Websites and Web Applications
Built Around Your Business

From structure and design to a working product. For public websites, we start with search demand and competitor research. One team handles design, content, and development, with scope and pricing agreed before development begins.

Work directly with a small team led by Anton Byvshev, an engineer with more than 20 years of experience.

We reply within one business day. Tell us briefly what you need, and we'll clarify the details needed for an estimate.

Websites from$2,700
Web application MVPs from$10,800
Team rate$90per hour
Engineering lead20+years

Online Store

A catalog, checkout, and integrations suited to how you sell. We'll identify where an existing theme is enough and where custom development is needed.

For launching a store or improving an existing one.

Simple store on a theme$5,400–$9,000
Custom or headless$10,800–$18,000
Ecommerce Development
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What We've Built

WordPress rebuild

Desert Bloom: A WordPress Website Rebuild

We replaced a page-builder theme with a custom theme and a Gutenberg block system. The project included page templates, site search, and an editing experience with layout previews.

The clinic's team can assemble pages from prepared blocks and see how the content will look. The case study covers the site's architecture and technical measurements before and after the rebuild. On the home page, load time dropped about 87% (3.63s to 456ms), with Lighthouse scoring 4×100.

Home page load time3.63s → 456ms
Lighthouse4×100
ScopeCustom theme · Content editing · Site search
Desert Bloom website after the WordPress rebuild
Education platform

UnveilYou: An Education Platform

We built a platform with courses, a learning dashboard, progress tracking, video, payments, and a community. The project brings together user interfaces, backend development, and the required integrations.

The platform is live: members can work through their courses, and the creator has a dedicated system for delivering the educational product.

TypeWeb application
Product surfaceLearning dashboard
IntegrationsPayments and integrations
UnveilYou education platform interface
Campaign landing page

Desert Bloom: A Rhinoplasty Landing Page

We built a non-surgical rhinoplasty landing page informed by search queries and audience discussions. The opening presents the offer, starting price, and provider. The page then covers patient examples, candidacy, treatment limitations, and the path to a consultation.

A prospective patient's questions shape the page: what can change, whether the treatment is suitable, and what happens at the consultation.

InputAudience research
Page workOffer structure
Target actionBooking journey
Desert Bloom non-surgical rhinoplasty landing page
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Research First. Website Design Next.

Before designing pages, we investigate what your customers search for and what they need to know before getting in touch.

  1. Understand the Business

    We review your offer, audience, and website goals. We identify the services or products the site needs to present and the actions visitors should be able to take.

  2. Research Demand and Customer Questions

    We analyze search queries, SEMrush data, and interest trends in Google Trends. Where useful, we also review audience discussions to understand people’s questions, concerns, and language.

  3. Examine Search Results and Competitors

    We look at the pages answering buyers’ queries, how alternatives are presented, and what information is missing from the decision process.

  4. Plan the Structure and Prototype

    We decide which topics need separate pages, what each page should explain, and where to offer the next step. This becomes the foundation for design and copy.

Research depth and the number of pages receiving detailed work are defined in the project scope.

We also build the technical foundation for search: accessible HTML, a clear page structure, internal links, metadata, and appropriate structured data. Search positions, AI citations, and AI recommendations are not guaranteed.

See the Approach in Practice

The Desert Bloom rhinoplasty landing page shows this structure: the offer and price at the top, patient examples, an explanation of the consultation, candidacy criteria, and answers to questions before booking.

Explore the Landing Page
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What Does Your Type of Project Cost?

Use these ranges to plan your budget. The final estimate depends on pages, features, integrations, and content scope.

Package depth

The small website package includes in-depth work on approximately three core content pages; the business website package covers up to eight key pages. These figures describe the depth of work, not the site's total page count. Utility pages are defined separately in the project scope.

Additional work

Our standard team rate is $90 per hour. Changes to the agreed scope are estimated before work begins, and two rounds of revisions are included at each stage. Hosting, subscriptions, and third-party service fees are separate.

After launch

A 30-day defect-fix warranty covers defects against the agreed acceptance criteria. You receive the code, account access, and documentation at handover. Ongoing support and content work are optional, starting at $1,000 per month.

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How the Project Works

Step 01

Discuss the Task

Tell us what you want to launch or change. We review the requirements and clarify the details needed for an estimate. A simple website or store may only need an existing platform or theme; we recommend custom development where the task calls for it.

Step 02

Agree on the Scope

We define the deliverables, project boundaries, and acceptance criteria. You see the scope and price before development begins.

Step 03

Review the Work in Stages

You review progress at agreed milestones, with two rounds of revisions included at each stage. If new requirements arise, we estimate the scope change first.

Step 04

Launch and Hand Over

We deploy the project, connect the domain, and check it after launch. You receive account access, the code repository, instructions, and technical documentation. A 30-day defect-fix warranty covers defects against the agreed acceptance criteria.

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Who Leads Development?

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Anton ByvshevEngineering lead · 20+ years

Anton Byvshev leads development at iQyra and brings more than 20 years of engineering experience.

In teams at previous employers, he contributed to core systems for a major bank's online mortgage platform and the backend of a platform tracking around one billion product records from approximately 1,000 stores.

At iQyra, you work with a small team that defines the project scope and takes responsibility for delivery. We use AI tools with review by experienced specialists. Implementation, testing, and handover remain our responsibility.

More About the Team
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You Keep the Code, Access, and Control

You receive the code created for your project and the documentation needed to run and maintain it. Your domain, hosting, and analytics accounts are set up with your ownership and access. Any pre-existing tools and third-party licenses are identified separately in the project scope.

Every website package includes a CMS for agreed text and image edits, plus instructions for your team. After handover, you can continue on your own, work with another team, or stay with us. Ongoing support is optional.

Code and repositoryYours
Domain, hosting, analyticsYour accounts
Ongoing supportOptional, from $1,000/mo
Ownership and Support Terms

Let's Discuss Your Project

Tell us what you want to launch or improve. If you have an existing website or product, include a link. Share your budget, timeline, and integration needs if you've already decided on them.

We reply within one business day. We'll review the task and clarify what we need to prepare an estimate.

Get a Project Estimate

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