Company and corporate websites
A clear structure for services, references, team and contact, with design that follows your brand and pages optimised for the keywords of your industry.
Websites and web applications
Web development for websites that load fast and rank well
We build company websites, online stores, portals and web applications on Next.js. Every project ships with technical SEO, strong mobile performance and content you can manage yourself.
- Fixed price per phase
- You own the source code
- Technical SEO from day one
Core Web Vitals: passed
4 languages · hreflang
- fixed price for a company website
- €500+
- weeks to launch a company website
- 2–6
- Lighthouse mobile score target
- 90+
- of the code and content is yours
- 100%
Why websites don't bring leads
Most websites look fine but don't do the job
Your website is often a customer's first contact with your company. If it's slow, invisible on Google or impossible to update, you lose enquiries you'll never even see.
Slow on mobile
Heavy themes, dozens of plugins and unoptimised images keep visitors waiting until they leave. Google ranks slow sites lower, so fewer people find them.
Invisible in search
Without a clear heading structure, metadata, a sitemap and structured data, a site gets no search traffic, even when the content is good.
Locked code and costly changes
Every text edit goes through a developer, someone else holds the logins and plugins go unpatched. A year later the site is outdated and you start over.
What we build
From a company website to a complex web application
The same team and the same technology for a small site and a platform with thousands of users. When your company grows, you don't have to rebuild.
Online stores and ecommerce
Product catalogue, filters, cart, card payments, shipping rules and an admin panel for orders, stock and discounts.
Multilingual websites
Separate URLs per language, hreflang tags and localised metadata, so the site ranks in English as well as Montenegrin, Russian or Turkish.
Campaign landing pages
Fast pages focused on one goal, with forms, conversion tracking and A/B testing for Google Ads and Meta campaigns.
Portals and web applications
User accounts, bookings, subscriptions, dashboards and internal tools, with a backend, database and API integrations.
AI features on your site
An AI assistant and semantic search powered by our own fine-tuned models, trained on your content and hosted on our infrastructure.
How the site is built
A modern architecture instead of a heavy theme and plugins
The site is made of a few clearly separated layers. That's what makes it fast, secure and easy to extend when you need a new feature.
Design system
Your brand's colours, typography and components defined once and used consistently on every page.
Next.js frontend
Pages are pre-rendered on the server, so content appears instantly and search engines see all of it.
Headless CMS
You edit text, images, blog posts and products yourself in a simple panel, without risk of breaking the design.
CDN and hosting
The site is served from locations close to your visitors, with SSL, automatic backups and uptime monitoring.
Analytics and SEO
Visit and conversion tracking, Search Console and reports that show what actually brings in leads.
Use cases by industry
Websites shaped around how your customers buy
A hotel, a law firm and an online store have different goals. That's why we plan structure, content and features around your industry, not around a template.
Tourism and hospitality
Direct bookings without commission
A site that shows guests your rooms, amenities and availability in their language and takes them straight to booking, with no middleman.
- Multilingual hotel or villa website
- Online bookings and enquiries
- 360° virtual tours of the property
Retail
An online store that's easy to run
A fast catalogue with filters, card payments and an admin panel where your team updates prices, stock and promotions without technical skills.
- Online store with card payments
- ERP or warehouse integration
- Google Shopping product feed
Real estate
A listings portal with real search
Listings with a map, advanced filters and galleries, and enquiries that go straight to the agent responsible for the property.
- Search by location and price
- Listing management for agents
- SEO-optimised property pages
Legal and financial services
A serious presence that builds trust
A firm or consultancy website with clearly described practice areas, expert articles and online consultation booking.
- Pages per practice area or service
- Blog with expert articles
- Online meeting scheduling
Healthcare and private clinics
Booking and information for patients
Services, doctors and prices at a glance, online appointment booking and content that answers the questions patients search for.
- Online appointment booking
- Doctor and service profiles
- Local SEO for your city and specialty
Manufacturing and B2B
A catalogue and quotes for business buyers
A technical product catalogue, downloadable specifications, quote requests and a protected area for partners and distributors.
- Catalogue with technical specs
- Request-a-quote forms
- Partner portal with price lists
From our portfolio
Web projects we've built
Projects that show how we build multilingual portals, marketplaces and interactive web applications.
TravelToMontenegro.com
Tourism portal with AI content in 14 languages
A multilingual portal with content in 14 languages, bookings and scheduled publishing, built to win organic search traffic.
- Spring Boot
- PostGIS
- FastAPI
- Next.js
Tehnosfera
Marketplace for new and used electronics
An online store and marketplace on Next.js with a catalogue, device buyback, verified sellers and an admin panel.
- Next.js
- Spring Boot
- PostgreSQL
- Qdrant
Eyrion Studio
360° virtual tour studio
A web application with a WebGL viewer and 360° tour editor that runs right in the browser, with nothing to install.
- React
- Three.js
- WebGL
- Spring Boot
Packages and pricing
How much does a website cost
Starting prices for the most common project types. After a short call you get a written quote with a fixed price.
Starter
from €500one-off
A company website or landing page for a business that wants a clean, fast online presence.
- Up to 5 pages
- Responsive design
- Basic SEO setup
- Contact form
- SSL certificate
Most popular
Business
from €1,200one-off
A business website with a CMS, blog and multiple languages, ready to bring in leads from search.
- 10+ pages
- Content management system
- Blog section
- Multilingual support
- Advanced technical SEO
- Analytics and conversion tracking
- Ecommerce ready
Enterprise
from €3,000one-off, based on scope
A web application, portal or online store with integrations, user accounts and an admin panel.
- Custom web application
- API integrations
- Admin panel
- Advanced testing
- CI/CD pipeline
- Scalable architecture
- Priority support
Prices exclude VAT. Hosting, domain and maintenance are agreed separately, and we can also prepare copy and translations. All pricing
Comparison
ProCode compared to the alternatives
A template site is cheap at the start, but its limits show as soon as the site needs to grow or rank.
| Criterion | ProCode | Template site (builder) | Freelancer / WordPress theme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile performance | Yes | Partly | Partly |
| Technical SEO and structured data | Yes | Partly | Partly |
| Design built around your brand | Yes | No | Partly |
| Multilingual with hreflang | Yes | Partly | Partly |
| Ownership of the code | Yes | No | Yes |
| Integrations and custom features | Yes | No | Partly |
| Security updates | Included in maintenance | Handled by platform | Depends on plugins |
| Support after launch | Team and SLA | General support | Depends on the person |
Process
From the first call to a website that works
Clear phases, deadlines and sign-offs. You always know what's being done and what comes next.
Step 1 · 3–5 days
Discovery and structure
We learn your business, competitors and keywords, then create the sitemap and content plan.
Step 2 · 1–2 weeks
Design
Key pages designed for desktop and mobile, revised until you approve the look.
Step 3 · 1–4 weeks
Development
Built on Next.js with the CMS and integrations connected, and a staging version you can follow.
Step 4 · 3–5 days
Testing and SEO
Speed, accessibility, forms and device checks, plus metadata and sitemap setup.
Step 5 · ongoing
Launch and support
Go-live, redirects from the old site, Search Console and CMS training for your team.
Technology
The technology we use
Proven open-source technology, with no lock-in to a single platform or paid plugins.
Frontend
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- CSS Modules
- Three.js / WebGL
Backend and databases
- Node.js
- Spring Boot
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- REST and GraphQL APIs
Content and commerce
- Headless CMS
- Card payments
- Search and filters
- Multilingual content
Infrastructure
- Docker
- CDN
- CI/CD
- Automatic backups
- Uptime monitoring
Guide
Building a website in Montenegro: what you should know
Before you ask for quotes, it helps to know what you're actually paying for, how long a project takes and what separates a good website from one that only looks good in a presentation. This guide answers the questions clients ask us most often.
How much does a website cost
A simple company website or landing page starts at €500 with us. That covers a business that needs up to five pages, responsive design, a contact form and basic SEO setup. A business website with a CMS, blog and multiple languages starts at €1,200, and web applications, portals and online stores with integrations start at €3,000.
Quotes on the market vary widely because they don't cover the same thing. A cheap website is often a ready-made theme with minimal changes, no content plan and no technical SEO. Always compare quotes by what's included, not just by the final number.
Besides the build price, plan for yearly costs: domain, hosting and maintenance. For a company website these are usually small compared to the build, while for an online store or portal they depend on traffic, integrations and the level of support. We list all of them in the quote, so there are no surprises after launch.
What affects price and timeline
The biggest factors are how many different page types you need, the features the site must have and integrations with other systems. Ten service pages that share one layout cost less than five pages with completely different functionality.
The timeline depends most on content. Projects where copy, photos and decisions are ready on time finish up to twice as fast. That's why we start with a list of everything we need from you and agree on dates for approvals. If the content doesn't exist yet, we can take over copywriting and photo preparation, with your review.
- Number of unique page templates and the level of custom design
- Online sales, card payments, user accounts and bookings
- Number of languages and who prepares the translations
- Integrations with ERP, CRM, warehouse or booking systems
- Content migration and redirects from an existing site
- Copywriting, photography and illustrations
Technical SEO is planned before design
SEO isn't an add-on you switch on after launch. URL structure, heading hierarchy, internal linking and content layout are decided during planning, based on the keywords your customers actually search for.
Every site we launch has unique page titles and descriptions, canonical URLs, an XML sitemap, robots.txt, structured data for the business, services and FAQs, and hreflang tags on multilingual sites. Pages are rendered on the server, so search engines see the full content without waiting for JavaScript.
For businesses that serve a local market, local SEO matters too: pages per city or service, consistent company details across the site, a connected Google Business Profile and structured data with address and opening hours. After launch we submit the site to Search Console and track which pages are indexed, which queries they appear for and where there's room to grow.
Speed and Core Web Vitals
Google measures how quickly the main content appears, how fast the site responds to a click and whether elements shift while loading. These metrics, the Core Web Vitals, affect both rankings and how many visitors stay on the site.
We get speed from architecture, not caching plugins: images are converted to modern formats and sized for each screen, fonts load without flicker and each page receives only the code it needs. Our target is a Lighthouse score of 90 or higher on mobile.
Speed isn't a one-time check. New photos, advertising scripts and extra features can slow a site down over time, so we measure performance before every larger change and track real-visitor data from Search Console. If a metric gets worse, we know exactly which change caused it.
Redesign and migrating from WordPress
If your current site already ranks, a redesign has to keep those positions. Before anything changes we list every page that gets traffic, build a redirect map from old to new URLs and carry over content, metadata and images.
Many clients move away from WordPress because of slow pages, constant plugin updates and security issues. With a headless CMS you keep simple content editing and get a faster, more secure website.
We run the migration on a staging address, so your existing site keeps working normally until the new one is fully ready. Only after you've checked content, forms and redirects do we switch the domain. In the first weeks after the move we monitor indexing errors and search traffic daily, fixing any issue before it affects rankings.
Maintenance, hosting and ownership
After launch the site needs to stay online, secure and up to date. Our maintenance covers hosting, SSL, backups, updates, uptime monitoring and small changes, and we review search traffic every month.
The domain, source code and all content belong to you. If you ever decide someone else should run the site, you receive the full repository and documentation, with no lock-in.
Once the site starts bringing in leads, new needs usually follow: another language, a blog, online payments, a CRM integration or an AI assistant that answers visitors. Thanks to the modular architecture we add these features step by step, without a rebuild, and you review every change on the staging version first.
FAQ
Web development FAQ
Answers to the questions we hear most often before a project starts.
How much does a website cost?
A company website or landing page starts at €500, a business website with a CMS, blog and multiple languages at €1,200, and web applications, portals and online stores at €3,000. The final price depends on the number of page types, features, integrations and who prepares the content. After a short call you receive a written quote with a fixed price per phase, so you know the exact amount upfront.
How long does it take to build a website?
We usually launch a company website in two to six weeks and a business website with a CMS and multiple languages in four to eight weeks. Web applications and online stores with integrations take two to four months. The timeline depends most on how quickly designs are approved and content is delivered, so we agree on a plan with clear dates at the start.
Why do you use Next.js instead of WordPress?
Next.js pages are pre-rendered, so they load faster and search engines see the full content. There are no plugins to keep patching and the attack surface is much smaller. You still edit content yourself through a simple CMS panel. WordPress makes sense for some projects, but for companies that care about speed, SEO and security, Next.js is the better choice.
Can I edit the website content myself?
Yes. We connect the site to a CMS where you change text, images, blog posts, products and prices without technical knowledge. The design is locked into components, so editing content can't break the layout. After launch your team gets a short training session and a guide for the most common tasks.
Is SEO included in the price?
Technical SEO is included in every package: URL and heading structure, metadata, canonical URLs, sitemap, structured data, speed and mobile experience. That gives the site a solid technical foundation from day one for your team or agency to build content and campaigns on. Before launch you also receive a short report listing the keywords each key page is optimised for.
Can you build a multilingual website?
Yes. Each language gets its own URLs, translated metadata and hreflang tags, so Google shows the right version to users in different countries. We most often work in Montenegrin, English, Russian and Turkish. You can supply the translations, or we prepare them and check the terminology of your industry. You can also add a new language later without changing existing pages.
Do you redesign existing websites?
Yes. Before a redesign we analyse which pages bring traffic and leads and plan the new structure to keep those rankings. We create a redirect map from old to new URLs, migrate content and metadata and monitor Search Console after launch, so the move happens without losing traffic. Your old site keeps running normally until the new one is ready to go live.
Do you build online stores?
We build online stores with a catalogue, filters, cart, card payments, shipping rules and an admin panel for orders and stock. The store can be connected to your ERP or warehouse software to keep prices and inventory in sync, and we can prepare a product feed for Google Shopping. Every order triggers automatic email notifications for the customer and your team, and sales statistics are available in the admin panel.
Who owns the website and the code?
You do. The domain, source code, design and all content belong to your company. The code lives in a repository you have access to, and the project comes with documentation. If you later decide someone else should maintain the site, we hand everything over at no extra cost and with no lock-in.
What does website maintenance include?
Maintenance includes hosting on fast infrastructure, SSL, automatic backups, security updates, uptime monitoring and small content or feature changes. We also track speed and search traffic and let you know when something needs attention. The price depends on the size of the site and is agreed monthly. Maintenance is optional, but we recommend it for any site that generates leads or sales.
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