Website and booking Mini App
For a billiards restaurant in Moscow we built a website and a booking Mini App. The app includes a loyalty card with bonuses, personal offers and QR scanning.
- Booking
- Loyalty card
- Bonuses
- Personal offers
- QR scanning
Quardobot builds custom websites: landing pages, company websites and online stores. Pages open in under a second, and from day one the site structure is ready for promotion in Yandex (Russia's leading search engine) and Google. A landing page costs from $700. Price and timeline are fixed in the contract and do not grow.
A website works around the clock. It answers questions and takes leads and payments while you are busy with other things.
A person finds you in Yandex (Russia's leading search engine) or Google, reads about the service and leaves a request. We keep the path from the first screen to the form short.
An online store takes orders and payments by itself: catalog, cart, delivery. A manager steps in when help is needed.
Customers check a company by its website. A company website puts services, prices and contacts in one place.
A customer books an appointment or reserves a table at any hour. You do not need to keep someone on the phone.
In a personal account, a customer sees their own data and manages it. Your staff answer the same questions less often.
Orders and leads land in 1C (the most common accounting system in Russia) or a CRM (a system for tracking customers) on their own. Nobody has to copy data by hand.
The type of site depends on the goal. Here is a short note on what each one is for.
A landing page is a one-page website built for one goal: a request, a booking or a purchase. It suits a new service, a promotion or an ad campaign.
Several pages about the company: services, prices, contacts, a request form. You need it when customers check you out before a deal.
Catalog, cart, checkout, payment and delivery. Orders reach your manager and your accounting system.
A site with a login for customers or staff. Everyone has their own data and their own access rights.
A Mini App is a program inside Telegram that opens without installation. We build it together with the website, for example for bookings.
A bot for Telegram, VK (Russia's largest social network) or MAX (a Russian messenger) takes requests and answers common questions. We build bots for different messengers as one system: shared users and real-time sync.
We also build bots and Mini Apps on their own: Telegram bots, Telegram Mini Apps.
Speed and order inside the site affect leads and search rankings. We build them in before the first line of code.
Pages open in under a second. We compress images, fonts and code, so the site loads fast.
If a page loads slowly, the visitor closes it and goes to a competitor. A fast page gives a person more chances to reach the request form.
Yandex and Google take site speed into account. Fast pages help you rise in search results, but your position also depends on your competitors.
Every service or category gets its own page with a clear heading and address. A search engine understands faster what the page is about.
Markup is a set of hidden hints in the page code. Yandex and Google use it to find your price, contacts, and questions and answers, and may show them in search results.
We host the site (hosting is the place where the site runs) in Russian clouds: Yandex Cloud, Selectel, Timeweb Cloud. Your own servers work too. We make backups every day, monitoring runs 24/7, and we store personal data under 152-FZ (Russia's personal data law).
Promoting a site in search takes separate work. We prepare the site for it from day one, and we do not promise specific positions in search results.
The site works together with the programs you already use. You make everyday edits yourself.
The admin panel is a private area of the site where you change texts, prices and products and view requests yourself. You do not need a programmer for that.
We connect YooKassa and CloudPayments (card payment services) and SBP (Russia's instant payment system). The buyer picks a convenient method.
At checkout, the buyer chooses how to receive the order. We discuss which delivery methods your store needs at the brief and set them in the contract.
1C is the accounting program where many companies in Russia keep goods, prices and stock. We link the site to it, so prices and orders are not entered twice.
A CRM is a program for tracking customers and leads. We connect amoCRM and Bitrix24: a new request from the site shows up there right away.
A customer logs in to the site and sees their own data. For staff we set up access levels, so everyone sees only what they should.
These are guidelines. We give the exact amount after the brief (a short conversation about your goals) and fix it in the contract.
| What we build | Price | Timeline | What is included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landing page | from $700 | 2–3 weeks | One page for one goal: a request, a booking or a purchase. |
| Company website | from $1,700 | 4–6 weeks | Several pages: about the company, services, contacts, a request form. |
| Online store | from $3,100 | 6–10 weeks | Catalog, cart, checkout, online payment, delivery. |
| Web service, user accounts | from $5,000 | 8–14 weeks | Login for customers or staff, access levels, custom logic. |
Prices start at the amounts shown, and the final cost depends on the project. After the contract is signed, the price does not grow. Dollar amounts are approximate: our prices are set in rubles.
Quardobot works remotely with clients across Russia. Turnkey means six stages for us, from the first conversation to support after launch. At every stage you see a result.
A chat in Telegram or a 30-minute call. You describe the goal, and we write the technical specification ourselves.
We show how the site will be organized and calculate the price. If you stop at this point, you keep the prototype.
We draw the look of the pages. Two rounds of revisions are included in the price.
Every 1–2 weeks you get a working build (a demo) and see how the site is coming along.
We test the site on real devices and under load (we simulate a rush of visitors), then publish it.
24/7 monitoring, alerts in Telegram and a monthly report on how the site is doing.
The studio has been on the market since spring 2025 and built more than 50 projects in its first year. Here is a project where the website works together with a Mini App.
For a billiards restaurant in Moscow we built a website and a booking Mini App. The app includes a loyalty card with bonuses, personal offers and QR scanning.
Scroll the home page: the laptop opens and shows a demo landing page of Lekalo, an online product design school. This is a demo built by the studio. It is not a client project. You can rotate the laptop by dragging it.
We choose the stack (the set of technologies) for the task: one set suits a landing page, and a store with payments and 1C needs another. Code goes through code review (a second developer reads the first one's work) and automated tests (a program checks that nothing broke). We release updates through CI/CD (automated deployment) and roll back in a minute if something goes wrong.
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A landing page costs from $700, a company website from $1,700, an online store from $3,100, and a web service with user accounts from $5,000. The final price depends on the number of pages, integrations and the complexity of the logic.
We give the exact price after the brief and fix it in the contract. It does not grow after signing.
A landing page takes 2–3 weeks, a company website 4–6 weeks, an online store 6–10 weeks, and a web service 8–14 weeks. Every 1–2 weeks you get a working build and see how the work is going.
If you need the site sooner, we can rush it: the timeline gets about 20% shorter and the price goes up about 25%.
You do not need to prepare anything. It is enough to describe your goal in a Telegram chat or on a 30-minute call. We write the technical specification ourselves, so you do not need to work through it.
Next, you send materials (logo, photos, texts, if you have them), answer questions and approve each stage. We sign an NDA (a non-disclosure agreement) before we discuss your idea.
The website belongs to you. We hand over the source code, access and documentation, and the rights are set out in the contract. We host the site in Russian clouds (Yandex Cloud, Selectel, Timeweb Cloud) or on your servers.
For 3 months after launch we fix bugs for free. After that, support is by agreement: 24/7 monitoring, alerts in Telegram and a monthly report.
Nobody can guarantee a position in search results. We build the foundation: page structure, headings, markup for Yandex and Google, and load times under a second.
After that, the result depends on your competitors and on the promotion work you do.
Yes. We connect YooKassa, CloudPayments and SBP (Russia's instant payment system) for payments, and 1C (the most common accounting system in Russia), amoCRM and Bitrix24 for tracking goods and leads.
As a separate job, an integration costs from $1,300 and takes 2–5 weeks. We fix what the estimate for your project includes in the contract after the brief.
Keep it short, in your own words. We'll ask a few questions and suggest two or three options for different budgets.