needs its own wiring.
- Urgency.
- “Needed yesterday” pushes other projects aside, and that shows in the price.
The estimate comes after the brief, in writing. If the task changes, the estimate changes. If it doesn’t, neither does the number.