Corporate Website Development
From $800 • 4-6 weeks • CMS + CRM integration
A corporate website is your company's face in B2B. I build multi-page sites with clear structure, service catalogs, case studies, and an admin panel you'll update yourself — without bloated features or paying for 'maybe-someday' functionality.
When you need a corporate site
You need a corporate site when your company has multiple services or products, a team, case studies, and partners — and a single landing page can't present it all. It's a B2B trust tool: a partner visits, sees your case studies, reviews, team, and decides to work with you.
Typical structure: home, services (with subpages), about, team, cases/portfolio, reviews, FAQ, contact, sometimes a blog. All managed via CMS — you'll add articles, services, and cases without a developer.
I build corporate sites on Astro + React (for static pages) or Next.js (when you need accounts, dynamic data). Connected to your CRM — leads go there automatically. SEO-ready from day one: URL structure, schema markup, speed, sitemap.
Who it's for
Manufacturing / B2B
You run a factory, production, or a wholesale company. The site builds trust: detailed product specs, implementation cases, certifications, office contacts. Leads come through RFQ forms, not "buy now" buttons.
Professional services
Legal, accounting, IT outsourcing, consulting. Clients research the company thoroughly before reaching out: team, cases, reviews, terms. The site acts as a "deal-ready document folder".
Clinic / medical center
A multi-service site with doctor profiles, departments, pricing, online appointments. Content-heavy site, navigation matters, trust is critical. A landing for one service is a bonus, but the corporate site is the foundation.
Dealer / brand partner
You're an official representative (automotive, equipment). Need a site with model catalog, pricing, service offerings, dealership contacts. Often bilingual, with integration into vendor systems.
Corporate site vs business-card site vs landing
When a business needs a site, the choice usually comes down to three formats. Size and goals decide which one.
| Parameter | Corporate | Business-card | Landing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goal | Full business presentation | Contacts + brief about | Sell one service |
| Pages | 10-50+ | 1-5 | 1 |
| Timeline | 4-6 weeks | 1-2 weeks | 2-3 weeks |
| Price | $800-3,000 | $200-500 | $400-1,500 |
| Content management | Full-featured CMS | Often static | Often static |
| SEO-friendly | Ideal (lots of pages) | Weak | Only for 1-2 keywords |
| Best for | Mid/large business | Solo, freelancer, small service | Niche test, campaign, product |
What's included
Multi-page structure
Up to 15 pages in the base tier: home, services with subpages, about, team, cases, contact, privacy policy.
Self-service CMS
Convenient admin panel (Strapi, Sanity, Decap CMS). Edit text, images, add services and cases without a developer.
Service catalog with filters
Structured presentation of your services: categories, tags, filters, search. Dedicated page per service for SEO.
Cases & reviews section
Showcase of your projects with detailed task/solution/result descriptions. Builds trust with prospects.
CRM integration
Leads and contacts go to Bitrix24, AmoCRM, HubSpot, or 1C. No manual transfers from email.
B2B SEO
Structured markup, per-page meta tags, sitemap, optimization for commercial queries.
Bilingual (optional)
Fully translated RU/EN site, correct hreflang tags, separate sitemap per language.
60 days of support
Doubled warranty period — in case bugs surface a month after launch.
Pricing
Price depends on functionality scope. Three typical tiers:
Basic
- Up to 8 pages
- Simple CMS (text and image edits)
- Lead form + contacts
- Basic SEO
- Responsive markup
Standard
- Everything in Basic
- Up to 15 pages + blog engine
- Full-featured CMS
- Service catalog with categories
- Cases, reviews, team
- CRM integration
Premium
- Everything in Standard
- Customer portal
- Bilingual RU/EN
- Complex integrations (1C, ERP)
- Advanced analytics
- 90 days support
How we work
- 1
Brief & strategy
Discuss structure, target keywords, competitors. Lock all pages and features in a spec doc.
Duration: 3-5 days - 2
Wireframe & SEO map
Wireframes for all pages, URL schema, target keywords per page.
Duration: 5-7 days - 3
Design
Design home, typical service pages, cases, blog. 2-3 rounds of revisions.
Duration: 10-14 days - 4
Development
Markup, programming, CMS, integrations. Phased demos.
Duration: 14-21 days - 5
Testing, content, launch
Cross-browser tests, content fill-in, CMS handover, launch, analytics setup.
Duration: 3-5 days
Frequently asked questions
Which CMS do you use?
By default — Decap CMS (free, file-based, very simple) or Sanity (free tier covers most sites). If you have a preferred CMS (WordPress, Bitrix) — I can build on it, but pricing will be higher due to specifics.
Will you build a product catalog?
If the catalog is small (up to 50 items, no filters or cart) — yes, within a corporate site. If you need a real cart, payments, inventory — that's an e-commerce project (separate service from $1,200).
Who fills the site with content?
Basic tier: I migrate your ready materials (text, photos, documents). If you need blog post layout, photo editing, or copywriting — that's separate (hourly or retainer).
How do I update the site after launch?
Through the CMS panel: login/password, simple editor. I'll show you how to add services, news, edit text. Video tutorial included.
Can you build a bilingual site?
Yes, in Standard or Premium tier. Correct URLs (/ru/ and /en/), hreflang tags, separate sitemaps for each language.
Why not WordPress? Everyone uses it.
WordPress is great if you have an existing ecosystem, plugins, and a maintenance team. Downsides for mid-size business: constant plugin updates, security holes, slower performance (Lighthouse 50-70 vs 90+), heavy stack. For most corporate sites a headless CMS delivers better results for the same or less money.
Can you add a customer portal / client area?
Yes, in the Premium tier or as a separate service. Authentication (email/password or SSO), customer area with order history, documents, request status. If you need complex workflows (BPM, approvals) — that's a web application, we'd scope it separately.
What about CRM integration (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive)?
I connect standard integrations: form submissions go directly to the right pipeline, duplicates are merged by phone/email, enriched with data (UTM, source, page). For complex two-way sync — we'd scope it separately.
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