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How websites get made, what they really cost and what AI can already do for you.
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The platform price is only one of three parts of the bill. We break down what a small shop selling in Poland really costs: getting started, fixed fees and the cost of every order, using price lists checked in October 2026.
You already have a website and want to start selling. You can link to a marketplace, add a plugin, open a separate shop or build the shop into the site itself. Here’s how the options compare and what to get ready first.
BLIK, fast bank transfers and cards are what Polish customers expect at checkout. Here’s how payment gateways work, what you need to open an account and how to connect one to your shop without guesswork.
Selling to consumers in Poland comes with a fixed set of rules. Here’s what a small online shop must have in 2026, in plain English, with links to the actual laws.
Four popular shop platforms, plus Webomat, each right for a different business. We compare them on the questions small companies actually ask: what it costs, who maintains it, how far it scales and where it sells.
Six AI website tools compared on what actually matters: where the content comes from, what they cost, whether you can take the code with you, and who each one suits. Prices from the vendors’ own pages, as of October 2026.
An agency brings process, strategy and a team. A freelancer brings flexibility. Webomat turns your current website into a new one in under an hour. We compare prices, timelines and process, and say when an agency is worth the money.
A website builder gives you tools and a subscription. Webomat gives you a finished site built from the one you already have. We compare first-year and three-year costs, time, SEO and who actually owns the website.
WordPress is a CMS with an admin panel and plugins; Webomat builds a static site from the one you already have. We add up setup and running costs, look at updates and security, and say plainly when WordPress is the better choice.
A chatbot that writes code, a website builder with AI bolted on, or an agent that rebuilds your whole site from the old one? Three types of tools, four questions to ask, and the prices people actually pay.
A $500 website and a $5,000 website can have the same description in the proposal. The difference lies in what the proposal doesn’t say.
Before you pay anyone for a new website, check the one you have. Every tool here is free, and the whole process fits in a single article.
A website builder, a template, WordPress, an agency or AI. Every route makes sense, just for a different business and a different budget. A no-nonsense comparison.
Yes, you can, and nobody has to get tricked: three sensible routes that cost nothing up front, plus the bill that turns up later. An honest look at free websites.
A website from 2016 isn’t free just because you paid for it once. It’s quietly leaking traffic and enquiries, and you probably have no idea.
Half of a good website gets made on the client’s side. Gather these materials before the first conversation and you’ll cut weeks off the project.
You paste a URL and, usually 15–25 minutes later, you’re looking at a new version of your website. There’s a lot more going on inside than a single prompt to a model.
A navy-to-purple gradient, a huge headline in the middle, three icons in a row. You know exactly which website we mean.
A new website is the most common reason for a sudden drop in search traffic. It doesn’t have to be. Seven things you need to do while replacing your site.
WordPress powers roughly 40% of the web and is still a solid choice. But not every website needs a database and an admin panel.
LCP, INP and CLS are the three numbers Google uses to measure your website. You don’t need to be a developer to understand them and improve them.
Templates are genuinely good these days, and paying for a design from scratch isn’t always worth it. Then again, nobody ever won a market with a website that looks like everyone else’s.
Between the first conversation and launch there are usually three to eight weeks. Here’s what happens along the way, and where projects most often get stuck.
It’s not that robots are taking web designers’ jobs. It’s that stages which used to eat up days now take minutes.
A $500 website and a $15,000 website differ in more than price. We take the quote apart so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
Paste your website address and within a minute you will see how it looks on desktop and phone, how many pages it has and what is worth improving.
