Choosing a plan
Choose the scope based on the size of your website, how it will be edited and your growth needs. Compare what your business will actually use.
Read the guide
Needs first. The plan a moment later.

A small information site and an extensive website have different requirements. Write down your priorities, then compare them with the scope of the offer.
Count your pages and features
Basic covers up to 5 pages, and Professional up to 10, a blog and 3D elements in the design. The CMS is included in every plan. For custom components, interactive 3D scenes or a larger structure, look at Premium or Enterprise.
Decide how often things change
Think about how often your services, news and materials change. Choose a care rhythm that matches your team's real work.
Compare how billing works
The pricing page shows monthly and annual payments as well as the setup fee. Check the total cost and terms before you decide.
Work out what your website needs
These answers will help you compare the scope of the plans. You will find detailed prices on the pricing page.
Size of the website
Count the pages and the collections you need, such as a blog.
Way of working
Decide who edits the content and how often the site changes.
Scope comparison
Match your needs with the plans. Discuss an unusual scope with us individually.
Questions and answers
Which plan suits a simple company website?ExpandCollapse
The Basic Plan can be a good starting point if up to 5 pages are enough. It also includes access to the CMS, so you can change the content yourself.
What if several people will edit the content?ExpandCollapse
The CMS is included in every plan, and plans differ in the number of additional editors: Professional includes up to 2 and Premium up to 5. We can support a larger team on the Enterprise plan.
Where can I find current prices?ExpandCollapse
On the Pricing page. This guide explains how to choose, while the detailed amounts and the scope comparison stay in one place in the offer.
Let's make room
for your project.
Tell us what your business needs.
Together we will agree on the next step.