Hiring a web studio in Bratislava: how a fixed-price project runs

A web studio in Bratislava can build a small-business website for a fixed price in euros: ours is Start €390, Business €790 and Custom from €1,490, with no monthly fee. The price is agreed in writing before the build, and the website is ready within 14 days of the deposit.

Who we are

We are Matúš Kališ and Krištof Piteľ, two founders in Bratislava. We are a Slovak company, AcuityHub, s. r. o., trading as ShipFourteen. The address, company ID and tax ID are on the contact page. We write in English, Slovak and German. Our time zone is Central European, and we answer every message ourselves. You can reach us by e-mail, phone, WhatsApp or Google Meet.

We have no case studies of paying clients to show you, and we say so on our Work page: all twelve websites there are samples, previews or builder drafts, and each is labelled. What we can show you is how fast they load, which we measured. The home page of ship14.com scored 94 in Lighthouse on 31 October 2026 and its seven subpages scored 100 each. The method is on the Measurements page.

How a project runs

1. Draft. You give us the address of your current website, or tell us you have none. Within an hour you get a first draft, with no obligation.
2. Quote. If you like the draft, we agree the scope and send a written quote with a fixed price.
3. Deposit and build. You pay 50 % as a deposit and the 14 days start. Every day you can see a live link to the work in progress.
4. Launch. The domain, forms and handover are done, and you pay the other 50 %. The domain, the code and the content are yours.
5. Fixes. For 14 days after launch we fix errors, included in the price. Later changes are first estimated in hours, then billed at €20 an hour.

What you can check before you hire anyone abroad

• Who the contract is with. A named company with an ID you can look up, not only a brand.
• What is in the price. Number of pages, languages, who writes the text, who supplies the photos.
• Who owns the domain and the code. Ask in writing, and before the project, not at the end.
• How changes are priced. An hourly rate and an estimate first, or a flat fee.
• How you talk. A shared language, a time zone, and a person who answers.

Our own answers are on the Prices page. For the general method of comparing quotes, see What a website costs in 2026.

What we do not claim

We do not claim clients in other countries, because we have no case studies to show. We do not promise rankings on Google either. We make websites that load fast on a phone and are easy for search engines and AI assistants to read, and we measure it.

If you would like a draft for your firm, write to us or start with your website address in the builder.