A website for your company
A design of your own, a mobile version, a panel so you can edit your copy without calling us, SSL and the virtual complaints book INDECOPI requires. We provide the hosting, the domain and the mailboxes too.
See details →One invoice under your tax ID and one contact who knows your project. No Peruvian agency can say that, because almost all of them design and then send you off to buy hosting in one place, mailboxes in another and an invoicing system in a third. Here the server is ours, the email is ours and the invoicing system is too.
They are bought separately or together. If you do not know which is yours, scroll down a little: there is a selector by situation.
A design of your own, a mobile version, a panel so you can edit your copy without calling us, SSL and the virtual complaints book INDECOPI requires. We provide the hosting, the domain and the mailboxes too.
See details →A catalogue with variants, a cart, Yape and Plin, Culqi and Izipay, shipping costs by zone and courier. The receipt is filed with SUNAT without anyone retyping the order.
See details →Software for your process, built in two-week sprints with a demo on a test server at the end of each. The repository is in your company's name from the first commit, with documentation and its own API. It can issue documents and send WhatsApp notices without integrating a third party.
SEO, Google Ads, Meta and TikTok, social with a calendar and a monthly report. Your accounts and your pixel, in your name.
See details →A bespoke theme, migration with 301 redirects, speed work and monthly maintenance.
See details →Do you only need the server, the domain or the mailboxes, with no project involved? That lives in the cloud section.
Nobody calls asking for "a digital service". Pick the sentence closest to yours.
In Peru half of all sales close on WhatsApp even when the shop is live. That is why the project does not start with the catalogue: it starts by deciding which payment gateways go in, how shipping is calculated and who answers the chat. Yape and Plin are not an extra, they are the payment method your customer already uses.
15 business days a small shop of up to 50 products.
25 business days a standard one of up to 500 products with variants.
Ads bring visits the same day they are approved. Ranking takes 3 to 6 months and cannot be bought. They are almost always started together: the ad spend keeps enquiries coming while the SEO matures. Before any of that, you have to check whether your site can take the traffic you are paying for.
Anyone guaranteeing you first place in four weeks is buying the keyword through Ads and calling it ranking.
A shared Excel file three people edit at once, a dispatch notebook, a quote assembled by hand every morning. We map the process as it happens today, exceptions and all, and out of that comes what gets built first. The first useful version goes into production long before the project ends.
If your case is solved by a product that already exists, we say so. Building from scratch what you could buy off the shelf is the most expensive way to start.
Sometimes it is 30 plugins fighting each other, sometimes 4 MB images and sometimes a saturated shared server. In a good many cases the site can be saved with an optimisation and a move, and it comes out considerably cheaper than starting from scratch. We tell you which of the two suits you after looking at it.
5 business days full speed optimisation.
2 business days migration to our hosting, tested on a temporary domain before the switch.
Before migrating we keep a copy of the old site. If something goes wrong, there is somewhere to go back to.
A domain of your own, email addresses with your name and a page you can send on WhatsApp. That alone lets you sell and quote properly. The rest can wait until the business asks for more, and that is how we will put it: nobody needs five services in the first month.
It holds for all five services. The deliverables change, not the way the project is run.
Half an hour on WhatsApp, on a call or in the office. What you sell, to whom, what your customers ask for and what you have tried before. The scope comes out of that, and sometimes what comes out is that we are not the right fit.
A single document: what gets done, what is out of scope, the timescale in business days and what we need from you. No surprise annexes and no line items that appear at the second meeting.
A Figma mock-up if it is a site or a shop, a clickable prototype if it is a system. You comment on it and we adjust. Changing your mind at this stage costs minutes.
Everything is set up on a temporary address so you can walk through it on your phone before publishing. On systems that happens every two weeks, at the close of each sprint.
Domain pointed, SSL issued, training recorded and credentials handed over. From that day the 30-day guarantee runs and you keep writing to the same WhatsApp as always.
Almost every project that slips does so for this reason, not for coding. If you have it ready from the start, the date in the proposal is the real date.
In business days, and the clock starts when we have your copy, your photos and sign-off on the design. That is how it is written in the proposal too.
| Project type | What is included | Timescale |
|---|---|---|
| A brochure site one single long page |
Sections, form, WhatsApp and map | 7 days |
| Corporate website 5 to 7 sections |
Home, about, services, projects, blog and contact | 15 days |
| Corporate website 15 to 30 pages |
Locations, job board, downloads and internal search | 25 days |
| Standard online shop up to 500 products |
Catalogue, payment gateways, delivery by zone and filing with SUNAT | 25 days |
| A bespoke WordPress theme | Design in Figma, templates, editable fields and training | 20 days |
| A bespoke system depending on the tier |
Basic, mid-size management, or ERP and CRM in phases | 4 wks to 10 months |
| Digital marketing monthly work |
Ads from day one. SEO moves between month 3 and month 6 | month to month |
They do not depend on size or on the service. If one of these is missing from your proposal, we made a mistake writing it.
If your project is not for us, we tell you the same day. It happens with cases better solved by a product that already exists, with deadlines we cannot meet and with budgets that do not stretch to doing it properly. We would rather lose the sale than hand you something half-finished and argue about it three months later.
Publishing an invented case study is easier than getting a client's permission. We prefer the blank space.
Half the projects that arrive asking for an online shop needed to fix how messages get answered. Others arrive asking for a system and are solved by a product that already exists. In the first half hour we try to understand the problem; the proposal comes afterwards, in writing and within 48 hours.
Every project is quoted on what you need, so we do not publish a rate that then does not hold. What we do give you before any meeting: the scope in writing, the timescale in business days and what we need from you to start.
No invented mandatory fields. This is enough for us to quote.