A business website on WordPress, with SEO baked in from day one.

A business website is the page a prospect lands on after they hear your name from a friend, a supplier, or an ad, and they type your name into Google. Home page that explains who you are in three sentences, a page for each service you offer, an About with the face of the owner, a portfolio or client gallery, a contact page, and a blog that starts paying off in year two. It is not an online store (no cart, no checkout) and not a single-campaign landing page. It is your first filter - after three minutes on the site, a prospect already knows whether they are calling you or your competitor.

A business website for a small company starts at ₪3,800 + VAT. In the box: WordPress up to 10 pages, copywriting, 2 short videos, blog, SEO, and a year of hosting. For businesses that need more service pages and more video, the price runs ₪4,800 to ₪6,800. For larger companies (25 pages, bigger brand surface) - from ₪6,800. The full price list is below, with no fine print.

Included. Without it, I would not put my name on the project. Every site I have ever taken over from another builder fails the same way: menu structured around the owner's internal vocabulary instead of how people actually search, URLs like /page-247/, no H1 on the home page, no schema, and 400 errors in Search Console. When I build a new site, all of that is closed on day one - not added back in month three when someone notices.

A business website gets them to pick up the phone. A store closes the sale on the site itself. If you are a lawyer, consultant, accountant, plumber, real estate agent, architect, or any kind of service provider - you need a business website, not a store. If you are selling 50+ physical products with shipping, that is a different build and not on this page.

A ₪3,800 business site goes live in about 10 working days from the Zoom call. Bigger packages run 3-4 weeks. The biggest variable is photos - if you can send me real photos of you, your team, and your office in the first week, we move fast. If we need to send a freelance photographer, add a week.

I write it, and it is included in the price - not an upcharge. We do a 45-minute Zoom call, I record it, transcribe it, and from that I write the home page, the About, the service pages, and three first blog posts. In the Hebrew or English you actually speak on the call - not Wikipedia voice. It is not fair to expect a business owner who does not write for a living to fill 12 pages of copy while also running a business.

Because a year from now, when you decide to add a blog in Russian, a small store for accessories, or a form that syncs to Make - on WordPress, it is a plugin that already exists. On Wix, you migrate to a new platform from scratch. On Webflow, you hire a specialist developer at the price of a new site. And one more thing: the day you want to switch providers, you hand someone the WP Admin login and they are inside in an hour. On Wix, you are locked in forever.

Yes. Proper hreflang, language switcher, RTL/LTR handling done correctly, and SEO-optimized URLs in both languages. I run a bilingual site myself - the one you are reading - so I know which of the 200 ways to wire this actually works.

After year one you choose: stay with me on managed hosting (around ₪400/year for LiteSpeed, backups, SSL, CDN) or move to your own host. No lock-in, no migration fee. I hand over WP Admin and FTP credentials on launch day.

Two short videos for the main pages are in the ₪3,800 package, not on top of it. If you can sit and record 10 minutes of yourself talking, I generate an AI avatar in your voice and likeness and produce two videos that look like you filmed in a studio. If recording is not for you (privacy, you are abroad, any reason), I build the same two videos from animation with real examples from your business. The same files also go up on YouTube and Instagram, which I configure for you on the way.

At an agency: the first meeting is with a salesperson who promises things they cannot authorize. Then an account manager you barely see. Then a designer who gets the brief rewritten twice. The site ends up with a developer who does not know what schema is. With me, the first call is with Artur Kalandarov, and so is the last call six years from now. 23 years in digital marketing, 12 years in video production, and I have been writing code since I was 15. Same person builds the site, writes the copy, produces the videos, and wires the SEO.

Yes. I have migrated dozens - from Wix, Squarespace, old WordPress installs, hand-coded sites. The job is to preserve every URL with a proper 301 redirect so Google does not drop your rankings during the move. The first thing I look at on any migration is the old Search Console: which queries actually bring traffic, which pages people land on, and which ones I have to keep alive under the same URL.