Where we work · Montenegro
We build and run websites for businesses across Montenegro: a restaurant group, a boat on the Bay of Kotor, a moss-wall maker in Tivat, an ice cream and chocolate maker in Podgorica. The studio is in Belgrade. The sites are live here, in the languages your guests read.
All of them are live. Open any one and judge the work yourself.
Restaurant group
Ribarsko Selo: the locations of the group, the story of the houses, and a contact form that files every message before it is mailed, so nothing is lost. Montenegrin, English and Russian.
Tivat
Katica, a two-deck boat sailing full-day cruises of the Bay of Kotor from Tivat: fourteen pages, a page for every sailing day, and a booking form that writes the WhatsApp message for the guest.
Tivat
Green Land, stabilised moss walls and decorative greenery: a site in four languages and a seven-step configurator that designs a wall together with the customer.
Podgorica
Mille Baci, ice cream and chocolate: the whole site in Montenegrin, English, Russian and Italian, with a contact form protected against spam instead of a published email address.
Restaurant Case study
Porto Adriatic: the full menu, the story and table enquiries in Montenegrin, English and Russian.
A restaurant on the coast or a boat in Tivat is read in Montenegrin, English and Russian, and often in German or Italian too. Most of the sites we run here ship in three or four languages. Each language has its own pages at its own address, linked with hreflang, so a guest searching in Russian lands on the Russian page instead of an automatic translation widget.
Timetables, prices and menus change every spring. On Katica the timetable, the stops and the prices live in one source file that the build writes into every page, so a price changed once is changed everywhere, in every language, on the same day.
A lot of booking here happens on WhatsApp, and the site should not pretend otherwise. On Katica the guest picks the day and the party and the site writes the WhatsApp message for them. Nothing is stored and nothing gets lost in a form nobody reads.
When Green Land and Ribarsko Selo moved to us, their mail stayed exactly where it was. We read the mail records before we touch a domain and prove afterwards that mail still arrives. Old addresses are redirected page by page to the nearest new page, so links and rankings carry over.
Ribarsko Selo, Katica and Green Land were registered with Google, Bing and Yandex on the day each went live, with the sitemap and the pages submitted for indexing. Yandex is there for the Russian-speaking audience.
Prices are the same in Montenegro as everywhere we work, in euros, and every project starts from a fixed, itemised offer.
up to ~6 pages, design, contact, SEO basics
more pages, multilingual, blog, deeper SEO
catalog, payments, shipping, product SEO
bookings, member areas, listings, mobile apps
Yes. The sites above are live for businesses in Tivat, Podgorica and along the coast, and we host and maintain them.
No. The brief, the material, the approvals and the launch all happen remotely. The studio is in Belgrade.
Montenegrin, English and Russian are the usual set, and we have also shipped German and Italian. Every language gets its own pages, written, not machine-translated on the fly.
Yes. Our price ranges are in euros, and you get a fixed, itemised offer within 24 to 48 hours.
Yes. We redirect every old address to the matching new page and leave your mail records untouched, as we did for Green Land and Ribarsko Selo.
A restaurant, a boat, a shop or a service: describe it in a few lines and you get a fixed offer within 24 to 48 hours.