Frequently asked questions

A one-page website is €150, a multi-page website (up to 5 pages) €450, an online shop from €800. Prices are fixed for the stated scope; what’s included is listed on the pricing page. Domain and hosting are not included.

Not for the build: you pay once for building the site. What remains is the domain and hosting, paid directly to the provider – typically about €3–10 a month for hosting and €8–30 a year for a .lt domain. Before we start, we tell you which provider we suggest and what it costs. The forms we build work without a separate monthly subscription. Maintenance can be ordered separately – from €69/month.

A one-page website takes about 5 working days, a multi-page site about 10–15 and an online shop about 15–25 working days. The clock starts once we have your information (copy or service description, photos, access), so things go fastest when the material is ready.

For orders up to €150 – no: we invoice once you’ve checked the work, with a 7-day payment term. For orders over €150 – 50% upfront when work starts, the rest once you’ve seen the finished work, before the site moves to your domain.

One conversation and your material: what you do, for whom, your services and prices, contacts and photos if you have them. We can write the copy. Then we work on our own and come back with the result for your feedback.

Two revision rounds are included – we collect all your feedback and fix it. The remaining amount is paid only after you’ve seen the finished work, before the site moves to your domain. An extra revision round costs €40, and we tell you in advance.

Yes. Copy is included in the website price: we write it based on your services and tone, or edit and expand what you have. Design, copy and development happen in one place, so you don’t coordinate several contractors.

Yes, always, at no extra cost. It’s one site that works equally well on phones, tablets and computers.

Yes, if you need to. An admin panel for editing copy, prices and photos without code is included in every plan. We can also make changes for you – with a website care plan (from €69/mo) or at €35/h without a plan.

Yes, and it’s often cheaper than building from scratch – especially if the site already ranks in Google. Fixes run on a care plan or €35/h, a homepage redesign on your existing site is €700. We’ll tell you what’s worth doing after a free review of your site.

Yes. Once paid in full, you receive the complete site code and a perpetual right to use and modify it, plus access to hosting and other accounts. Any other specialist can continue the work. We may reuse the layout the site is based on for other projects.

beribus is a two-person studio: Ričardas Plančiūnas and Karolis Mikulėnas. There are no account managers between you and the work, and we deliberately take on only a few projects at a time.

We’re in Vilnius and work with clients in Lithuania and worldwide remotely, so location is no obstacle. Meeting in person is possible too.

Yes. We are based in Vilnius, but we build and fix websites for clients across Lithuania – Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai, Panevėžys and elsewhere – and abroad. Everything happens remotely, and meeting in person is possible too.

Yes. Repairs and ongoing care for existing websites now run on website care plans at beribus.com: Lite – €69/mo (5 h), Pro – €239/mo (20 h), Max – €399/mo (40 h). One-off work without a plan – €35/h. We also look after sites we did not build.

Yes. An online shop with a catalogue, cart, checkout via Paysera, Montonio or Stripe and an admin panel costs from €800, with a timeline of about 15–25 working days.

Design is already included in the website price (from €150) – both our layout and a custom design from scratch.

Yes. A second language is a paid extra (translation and implementation): €149 for a one-page site, €249 for up to 5 pages, €390 for an online shop.

Every website includes basic SEO: page titles and descriptions, headings, structured data, Google Analytics and Search Console. We do not guarantee the top spot in search – nobody can honestly promise that – but the site will be technically ready for Google to find it.