Reviews of usyou can check,not just read
A review of a web studio is worth only as much as you can verify in it. So we start with the verification: 26 live demo sites open at a link with no enquiry, three days in the admin panel, no card. If we already have a running project in your niche and the customer is willing to talk, we pass on the contact. The conversation happens without us.
26
live demo sites that open at a link
3 days
full admin access without a card
35
premium section kinds in the builder catalogue
Three things you can verify before you pay
Not one of them asks you to take our word for it, and two are available right now, with no call and no enquiry.
A portfolio that opens
The 26 themed sites in the catalogue are not pictures: the menu, the forms, the catalogue and all three languages work on a live page. Open the one closest to your niche and walk it as an ordinary visitor.
Three days in the admin panel, not a demo on somebody else's screen
The technical address is issued at once and the editor is open in full, with the whole base section set. Three days show you how fast the platform runs and whether you can edit the site yourself. The AI assistant is included in the subscription — roughly 200 requests a month; the 35 premium sections are a 20,000 ₸ module.
A customer you can ring
If we already have a running project in your niche and the customer is willing to talk, we pass on their contact and stay out of the call. Only then does their word mean anything. If there is no consent, we say so plainly.
Four channels, and a person answers on each
Any of them reaches a person rather than a shared inbox. The form at the bottom of this page is the fifth: use it when you want a written trail and a reply rather than a conversation.
Channels
What happens next
What happens to a complaint: five steps to a result
Every message becomes a card with an owner rather than a note in a shared inbox. Below is the order in which we close it, the same for praise and for a complaint.
The message becomes a card, not a thread
It arrives with its source and its timestamp. Which means it cannot be accidentally “missed”: the card sits in its column until somebody closes it.
A card with an owner
We establish what exactly broke
“The site works badly” is not a task. We ask for the page, the device, the action and what you expected to see. That step alone often shows the problem is somewhere else entirely.
A reproducible description
We separate a bug, our mistake and a mismatch of expectations
A platform bug is fixed free and for everyone at once. A mistake in our own work is redone. And if we delivered exactly what was agreed but you expected something else, we say so plainly instead of going quiet and invoicing for “extra work”.
A named cause
We fix it and show the result on your site
Not in words and not as a screenshot from the editor: you open your own page and see the change. If the fix affects more than you, it goes into the platform and reaches everyone.
A change you can see
We come back and ask whether it is closed
And only here, once the matter is closed, do we ask for feedback: by then it has something to describe. We come to you rather than waiting for you to write a second time.
An answer, not silence
Six questions worth putting to any web studio
We have a one-sentence answer ready for every one of them, and we give it before any contract is signed. Put them to every studio on your shortlist: an evasive answer is itself an answer.
Ask these on the first call
Six questions, each answerable in a single sentence
- “Give me the contact of a client you delivered to — I will ring them myself”
- “Who exactly runs the project, and what happens if that person leaves”
- “What happens to the site and the domain if I stop paying”
- “Show me a working site at a link, not a picture in a portfolio”
- “What does a copy change cost six months after handover, and who makes it”
- “Where is it written what support covers and what is billable work”
What should give you pause
Not proof of dishonesty, but a reason to ask the next question
- Reviews with no name, no date and no way to reach the author
- A portfolio in which not one project opens at a link
- Well-known logos with no explanation of what was actually built for them
- Refusing, with no reason given, to name a single current customer
- A “unique methodology” instead of an answer about who does the work
- A discount that is only valid until the end of the week
The best review of a studio is its own site opening at a link, and an admin panel it lets you inside before you pay.
You can start without us: 26 demo sites are open at a link, three days in the admin panel, no card. If we already have a running project in your niche and the customer is willing to talk, we pass on the contact. Reviews are published only with a name, a company, a date and the author's written consent to that exact text, so any of them can be checked with a phone call.
Four numbers you can check before you pay
26
ready-made themed sites
They open in full from the catalogue — not pictures in a portfolio
35
premium section kinds
A 20,000 ₸/mo premium components module, or a 32,800 ₸/mo preset
19
tools the AI assistant has
The AI assistant is included in the subscription: it shows every action and waits for your approval
3 days
trial without a card
A technical address is issued at once and nothing is charged
Four checks that cost you nothing
Two of them need no conversation at all: the catalogue and the trial are open right now.
Questions about reviews and checking a supplier
Short answers to what people ask most often.
Leave a review — or ask for a current customer's contact
One form, two requests. Say in the message which you want: to tell us about working with us, or to be put in touch with a customer we have already delivered for.
- It reaches a person on a board, not a shared mailbox
- We publish a review only with your name, the date and your written consent
- We pass on a customer's contact after they agree; if they decline, we say so
- A repeat message is never merged with the previous one — it is a separate enquiry
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