Skip to main content
Solurnis

A website your business can use

A clear business site may be all you need. Accounts, data, and connected workflows call for a different build. We scope each one before quoting.

See the approach on our own site

Readable service information, a responsive layout and a direct route to booking or written project details. You can try the same paths your visitors would use.

Explore the Solurnis homepage Try the project-details form
Solurnis homepage showing the website offer and a restaurant design concept

Choose the right kind of build.

One starts with the pages and inquiry path your business needs. The other starts with the work people and systems need to do.

Business website

For a defined business presence. A starting scope may cover up to five pages, with the final page set agreed in writing.

  • Clear service and business information.
  • One agreed contact or booking route.
  • Responsive build and launch review.

Custom web system

For a site that also runs part of the business. Discovery comes first so the estimate reflects the people, data, and tools involved.

  • Accounts, portals, or editable structured content.
  • Specialized workflows and vendor integrations.
  • Defined testing, handoff, and maintenance needs.

What the written scope settles.

Before work begins, you should know what is included, what you need to provide, and who controls the result. A current URL, business goal, and deadline are enough to start that conversation.

Send the details you have
Deliverables
Pages, features, inquiry route, content work, review criteria, and what is excluded.
Your inputs
Business facts, copy, imagery, account access, and who can approve decisions.
Scope changes
Payments, accounts, integrations, migrations, rush timing, and vendor dependencies are assessed separately.
Launch and ownership
Schedule, applicable accessibility and search checks, domain and hosting control, and access handoff.
Ongoing costs
Third-party charges and any hosting, support, or updates after launch have their own written terms.

Questions worth resolving early.

Can I update the site myself?

Yes, when an editing workflow is part of the agreed build. The proposal identifies what you can change and who handles work outside that workflow.

Is hosting included?

Not automatically. If Solurnis provides hosting, the arrangement, recurring charge, access, and support responsibilities are stated separately in writing.

How long will the build take?

Timing depends on the scope, content and access readiness, approvals, and third-party work. You receive a project schedule with the written scope.

What if the launch is urgent?

Share the deadline and what is already prepared. Rush work is considered case by case, with the achievable deliverable and timing agreed before work begins.

Have a website project in mind?

Talk through the scope on a 20-minute phone call, or send the details for review.