Corporate Website Development

Most corporate website projects take three to six months from kickoff to launch, depending on the number of pages, content readiness, and the complexity of custom features.

A typical project includes strategy and discovery, custom UX/UI design, responsive development, content integration, basic SEO setup, and a final round of testing before launch.

Either works. If you already have copy, we will structure and optimize it for the web. If you do not, our team can write the content for you as part of the project, working from a brief and your brand materials.

Yes. We regularly take over existing sites, whether the goal is a visual refresh, a technical rebuild on a more reliable stack, or both. We start with an audit of what is working and what is not before proposing a plan.

We typically build on Laravel for custom functionality and content management, with options for headless or AI-assisted frontends where it benefits performance and scalability. The stack is chosen to match your specific requirements, not a one-size-fits-all template.

We offer post-launch support packages covering updates, monitoring, and minor changes, so the site stays secure and current after we hand it over. Details are discussed as part of the proposal.

Yes. Every corporate website we build is fully responsive across devices and launches with core on-page SEO in place — proper page structure, meta data, and fast-loading pages — so you are not starting from zero after launch.

Yes. Every client gets access to our project portal: stages, approvals, documents and requests in one place.

A corporate website at Peretz Agency costs $20,000 to $40,000. Where a project lands in that range depends on the number of content types and templates, the number of languages and markets, the integrations with your CRM or other systems, and how much content has to be written, translated or migrated. The final price is set after a $500 strategic session, which is credited toward the project if you go ahead within 30 days.

In our projects each additional market adds 10 to 30 per cent to the design and development budget, and SEO for that market adds 20 to 30 per cent to the SEO work. A language that fits the existing layout sits at the lower end; Arabic and Chinese can reach the top, because Arabic needs a mirrored right-to-left layout and both scripts need their own fonts. After launch, every version also needs someone who keeps its content up to date.

That is what the content model is for. Before design we agree which kinds of content exist, who edits them and who approves them, in which languages. On the TSEKH site, for example, the team adds projects, textures and blog posts by itself in the administration panel, in Ukrainian, Russian and English. Plan for an owner of every language: a version that is launched and then left alone turns into thin, outdated content.

Yes. We connect the site's forms to the CRM you use, and before development we agree what happens when the CRM is unavailable, when the same person writes twice, or when two systems disagree about the same customer. On the Honda and FIAT dealer platforms, the site worked in sync with the CRM and inventory systems, so stock, inquiries and service scheduling stayed consistent.

By structuring it for people first: the answer before the details, one consistent name for the company, its people and its services in every language, structured data for the organisation, the services and the FAQ, real headings, and pages that answer buyers' commercial questions. Visibility in English does not carry over to other languages by itself, so each strategic language needs its own pages and links. For an existing site, an AEO and GEO audit costs $1,500.

A landing page, from $4,000, is enough for a single offer to a single audience, such as a product launch or a campaign. A corporate site fits when you have several services or audiences, case studies and people to show, several languages, or inquiries that should go into a CRM. If customers order and pay on the site, you need an online store, from $25,000.