TL;DR — A simple one-page website is usually ready in 5–7 days, a 5-page business site in 10–14 days and a small e-shop in 21–28 days. The timeline is driven mostly by how quickly you supply materials (copy, photos, access) and how many rounds of edits the site needs.
Real timelines by website type
Simple website: 5–7 days — one page, contact form, mobile version.
Business website: 10–14 days — 5 pages, sales copy, basic SEO, analytics setup.
E-shop: 21–28 days — product catalogue, cart, payment gateway, shipping, order testing.
These are typical timelines with smooth cooperation; with a clear brief and fast materials it can be sooner.
What most often extends the timeline
Missing copy and photos — there's nothing to fill the site with until content exists (we write the copy, which speeds it up).
Many rounds of edits and changing the brief mid-build — every major change of direction adds days.
Waiting for approvals or access (domain, hosting, payment gateway).
Advanced features — bookings, multilingual support, CRM or inventory integration.
How to speed up the process
Prepare your logo, photos and basic info about the company and services upfront.
Appoint one person who approves the site — decision-by-committee stretches the timeline.
Start with a smaller package and expand later — you launch sooner and fine-tune as you go.
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