Webspot

How to start

From your work to a live site

You tell us what you do. We build a professional site and show it to you before it opens. Then you see whether enquiries arrive.

  1. 01

    You write to us

    Name, email, phone, profession, city, and a comment. Attach photos of your work or examples of sections. No account is required.

  2. 02

    50 GEL starts the work

    We reply, agree what the site should say, and send an invoice. Work starts when that 50 GEL is paid.

  3. 03

    You send the content

    Text and photos for the hero, services, about, contact, and FAQ. A section with nothing to say is left out.

  4. 04

    We build and translate

    We make a clear page about your service. Georgian is the main text, then English and Russian. You see the page before it opens.

  5. 05

    70 GEL at launch

    The remaining 50 GEL plus the first hosting month. The site opens at name.webspot.ge or on your domain.

  6. 06

    Once a month, one update

    You tell us what changed. We edit the text, images, and links. A new page, a new section, and a layout change are separate, if you decide to develop the site further.

Your address online

The site opens at name.webspot.ge. You may bring a domain bought anywhere. We connect it for free, and visitors see your address. The domain stays yours. If you stop using the service and do not arrange a move to your own hosting, you keep the domain and the site on Webspot closes.

Paid means the site is open

Hosting paid: the site is active. Hosting not paid: visitors see a paused page. Files are kept for one month, then deleted. Paying while the files exist brings the site back with no new creation fee. After deletion, coming back is a new order. If Devstudio still holds the code, the site can be prepared for your own hosting at the full cost of development.

A site within the Webspot service

The domain is yours. The site is provided as part of the Webspot service, together with hosting. If you need to, you can move to using the site on your own at the full cost of its development, or order a full handover of the project.