Websites that sell, book and explain while you run the business.
Creative Web designs and builds corporate websites, online stores and custom web platforms for Armenian shops, service companies and startups. Unique design, no templates, and you pay in stages as you see the result.
Most of our clients are businesses with 2 to 200 people. Each kind of business needs its site to do a different job, so we start from that job.
Catalog, cart and checkout with Armenian card payments, delivery zones across Yerevan and the regions, and stock that syncs with your warehouse.
needs → online storeClinics, law firms, salons, tour operators and agencies. Clear service pages, online booking and a request form that lands in your Telegram.
needs → corporate site + bookingA credible company site in Armenian, Russian and English that you can edit yourself, with SEO set up from day one.
needs → corporate siteA launch page to test demand fast, then a web platform with accounts, payments and an admin panel when the idea proves itself.
needs → landing → Laravel MVPYour company, services, team and contacts, written to answer the questions clients ask before they call.
A store your customers can buy from on a phone in under a minute, and your manager can run without a developer.
When off-the-shelf tools stop fitting: marketplaces, booking engines, client portals and SaaS products.
Both are mature, open-source and yours to keep. The right one depends on how much your site has to do beyond showing content.
Choose it when the site is mostly pages, articles and products, and your team wants to edit everything themselves.
Choose it when the site has rules: accounts, calculations, bookings, integrations or data that other systems depend on.
Starting prices for a typical scope. After a 30-minute brief you get a fixed quote and a week-by-week plan.
One page, one offer, built to convert ads
3–5 pages, services and contacts
Up to 15 pages, 3 languages, blog
WooCommerce or Laravel, local payments
Laravel, accounts, integrations, admin
Payment in stages: you pay for each stage after you see it. Domain and SSL setup are included. AMD prices are rounded.
A 30-minute call about your clients, competitors and goals.
→ fixed quote + planPage structure and text blocks, before any design work.
→ clickable wireframeA unique design for desktop and mobile in your brand.
→ approved mockupsCode, content, payments and integrations on a test address.
→ working staging siteGo live, analytics, and a training session for your team.
→ live site + 3 months supportWebsites need updates, backups and small changes. Pick a monthly plan or pay per task. Small edits are always free.
A selection from our portfolio. Ask us for live links and contacts of the clients behind them.
Straight answers to the questions Yerevan businesses ask us before a website project: what it costs, how long it takes, which technology to pick and how to avoid paying twice.
A website in Armenia typically costs from $620 for a landing page to $4,500 and more for a custom web platform; at Creative Web a corporate website starts at $1,500 and an online store at $2,400. These are starting prices for a typical scope. You get a fixed quote after a 30-minute brief, and you pay in stages after you see each result.
| Type of site | Starting price | Timeline | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landing page | from $620 | 1–2 weeks | One offer, ad campaigns, testing demand |
| Business card website | from $900 | 2–3 weeks | 3–5 pages: services, prices, contacts |
| Corporate website | from $1,500 | 3–6 weeks | Up to 15 pages, 3 languages, blog |
| Online store | from $2,400 | 5–9 weeks | Catalog, cart, Armenian card payments, delivery |
| Custom web platform | from $4,500 | 8–16 weeks | Accounts, bookings, marketplaces, integrations |
You will see much lower offers on the Armenian market, often a ready-made template with your logo swapped in. That can be a reasonable choice for a one-week promo page. For a site that has to bring clients for years, the cheapest quote usually turns into the most expensive one once you pay for a redesign, a slow site or a store that breaks during a sale.
The price of a website depends mostly on five things: the number of unique page layouts, the number of languages, how much logic the site has, the integrations it needs, and who writes the content. Pages built from the same layout cost little extra; a new layout means new design and new code.
What does not change the price much: the colour scheme, the number of products in a catalog (100 or 5,000 products use the same templates) and adding pages later on an existing layout. If you need a mobile app that shares data with the site, see mobile app development for how we plan both together.
Building a website takes from 1–2 weeks for a landing page to 3–6 weeks for a corporate site, 5–9 weeks for an online store and 8–16 weeks for a custom platform. The biggest delays in our projects rarely come from code; they come from waiting for texts, photos and approvals.
A typical corporate site runs like this:
To keep to the plan, appoint one person on your side who can approve decisions within a day or two, and start collecting texts and photos during the design stage, not after it.
Choose WordPress when your site is mostly pages, articles and products that your team edits; choose Laravel when the site has rules, such as accounts, bookings, calculations or integrations that other systems depend on. Website builders like Tilda or Wix are fine for a quick test, but you rent them rather than own them.
| WordPress | Laravel | Website builder | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Corporate sites, blogs, small and mid-size stores | Platforms, portals, large stores, MVPs | Short-lived promo pages |
| Who owns the code | You | You | The platform; you pay a subscription |
| Editing | Visual editor, easy to learn | Admin panel built around your workflow | Drag and drop |
| Armenian payments | Yes, via plugins or custom modules | Yes, custom integration | Limited, depends on the platform |
| Launch cost | Lower | Higher | Lowest |
When you look for a WordPress or Laravel developer in Armenia, ask what happens when the site grows. A WordPress site overloaded with plugins gets slow and fragile; we build custom themes without page builders for that reason. A Laravel project needs a developer who writes clean, documented code so that another team could take over. Both are open-source, and the site stays yours.
An online store in Armenia needs local card payments, clear delivery rules for Yerevan and the regions, and a back office your manager can run without a developer. Online store development is mostly about these three things, not about the storefront design.
If you plan to handle hundreds of orders a day, automating order processing and stock updates often pays off sooner than more marketing. We describe that work on the AI and business automation page.
Most businesses in Yerevan need at least Armenian and Russian versions, and English if they serve tourists, diaspora or foreign partners. Each language should be a real, separate version with its own URL, not an automatic translation widget, because search engines index each version separately.
Every site we build gets technical SEO from day one: fast loading, clean structure, meta tags, a sitemap and Search Console. Growth in search results comes later, from content and links, which is what monthly SEO work is for.
Choose a developer who shows live sites, gives a fixed quote with a week-by-week plan, and puts the domain, hosting and code in your name. Price matters less than these three signs, because they decide whether you can change developers later without starting over.
Questions worth asking any web design studio in Yerevan:
A clear answer to each of these is worth more than a portfolio of nice screenshots. If you want to hear our answers, send us a short description of your business.
The most common mistake is starting with design instead of the job the site has to do: who visits it, what they need to know, and what you want them to do next. A beautiful site without that answer looks good and brings few requests.
Every Creative Web site includes domain and SSL setup, an admin panel, technical SEO, analytics, a training session for your team and 3 months of free support. After that, running costs are hosting, domain renewal and, if you want, a maintenance plan.
When you don’t need a plan: a simple business card site with static content can live for months with backups and updates only. A store with daily orders and changing prices should have someone responsible for it every week.
Updated October 2026
At Creative Web a landing page starts at $620, a business card site at $900, a corporate website at $1,500, an online store at $2,400 and a custom platform at $4,500. The final price depends on unique layouts, languages, integrations and content. You get a fixed quote after a 30-minute brief.
From 1–2 weeks for a landing page, 3–6 weeks for a corporate site, 5–9 weeks for an online store and 8–16 weeks for a custom platform. The plan you get after the brief shows what happens in each week. Delays usually come from waiting for texts and approvals, so preparing content early keeps the date.
You pay in stages: each stage is paid after you see and approve its result, such as the prototype, the design or the working test site. Prices are shown in US dollars and Armenian dram, with dram figures rounded.
Yes. Every site comes with an admin panel, and we train your team to change texts, photos, prices and products. On Laravel projects the admin panel is designed around how your team actually works.
Yes: ArCa cards through gateways of Armenian banks, Idram, Telcell and Visa/Mastercard. The bank or provider signs the merchant agreement with you, and we help with the technical paperwork and the connection itself.
WordPress fits sites that are mostly content and small to mid-size stores that your team edits. Laravel fits sites with logic: user accounts, bookings, calculations and integrations. We recommend one after the brief, and in both cases the code is yours.
Every site gets technical SEO: fast loading, correct structure, meta tags, a sitemap and Search Console, with separate optimisation for each language. Higher positions come from content and links over time, which is what our monthly SEO work covers.
Yes. Each language gets its own URL and texts written for that audience, not a translation widget, so each version can be found in search. Adding a language mainly adds text and translation work, not new code.
You do. We recommend registering the .am or other domain and the hosting account in your company’s name, and you receive full access to the source code after launch.
Every design is made from scratch for your business, on desktop and mobile, and you approve it before development starts. We do not resell bought templates.
You can choose a monthly plan from $49 (Basic care), $129 (Business) or $299 (Growth), or pay per task when you need changes. Small edits remain free either way.
Yes. Laravel projects come with an API that a mobile app can use, and we can connect the site to your CRM, 1C or document workflows. See our mobile app and AI automation pages for how those projects run.
