A constructioncompany websitethat names a priceand its limit
A construction company website answers the two questions someone asks before handing over their flat: what it costs per square metre, and whether the estimate will grow halfway through the job. A site that says “prices on request” gets closed in five seconds. A construction and renovation website built on INIT is arranged around those two questions: a price per square metre for each type of work, beside it a line saying what that price excludes, then a portfolio of finished jobs, stages with honest durations, the contract and the warranty.
3 days
free, no card — a working address is issued immediately
35
kinds of section: price list, project gallery, stages, survey form
from 12,800 ₸
a month for the site — we name our price the way we ask you to name yours
ru / kz / en
three versions of the site, each with its own copy
Four questions you are compared on, against the crew down the road
Not one of them is about which tiles you lay. All four are about money and time, and the answer to each has to be on the site before anyone dials a number.
What people type before they call
Six blocks that do all the work
These are ordinary builder sections: placed with the mouse, filled with your own text and reordered at will. Nothing has to be coded — the page is assembled by moving blocks around.
A price per square metre, by type of work
Shell, full finish, turnkey, with bathrooms and electrics priced separately. Each line carries a rate and a note on what it covers. The neighbouring “not included” line removes half your future disputes and half the “why has it gone up” calls.
Projects with floor area and duration
Each project: a handover photograph, the floor area, the scope of work and how long it took. Eight captioned projects convince more than two hundred photographs in a row.
The run of work, week by week
The sequence of stages with a duration on each. The customer sees what the timeline is made of and stops treating it as a number you invented.
A survey booking form where people think about booking
The form sits directly under the price list rather than alone at the bottom of the page. The enquiry lands on the kanban board and the card shows which section it came from — the price list, the portfolio or the office-refurbishment page — so you know what the conversation is about before you open it.
Contract and warranty
What gets signed, at which stage, and the warranty you give on the work. This is the block that separates a company from a crew with a classified ad.
Kazakh and English versions
Each version has its own copy rather than a machine translation of the Russian page: the price list and the scope descriptions are rewritten for the language.
Figures you can check before you pay
26
ready-made sites in the catalogue
take the closest one in spirit and move the content across to your own trades
35
kinds of section in the builder
price list, project gallery, stages, forms, reviews, FAQ — all placed with the mouse
19
tools the admin assistant has
raise every rate in the price list with one request; it shows the changes and waits for approval
3
site languages
Russian, Kazakh and English, each with its own content
One handover photograph beats a hundred of the work in progress
Progress shots prove that you work. A photograph of a finished job shows how it ended, and that is what people decide on. Every project needs three captions: floor area, scope of work and duration. Without them the gallery is just other people's renovations, indistinguishable from the next firm's.
Floor area, type of work and duration captioned under every project
Before-and-after shot from the same position, not from two different ones
Your own photographs instead of stock: stock gets recognised, and it costs trust
Projects split by type: new build, older flat, office, house
Three ways to show a price. Two of them lose the customer.
This is the one place on a construction company's site where getting it wrong costs enquiries every day. The difference is not presentation — it is what happens two weeks after the call.
A calculator that returns an exact figure
It has not seen the property, has not looked at the state of the screed and does not know the wall in question is load-bearing. The customer remembers that figure as a promise, and any recalculation after the survey looks like a bait-and-switch — even when it is entirely honest.
“Prices on request”
It reads as “expensive, but we are not saying”. The visitor does not ring to find out; they open the next tab. You learn neither who they were nor that you lost the enquiry.
A rate per metre by type of work — and a “not included” line
The customer sees the order of magnitude and understands what makes it up. The survey form sits beside the price list, the enquiry reaches the kanban board naming the page and section it came from, and the actual estimate is one you give yourself, after you have seen the property.
Five steps from the catalogue to the first enquiry
The order is not decorative: there is nowhere to upload a portfolio until the site exists, and no way to test the enquiry form until it is on a page.
Pick a site from the catalogue and keep the blocks you need
The catalogue holds 26 ready-made sites. Everything a construction company needs — price list, project gallery, stages, survey form — are existing builder sections you add with the mouse. A working address is issued immediately; your own domain can be connected later.
The site opens on a link
Put in your own rates and your own stages
Change the names of the trades, the rates per metre and the “not included” line to match how you actually price. Edit it by hand or ask the assistant — it shows the list of changes and waits for your approval.
The prices and timings are yours
Upload your projects
The longest step, and nobody can do it for you: handover photographs, floor area, scope of work and duration for each project. Eight captioned projects are enough for the page to stop reading as a template.
A portfolio that distinguishes you
Add the Kazakh version
The second and third versions are not copies of the Russian one: the price list and the scope descriptions are rewritten for the language. The assistant prepares a translation aware of what is already translated; you correct the wording.
The site in three languages
Send yourself the first enquiry
Fill in the survey form as a customer would and look at the card on the kanban board: which page and which section it arrived from. Send it twice — the second one will not be folded into the first, because repeat enquiries are never treated as duplicates here.
Enquiries arrive
Customers are not afraid of your price. They are afraid the price you quoted will not be the final one.
Which is why the price list that wins on a construction company's site is not the prettiest one but the most honest: a rate per metre for every type of work and, next to it, a line saying what it excludes. A site that names the limit of an estimate itself gets fewer calls — and nearly all of them from people who have already accepted the order of magnitude.
What the subscription covers, and what the platform does not do
A construction business is estimates, materials and people on site. The website covers one of those three, and it is better to know which before you start.
Included
Works from the first minutes and is edited by you
- The AI assistant is included in the subscription: 19 tools, every change on your approval
- A ready-made site from a 26-theme catalogue — editable down to its structure
- Price list, project gallery, stages, survey form — from 35 kinds of section
- Russian, Kazakh and English versions with separate content
- Enquiries on a kanban board; the card names the page and section it came from
- A section editor: rates, stages and portfolio edited without a developer
- A working address immediately; your own domain connected later
Not included
Deliberately outside the platform
- It does not price the job for you or fill rates in — the figures are yours
- It does not track materials and does not replace your accounting
- It does not produce a design scheme or a 3D visualisation
- It does not reply to customers on your behalf: enquiries reach a person, not an autoresponder
- A bespoke brand design is built by our web studio as a separate project — from 1,500,000 ₸
What you do yourself, without opening a thread with a developer
The season starts in spring and material prices move earlier than that. Edits of this kind have to take a minute, otherwise the site goes stale quietly.
Raise rates before the season
One request to the assistant: it finds every line in the price list, shows what will change and applies it once you approve.
Add a finished project
Photographs, floor area, scope of work and duration. The order of the projects in the gallery is yours to set.
Change a duration on one trade
Durations live in the stages section and are edited like ordinary text — with no need to contact anybody.
Never lose a repeat enquiry
The same person writes again a week later and you get a second card, not a silent “we have had this one”. Repeat enquiries are never merged here.
A ready-made site, a bespoke site, and a social profile
The “what does it cost” line comes first on purpose: on a construction company's site it decides everything — and the same applies to this page.
| Ready-made, on a subscription | Bespoke, built by the web studio | Social profile and directory | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs to start | 12,800 ₸/mo | from 1,500,000 ₸ | A budget for promoting posts |
| Time to the first enquiry | Minutes, the price list in an evening | Weeks, in stages | The same day |
| A rate per metre by type of work — the section already exists | Designed to order | Only in the text of a post | |
| Portfolio with area, scope and duration | |||
| Enquiries in one place, with status and history | Designed to order | Direct messages and comments | |
| Three languages with separate content, at the same price | Each language quoted separately | ||
| Rate and schedule edits without a developer | |||
| Updates, hosting and security handled by the platform | Under a support agreement | ||
| Found in search for “turnkey renovation” |
The 12,800 ₸ a month subscription covers the construction company's site in full. A bespoke brand design and non-standard logic are built by our own web studio on a fixed quote: a landing page from 1,500,000 ₸, a corporate site from 3,000,000 ₸, a portal with an account area and integrations from 8,000,000 ₸. You can start on the subscription and commission the rest later — the site with its price list and enquiries runs throughout.
What builders ask before they start
The answers are short, because a long answer to a question like this usually means no.
Launch the site in 5 minutes, then put your own price list in it
three days free with no card, then from 12,800 ₸ a month. In that time you can put in your own rates per metre, upload a couple of projects and send yourself the first enquiry.
- A your-name.shardit.app address is issued immediately; your own domain connects later
- 26 ready-made sites in the catalogue — any of them can be opened in full before you pay
- Enquiries reach the kanban board naming the page and section they were sent from
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