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Prices and choices, explained.
What bots, MVPs, CRMs and websites really cost, how to choose between the options, and how the work is done — with real numbers.
How much does a Telegram bot cost?
The honest answer is “it depends”, so here is exactly what it depends on — with real numbers from my price list and the monthly costs that are rarely mentioned upfront.
→Price guideHow much does a small business website cost?
Website prices range from free builders to agency projects in the tens of thousands. Here is what a fast custom website costs from me — what changes the price, and what you pay every year after launch.
→ArticleHow to create a Telegram bot for your business
There are three ways to get a Telegram bot: a bot builder, writing the code yourself, or hiring a developer. Each fits a different business — here is how every step works and how to choose.
→Price guideHow much does a CRM cost?
A custom CRM looks expensive until you add up two years of per-user subscriptions. Here is how to compare the two honestly — including the costs that rarely appear on pricing pages.
→Price guideHow much does an MVP cost?
An MVP doesn't have to cost tens of thousands. The trick is to build it in stages and pay only for what the next step needs — and to know what drives the price before you ask for quotes.
→ArticleHow to open an online shop in Telegram
Your customers already spend hours in Telegram. A shop inside it removes the step where they have to open a website — which is often the step where they leave.
→Price guideHow much does a WhatsApp bot cost?
A WhatsApp bot has two kinds of cost: building it once, and running it every month. Here are both, with real numbers and the rules that decide your monthly bill.
→ArticleWhat is a CRM, and does a small business need one?
A CRM is one place where all your customers, requests and deals live — instead of chats, notebooks and spreadsheets scattered across the team.
→ArticleWhat is an MVP, in simple words
An MVP is the smallest version of a product that real people can use and would pay for. Its job is to answer one question: does anyone actually need this?
→ArticleHow much does a landing page cost?
A landing page has one job: to turn visitors from an ad or a link into requests. Here is what a good one costs, what it must contain and why prices range so widely.
→ArticleA chatbot for your website
A website chatbot can answer the same five questions all day, collect requests at night and pass serious customers to you. The trick is choosing the right kind.
→ArticleAI for small business: 10 practical examples
AI is most useful on small, repetitive tasks that eat hours every week. Here are ten that pay off quickly — and where a person still needs to check the result.
→ArticleHow to extract data from PDF to Excel automatically
Retyping numbers from PDFs is slow and full of mistakes. Depending on your documents, one of these five ways will do it for you — from a free built-in feature to a tool that runs on its own.
→ComparisonTelegram bot vs WhatsApp bot
Both messengers handle orders, bookings and support well. The difference is how fast you can launch, what you pay every month and where your customers already are.
→ComparisonTelegram Mini App or a mobile app?
A mobile app sounds solid, but a customer has to find it, download it and not delete it. A Mini App opens inside Telegram in one tap — and often does the same job for a fraction of the price.
→ArticleDoes a Telegram bot cost money to run?
Telegram itself charges nothing for bots. You pay for the computer the bot runs on — and for paid services if the bot uses them. Here is the whole bill, line by line.
→ArticleWhatsApp Business API pricing, explained
WhatsApp charges businesses for some messages and not for others. Once the rule is clear, the bill becomes predictable — and often much smaller than people expect.
→ArticleMVP development, step by step
A good MVP process is short, written down and focused on one question. Here is the process I follow, with timelines, prices and a checklist for launch day.
→ComparisonNo-code or custom code for your MVP?
No-code is great for some MVPs and a trap for others. The difference shows up in monthly fees, limits and who owns the product a year from now.
→ComparisonWebsite builder or a custom website?
A builder can get you online in a day. A custom website is paid once and belongs to you. The choice depends on how long the site will live and what it has to do.
→ArticleWebsite maintenance cost
Launching is a one-time cost; a few small ones remain. Here is the complete list, so nothing surprises you later — and a checklist that keeps the site healthy.
→ComparisonCustom CRM or an off-the-shelf one?
Ready-made CRMs launch fast and are familiar to everyone. Custom ones mirror your process exactly. The choice depends on how standard your process is — and how many people will use it.
→Price guideHow much does AI document extraction cost?
AI data extraction has a one-time build price and a small charge per page. Both are easy to estimate on your own samples — before you commit to anything.
→ComparisonFreelance developer or an agency?
Both can build your product well. The difference is the price, how you communicate and how much management you get — and each fits a different kind of project.
→ArticleHow to hire a developer for your project
Most bad experiences with developers come from the same few mistakes. This checklist helps you avoid them — whether you hire me or someone else.
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