Services

Four things we do for clients, with the price floor for each and the limit of each one stated up front. Prices are starting points; the final figure depends on scope.

  1. Website design, build and redesign

    A new site, or a rebuild of the one you have when the content is good but the structure and speed keep people from finding it.

    from 1200

    What you get

    • Page and content structure: what lives on which page, and why
    • A built site with a clean heading hierarchy and schema.org markup
    • Mobile rendering and speed checks, WCAG AA contrast
    • Handover: access, how to edit content, what to do next

    How it runs

    1. 01A conversation: who the site is for, and what a visitor should do
    2. 02A structure draft, approved before any design work starts
    3. 03Design and build, reviewed on a live address
    4. 04Launch and technical handover

    What this does not cover: We do not take on ongoing copywriting or social media management. Those are separate skills, and they work better in the hands of someone who speaks your industry's language.

  2. Technical SEO and search readiness

    The technical groundwork without which good content stays invisible to both search engines and AI answers.

    from 690

    What you get

    • Technical audit: indexing, robots.txt, sitemap, canonical, hreflang
    • Structured data (schema.org) that matches the text visible on the page
    • Content structure recommendations based on real search queries
    • A prioritised fix list with effort and impact estimates

    How it runs

    1. 01A scan that records the current state: the starting point is written down
    2. 02Findings ordered by impact and by how much work each takes
    3. 03Fixes, either by us or by your team from the list
    4. 04A repeat measurement with the same tool

    What this does not cover: We do not promise rankings and we do not measure success by them alone. Search engines and language models are non-deterministic. We report the work performed and the change observed.

  3. AI implementation for a narrow, measurable task

    One specific, narrow job that AI does faster and cheaper than a person, with a human checking the result.

    from 1200

    What you get

    • Process analysis: where AI genuinely helps, and where it only adds risk
    • A working implementation: document processing, classification, content drafts, internal tools
    • A quality check mechanism: how you will know the output is good enough
    • Documentation and handover to your team

    How it runs

    1. 01One narrow task is chosen, not “AI across the business”
    2. 02A trial run on your own real data
    3. 03Measurement: is the output good enough to use daily
    4. 04Implementation, or an honest conclusion that it is not worth it

    What this does not cover: We do not build systems where a model error touches human rights or health without a human in the loop. That is both an EU AI Act risk question and plain common sense.

  4. AI consulting, including EU AI Act Article 50 context

    For when you do not need work delivered, you need a decision: where to start, what to buy, what to leave alone.

    from 390

    What you get

    • A conversation about your specific cases, with no general theory
    • A written summary: priorities, rough scope, where the risks sit
    • EU AI Act Article 50 transparency context, if you run a chatbot or generate content
    • A comparison of tools and costs for your situation

    How it runs

    1. 01An enquiry with a short description of the situation
    2. 02A remote conversation of one to two hours
    3. 03A written summary within a few days

    What this does not cover: This is not legal advice. On AI Act questions we give observed facts and primary sources; the legal conclusion comes from your own lawyer.

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A site we built

A local services business in Klaipėda, Lithuania. We did the structure, the build and the technical search groundwork.

AI readiness 69/100, measured 2026-08-04 with our own public scanner. We publish the low scores too.

What people ask before the first call

Do you work with clients outside Lithuania?

Yes. All work is remote and meetings are video calls. The company is registered in Klaipėda, Lithuania, and two of our own products serve users across the EU, so working across borders is the normal case rather than the exception.

Which languages do you work in?

English and Lithuanian, in writing and in meetings. Reports and documentation are delivered in whichever of the two you prefer; we do not deliver work in languages we cannot check ourselves.

How long does a website take?

Usually four to eight weeks: a week for structure, two to four for design and build, the rest for content and launch. The slowest part is normally gathering content on your side, so we set the date after the first conversation.

Can we hire you for part of the work only?

Yes, and often that is the sensible option. We write the prioritised fix list so that your own team can execute it without us. If you want us to do only the audit, that is a complete piece of work on its own.

Where to start

Tell us the situation in a few lines. We reply on business days, usually within one working day.

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