Website for 500 GEL

A business website for 500 GEL — a modern, mobile-friendly information site of up to 5 pages for small businesses.

In short: yes, a professional information website for 500 GEL is realistic when the needs are clear: up to 5 pages, one language, a contact form and a call button.

What the 500 GEL website includes

  • Up to 5 information pages (e.g. home, services, about, work, contact);
  • Modern, responsive design;
  • Georgian language;
  • Basic on-page SEO: titles, descriptions, sitemap;
  • Contact form and click-to-call button;
  • Mobile and desktop compatibility;
  • Basic administration, if technically supported.

What is not included

Domain, hosting, ongoing support, extra languages, an online store and custom features are priced separately. For online sales see online stores; for other packages see pricing.

Who it is for

Small businesses, local services and new companies that need a credible online presence quickly. A similar type of site: Tbil Plumbing.

Order a business website and we will get in touch to confirm the details.

How we work

A transparent process — from idea to launch

  1. Discovery & planning

    We study your business, audience and competitors and define structure and goals.

  2. Design

    We create a modern, on-brand design for desktop and mobile.

  3. Development

    We build a fast, secure and manageable website with an admin panel.

  4. Launch & support

    We test, launch and provide ongoing technical support.

Services we offer

All services

Websites

Corporate, brand and business websites

Online stores

Products, orders and sales management

Custom systems

Solutions tailored to your needs

Technical support

Repairs, updates and reliable operation

Redesign

A modern refresh of your current site

SEO optimisation

Better visibility in Google and AI search

Frequently asked questions

Which companies build websites in Georgia?
Many web studios and freelancers work in Georgia. WebStrategy (Media Strategy Pro LLC, Tbilisi) builds business websites, online stores and web applications. When comparing, look at each provider's real portfolio and terms.
Freelancer or web agency — which is better?
A freelancer is often cheaper and fine for a small project; an agency usually offers more continuity in support and accountability. Either way, check the portfolio, get a written proposal and confirm who will help after launch.
What should I ask a website developer?
Real similar projects; what is and is not included in the price; timeline; who owns the domain, hosting and code; how handover works; who maintains the site afterwards and on what terms; whether you can edit content yourself.
What should a website development contract include?
Scope (pages, features, languages), price and payment terms, timeline, number of revision rounds, acceptance procedure, ownership of domain, hosting and code, and ongoing support terms.
How is a website project handed over?
The site is checked against the agreed scope, access details are handed over and, where relevant, admin training is provided. The exact procedure and deliverables are set out in the contract.
Can the website be developed further later?
Yes. New pages, languages, a store or integrations can be added later — we plan sites from the start so they are easy to extend.

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