Web development in Latvia

Websites and web systems. Built with precision.

Custom web development for businesses, professionals and individual projects. From the first idea to a fast, reliable product.

Automatic price estimates are indicative — the final price is agreed after the project requirements are reviewed.

From an idea to a system.

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Services

Build what you need.

Websites, online stores and custom systems. A connected approach to design, functionality and engineering quality.

Website development

Fast, accessible websites with a thoughtful structure and a clear next step for every visitor.

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Web applications

Customer portals, working tools and management systems designed around your processes.

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Plugins and integrations

Extra features and custom plugins for WordPress, PrestaShop and other open-source platforms after technical assessment.

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Need an online store too? We adapt proven open-source store platforms.

E-commerce development

Development and technical support

Programming services

New features, bug fixes, APIs, databases, integrations and continued development of existing systems.

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Website redesign

Modernize an outdated site with stronger mobile UX, performance, structure and technical SEO.

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Automation

Reduce repetitive work through API connections, data workflows, notifications and integrations.

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Technical SEO

Indexing, metadata, canonicals, structured data, sitemaps, performance and other technical foundations.

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Maintenance

Updates, fixes, monitoring, small improvements and ongoing technical care after launch.

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Why CraftIN Web

Clear decisions. Strong results.

Speak with the developer, price the actual scope and draw on experience building owned products. From clear requirements to a verified, documented result.

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Experience building products

Owned products and open-source work demonstrate practical experience with interfaces, data and custom functionality.

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Requirements shape the price

Define scope, features and integrations before the proposal. Pricing follows the work involved and its complexity.

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Verification and handover

Check functionality, mobile experience, accessibility and SEO. Documented technical decisions support handover and continued development.

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Directly with the developer

Discuss requirements, technical decisions and progress with the person building your solution.

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Verifiable work

Work you can verify.

A live CraftIN product, public GitHub projects and code contributions accepted into external projects. Every example links to a real source you can open and inspect.

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Public projects

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External contributions

Merged open-source contributions

The latest accepted pull requests in projects maintained by others — with public diffs, tests and maintainer review.

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Issue · patch · tests · maintainer reviewView all contributions

Process

A clear path to launch.

Each stage has a clear outcome: understood requirements, agreed scope, a verified product and a technical handover.

  1. Project brief

    Agree on the goal, audience and problem the project needs to solve.

  2. Requirements

    Define content, features, integrations and priorities.

  3. Proposal

    Confirm scope, price, delivery stages and relevant assumptions.

  4. Development

    Develop the design and functionality. Review and discuss work as it takes shape.

  5. Verification

    Check functionality, mobile use, accessibility, speed and technical SEO.

  6. Launch and handover

    Verify the launched product and agree on technical handover and documentation.

  7. Support

    Agree on maintenance, fixes and further development when needed.

Pricing orientation

A clear starting point for price.

Understand the likely investment before a conversation. Project scope and technical requirements determine the final proposal.

Requirements first. Price second.

Content, design, features and integrations shape the price. Use the closest project type as a starting point.

Start with the need, not the price

What would you like to achieve?

Choose a service or start with your situation.

You don't need to know the technical terms.

Tell us what you want to achieve. We can help decide whether you need a website, a browser-based system or one improvement to an existing tool.

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Available on requestOnline stores and e-commerceAdapt open-source store platforms; use custom plugins for more complex needs.

Adapting PrestaShop or WooCommerce is often more practical and affordable than building a store engine from scratch. More complex projects may include custom plugins, inventory and accounting integrations, payment, shipping and automation.

Simple online store

Adapting an open-source store platform with catalogue, cart and payments.

Indicative pricePrice before discount: €2200–2900Discounted price: €1430–1885Sale −35%
What's included? What affects the price?

Usually included PrestaShop or WooCommerce customisation: catalogue, cart, payment, shipping and core configuration.

Can be added Additional payment or delivery services, product imports, advanced filters, migration and automation.

What can change the price Product count, design, catalogue structure and non-standard integrations.

Larger e-commerce solution

An open-source store with custom plugins and more advanced integrations.

Indicative pricePrice before discount: €6400–9400Discounted price: €4160–6110Sale −35%
What's included? What affects the price?

Usually included Extending an open-source store with custom modules, payments, shipping, checkout logic and integrations.

Can be added ERP, warehouse, accounting, B2B features, price tiers, APIs and automated data flows.

What can change the price Number and quality of integrations, data volume, custom logic and external-system constraints.

The ranges reflect customisation and integrations, not writing a new proprietary store engine from scratch.

Prices are indicative. The exact price depends on project scope and selected functionality. Every solution can be adjusted — unnecessary features can be removed and required ones added.

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Project price calculator

Estimate the approximate cost of your project.

Choose the project type, scope and required features. You can see an approximate price first and only add contact details if you decide to continue.

  • Pricing follows the selected project scope and requirements
  • See an approximate price before sharing contact details
  • Review your project summary before requesting a consultation

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How the project estimate is built

  1. Project type
  2. Scope
  3. Required features
  4. Approximate price
  5. Optional consultation

The calculator provides an indicative price range. The final price is agreed after the project requirements are reviewed.

Trust

Quality is part of the process.

Reviewable delivery, documented decisions and maintainable code. An engineering foundation that helps your product evolve.

Practical experience

Owned products and research projects bring together interfaces, data workflows and custom functionality.

Checks with every change

CI checks types, code quality, tests, builds and Lighthouse results in both languages.

Transparent work

Clear scope, project categories and pricing principles help you make informed decisions.

Room to evolve

Documented architecture and a shared design system support continued maintenance and development.

Questions

A few more answers.

How much does website development cost?

Price depends on scope, design, content and functionality. Current guidance is €400–550 for a one-page project, €800–1100 for a small business website and €2400–3400 for a full business website. The final price is confirmed after requirements are reviewed.

How long does development take?

Timing depends on project scope, content readiness, integrations and feedback speed. A concrete delivery plan is defined once the scope is confirmed.

Can you rebuild an existing website?

Yes. The existing solution can be reviewed, useful parts retained, the frontend or full system rebuilt, and SEO/content migration planned.

Can you build an online store?

Yes. E-commerce can range from a focused catalogue with payments to solutions with delivery, inventory, accounting or other integrations.

Do you provide maintenance after launch?

Yes, when the project needs it. Maintenance can cover updates, fixes, monitoring and smaller ongoing improvements.

Who owns the developed project?

Delivery and usage rights are defined clearly in the proposal or agreement. Third-party libraries and services retain their own licence terms.

Can you continue a project built by another developer?

Yes, when the existing codebase and environment can be taken over safely. The project structure, technical state and risks are reviewed before work starts.

Your next step

Start with a clear direction.

Explore the price ranges and our approach to planning a project. The complete configurator is in development; its concept is ready to explore.

Requirements shape the solution. Scope shapes the price.