I build full-cycle websites for businesses in Kyiv — from landings and corporate sites to e-commerce, SaaS platforms and customer portals. Stack: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind, headless CMS, integrations with LiqPay, Fondy, Bitrix24, KeyCRM, Nova Poshta and 1C/BAS.
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From idea to launch in 2-4 weeks. With design, SEO and full support.
I develop websites of any complexity — from landing pages to web applications
High-converting single-page website for promoting a product, service, or event. Optimized speed and responsiveness.
A compact website to present your brand or personal portfolio. Elegant design and fast loading times.
Multi-page company website with CMS panel, multilingual support, and business process integration.
Full-featured online store on WooCommerce or headless architecture with payment systems and CRM integration.
Complex web application on Next.js or React with server-side logic, API integrations, and real-time features.
Custom business management system: client database, analytics, and process automation tailored to your needs.
I gather requirements, analyze the target audience, competitors, and define key website goals.
I create wireframe structures, define navigation, content hierarchy, and user scenarios.
I develop a unique design in Figma considering branding, responsiveness, and best UX practices.
I code the interface in Next.js or WordPress with pixel-perfect accuracy and speed optimization.
I set up the CMS, databases, API integrations, payment systems, and other server-side components.
I perform cross-browser testing, SEO audits, speed optimization, and security checks.
I deploy to production, set up monitoring, and provide post-launch technical support.
Choose the optimal package for your project
Landing page (6-8 sections)
$1000$1200What's included:
5-6 pages
$2000$2500What's included:
12-16 pages
$4000$5000What's included:
16+ pages
$8000$10000What's included:
Examples of completed projects
Answers to the most popular questions
The cost depends on the type and scope. A landing page on Next.js with responsive design and CMS starts at the basic package. A corporate site with 10–30 pages, blog, multilanguage and integrations is the standard package. E-commerce or SaaS with a customer cabinet, LiqPay/WayForPay/Fondy payments, Nova Poshta API, integration with KeyCRM/Bitrix24/1C — is the premium package.
Kyiv clients get the same price as clients from Lviv or Los Angeles — geography doesn’t affect the rate. When ordered together with UI/UX, branding or SEO, a combined package applies — cheaper than the sum of separate services. Exact figures are in the “Pricing” block above or after a short brief.
Yes. With clients from Kyiv — Pechersk, Shevchenkivskyi, Podilskyi districts, Obolon, the Left Bank — I meet in person when convenient. Usually it’s a 90–120 minute brief session, where we discuss business goals, audience, technical requirements, integrations with your CRM, ERP and payment systems.
Further work goes online via Figma, Linear/Jira, GitHub and Slack/Telegram — it’s faster than weekly trips from Pechersk to Podil. For projects with an active stakeholder structure (corporate clients from Khreshchatyk, Maidan, Besarabka, BC Gulliver, BC Astarta-Kyiv) — the format is hybrid: 1–2 in-person sessions at key milestones + online in between. If you need consulting before development — I’ll come too.
The base stack is Next.js + React + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS on the frontend, headless CMS (Strapi, Directus, Sanity or Payload) for content, Vercel or Hetzner for hosting, PostgreSQL for the database, Stripe / LiqPay / WayForPay / Fondy for payments.
Why this stack: Next.js gives SSR/SSG/ISR out of the box — the site indexes quickly in Google and passes Core Web Vitals well; TypeScript catches errors at code time, not in production; Tailwind keeps the design system consistent; headless CMS lets editors update content without a developer. I don’t use Tilda, Wix or off-the-shelf WordPress themes — they have hard limits on speed, SEO and customisation, which is critical for Kyiv with its dense search competition. Details on the “Web Development” page.
Depends on the type:
Timelines are most affected by client feedback speed and content readiness. If UI/UX is also needed, add 2–4 weeks for design. Kyiv clients usually approve iterations quickly — one of the reasons why Kyiv projects on average run 15–20% faster than regional ones.
Yes, this is the baseline list of integrations I implement on almost every e-commerce or B2B project for Kyiv.
For SEO-focused projects I recommend planning SEO and Google Ads from the start — so traffic flows from week one after launch.
Speed isn’t a “bonus” — it’s an architectural decision. On the sites I build for Kyiv, the target metrics are:
How it’s achieved: SSR/SSG/ISR instead of client-side rendering, image optimisation via next/image, lazy loading, minimal JS on the main thread, Edge functions for geolocation. On real Kyiv projects this delivers PageSpeed Insights scores of 95–100 on mobile. This is critical for SEO in Kyiv — Google favours fast sites in Tier-1 markets.
Yes — multilanguage is a standard for Kyiv projects, especially for those serving international clients or exporting. Approaches:
For Kyiv businesses entering the EU or US market, the typical config is Ukrainian + English. The Russian version is built on request, but I recommend rethinking its relevance for 2025+. A similar approach is used in my portfolio.
Security is a mandatory part of the base package, not an “option”:
For Kyiv fintech and SaaS projects — additionally 2FA, access logging, roles and permissions. The OWASP Top 10 standard is the minimum covered at the start. The same applies to integrations with PrivatBank, monobank, Sense Bank via open APIs.
Two main options:
For Ukrainian clients who need EU data residency or pay in UAH — Hetzner is most convenient. For global SaaS from Kyiv — Vercel + AWS / Google Cloud for database and storage. All accounts are registered in your name or your company’s — no vendor lock-in, you can always migrate the infrastructure. Details are discussed at the brief stage via the contact form.
Depends on business model and goals:
For Kyiv mid-market businesses, the most common choice is a corporate site + landings for campaigns. For retail from Khreshchatyk, Besarabka and shopping malls — e-commerce. For IT and fintech from Unit.City, Kyiv Tech Hub — SaaS and cabinets.
Yes. The base package includes 30 days of free post-launch support: I fix bugs, do small content edits, answer questions, monitor production. This covers the natural adaptation period when you see the site “in battle” and want to polish things.
After that — an SLA retainer: 5–20 hours per month for support, small features, updates. It’s cheaper than negotiating a separate mini-project each time. The retainer covers: uptime monitoring, dependency updates, regression fixes, additional integrations, SEO tweaks. For Kyiv clients with active digital marketing this is a must — a website without support ages in 6–9 months.
Yes, fully. Most of my clients — from Kyiv, other cities of Ukraine, the US and Europe — we work remotely. Standard process:
For Kyiv clients the “no meetings” format works too, especially if you’re a product manager from an IT company in Podil or Pechersk and already used to such a process. If you want a hybrid — 1–2 in-person sessions at key milestones — it’s also fine. Contact form — filyuk.top/contacts.
Comparison with other options
| Alex Filiuk | Large Kyiv web agency or Tilda builder | |
|---|---|---|
| Tech stack | ✅ Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind | 📋 Often WordPress, Tilda, templates |
| Core Web Vitals | ✅ LCP < 2.5s, CLS < 0.1, optimized INP | ⚠️ Frequently failed metrics |
| UA service integrations | ✅ LiqPay, WayForPay, Fondy, Nova Poshta, KeyCRM, Bitrix24, 1C/BAS | 💰 Usually charged separately |
| Price | ✅ Senior at mid-agency rate | 💰 Kyiv agencies — 2-3x more |
| Handoff to juniors | ✅ Work personally from brief to release | 🔄 Often junior dev + PM layer |
| Meetings in Kyiv | ✅ In person in Pechersk, Podil, Khreshchatyk | ❌ Only through agency office |
| Vendor lock-in | ✅ Open-source CMS, Vercel/Hetzner under your account | ⚠️ Builders — full dependency |
| Post-launch support | ✅ 30 days free + SLA | 💰 Separate contract, retainer |
| Code handover | ✅ Git repo is yours, docs included | ❓ Often no code access |
Kyiv is the largest and most complex digital market in Ukraine. Here you compete with outsourcing giants like EPAM, GlobalLogic, SoftServe, product teams from Reface, Grammarly, Genesis, dozens of web agencies like Murphy or Diio, an army of Tilda builders and Upwork freelancers. In this noise it’s hard for a business to pick a contractor that won’t just “make it pretty” but will assemble a website that brings in leads, orders and revenue every day. I’m Alex Filiuk, Senior UI/UX designer and frontend developer with 15+ years of practice, specialising in full-cycle web development in Kyiv on a modern Next.js, React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS stack. My portfolio includes 130+ shipped products — landing pages for Kyiv startups out of Unit.City, corporate sites for businesses in Pechersk and Shevchenkivskyi districts, e-commerce projects for retail at Khreshchatyk and Besarabska Square, SaaS platforms for Ukrainian fintechs and CRM portals for manufacturing companies.
This page is a complete guide for a business owner, marketing director or product manager choosing a contractor for web development in Kyiv: which site types fit the capital’s market, which stack to choose, how much it costs, how to estimate timelines, how a Senior developer differs from a large agency or Tilda builder, and how to avoid typical mistakes that cost Kyiv business tens of thousands of dollars every year.
Kyiv is a Tier-1 market on every angle: 3 million residents in the city, 4 million in the metropolitan area, the largest digital budgets in Ukraine, the highest CPC on Google Ads (often 2-3x compared to regional cities), the toughest SEO competition. If your site is slow, bad on mobile, or doesn’t index properly — you’re paying for traffic that doesn’t convert and losing positions to competitors who built their site right.
One more market specific: the Kyiv buyer is sophisticated. They’ve seen Rozetka, monobank, Nova Poshta, PrivatBank, Silpo. Their expectations are calibrated against the best Ukrainian and international standards. If your site looks like a 2018 Tilda template — that’s an automatic trust drop, even if your product is excellent. Design and speed are hygiene; without them no deal even starts.
A website in Kyiv simultaneously plays several roles:
If you’re planning a serious launch — consider not only development but parallel SEO, Google Ads and SMM. Otherwise even the best site stays invisible against competitors from Shevchenkivskyi and Pechersk districts.
There’s no universal “turn-key site” — each business model and stage needs its own format. Before development starts we define the type, scope and architecture.
For Kyiv mid-market the most common choice is a corporate site + 2–3 landings for key campaigns. For Kyiv retail — e-commerce with Nova Poshta and LiqPay/WayForPay. For Kyiv IT and fintech startups — SaaS or customer portal. For everyone — a separate UI/UX phase before development.
Tech choice is 70% of the future speed, maintainability and long-term cost of your site. I deliberately settled on a modern JavaScript stack that gives the best trade-off between development velocity, performance and freedom from vendor lock-in.
I deliberately don’t use Tilda, Wix, Squarespace for serious projects — they’re fine for prototypes or temporary sites but have hard limits on speed, customisation, SEO and integrations. For a Kyiv business investing in digital long-term, that’s a bad choice. WordPress I use carefully too — only where the client already has a WP team and ecosystem. For new projects — Next.js will always be more efficient.
I work via a transparent Agile process with fixed milestones. Each stage has a concrete deliverable that you see. No “trust the developer for 3 months” — you know where we are, what’s done and what’s next.
Total cycle — from 2–3 weeks for a landing to 3–4 months for e-commerce or 4–6 months for SaaS. If faster is needed — we discuss expedited format with parallel work streams.
For business in Kyiv, a site without local integrations isn’t viable. Here’s the baseline list I implement on almost every project:
If you already have a CRM/ERP/SaaS ecosystem, I adapt to it. If not — I help choose the optimal one for Kyiv business and design the integration architecture.
The price is shaped by scope, complexity and integrations, not geography. A Kyiv client gets the same rate as one from Lviv, Odesa or San Francisco. Approximate ranges:
Kyiv’s big agencies like EPAM or GlobalLogic charge $80–120 per hour for middle developers and $150+ for senior — with me you get Senior level at a mid-agency rate, with no proxy markup. For projects bundled with UI/UX, branding or SEO — the combined package costs less than the sum.
Over 15 years I’ve seen dozens of cases where Kyiv companies lost budget, time or search positions due to typical mistakes.
In Tier-1 markets like Kyiv, Google favours fast sites. That means your website must pass Core Web Vitals — otherwise even with perfect content you’ll lose ranking to competitors.
On real Kyiv projects these practices deliver PageSpeed Insights scores of 95–100 on mobile. It’s not a bonus — it’s baseline hygiene without which the site isn’t competitive in 2025+. For projects with active marketing I recommend planning CRO and UX audit right after release.
My portfolio includes 130+ projects, among them — Kyiv e-commerce, corporate sites, SaaS platforms, CRM cabinets. These aren’t “designer mockups for Behance” but actually shipped products that bring in revenue for clients in Kyiv, other Ukrainian cities and abroad. I’ve worked with Kyiv startups out of Unit.City, retail from malls Gulliver and Sky Mall, IT companies from Shevchenkivskyi and Pechersk districts, B2B services from BC Astarta-Kyiv.
If you want concrete examples — go to the “Projects” section or get in touch via the contact form. I’ll pick 5–10 most relevant cases for your niche — retail, fintech, manufacturing, media, education, HoReCa — and show not just the final site but the numbers: load speed, conversion rates, ROI from ad campaigns.
The Kyiv market offers three main paths: large agency (EPAM, GlobalLogic, Murphy, Diio), builder (Tilda, Wix, Webflow), or Senior freelancer with their own approach. Each has its pros and cons.
For Kyiv businesses with a $5K–$100K website budget — a Senior developer is almost always more efficient. For $300K+ budgets — a large agency may make sense if you need a whole team. For under $2K — Tilda is fine as a temporary landing, with a plan to rewrite on Next.js within a year.
A website is part of an ecosystem. If you’re planning a serious digital launch, a holistic approach is worth considering:
Kyiv is a priority market, but not the only one. I work with businesses across Ukraine and abroad. If you have offices in several cities or are planning regional/international expansion — we’ll design a site that scales.
Full list of locations on the “Service Areas” page.
If you have a specific request — fill in the contact form or write to email/Telegram (contacts in the website footer). The first consultation is free, up to 60 minutes. We’ll discuss your business, the website’s goals, the type (landing / corporate / e-commerce / SaaS), required integrations, approximate budget and timeline. After that I’ll send a detailed proposal with a fixed price — no surprises, no hidden fees.
I’m ready to build, for your business in Kyiv, a website that loads in a second, ranks high in Google, converts visitors into clients and won’t break a year from now. Not “another website” — but a working channel for sales and growth.