Solutions by industry
Every industry has its own problems. Here is what we build for businesses like yours.
Restaurants and cafés
Armenia received 2.3 million visitors in 2025, and most of them look for a table on a phone while walking. If your restaurant is not in Google, or booking requires a phone call, that customer goes to the place next door.
Learn moreBeauty salons
Your stylists are with a client and the phone is ringing. Every missed call is a lost appointment. Online booking is the fix.
Learn moreClinics and dental practices
Armenia is actively developing medical tourism, and a patient from abroad decides everything from your website — the credentials of your doctors, the services, the prices. If that information exists only in Armenian, they will not find you.
Learn moreTourism and guesthouses
Armenia had 1,700 hotels operating in 2025 and visitor numbers up 34%. If every booking arrives through Booking.com, you are paying 15–20% commission on guests who would happily have booked with you directly.
Learn moreLegal and accounting firms
When someone chooses a lawyer or an accountant, the first thing they assess is whether you can be trusted. A dated or missing website plants doubt, however strong your track record.
Learn moreConstruction and renovation
Anyone commissioning a renovation wants to see what you have already built. Without a project gallery, every promise stays just a promise.
Learn moreFitness and gyms
People decide to start training in the evening, on a phone. If they cannot find the schedule, the prices and a way to sign up within a minute, they move on to the next gym.
Learn moreReal estate
A large share of the people buying property in Armenia do not live in Armenia. Diaspora buyers and relocated families search in Russian and English, look on a phone, and decide whether to contact you before they ever call.
Learn moreDental clinics
Dentistry is an export service in Armenia: an implant here costs two to three times less than in Europe. But that patient searches in Russian or English, and if your prices are not on the site, they compare without you.
Learn moreAuto services
Someone looking for a garage is in a hurry: the car is off the road and they are searching on a phone for a service nearby. They pick from the first three that show an address, opening hours and an understandable price.
Learn moreTraining centres
Someone choosing a course compares three things: the syllabus, the schedule and the price. If one of the three is missing they go where all three are present. In this sector the decision is made by reading, not by calling.
Learn morePhotographers and videographers
Your work sells itself, but only when it can be seen whole. Instagram shows frames; a website shows a project. Someone booking a wedding wants to see an entire day, not nine squares.
Learn moreEvent planning
Someone planning a wedding decides months ahead and compares on trust rather than price. They want to see what you have done, who you work with and what is included. All three are website work.
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