01
Choose a business website if…
You need to explain services, build trust, and collect leads. Visitors read, then call/email/book. Examples: academies, bookkeeping firms, clinics, local service brands.
02
Choose a web app / tool if…
Users need to do something in the product: calculate, configure, track, manage, or personalize. Examples: sizing calculators, dashboards, admin-driven catalogs.
03
Choose a full product if…
You need accounts, recurring usage, data pipelines, or AI-assisted workflows. That’s a longer milestone engagement, not a two-week brochure site.
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A quick rule of thumb
If the homepage’s job is persuasion, start with a website. If the homepage’s job is to launch a utility people return to, you’re in app/product territory. We’ll help you pick the lane in discovery — no upsell theater.
FAQs
Quick answers
Can we start with a website and add an app later?
Yes. Many clients launch a starter site, then add tools once the offer is proven.
Which is more expensive?
Business sites are typically ~$750. Focused tools are ~$2,500. Full products start around $25k+.
What should I prepare before talking to you?
Your offer, examples you like, must-have pages/features, and a rough budget range.
