What a full-service build should include
Agencies and freelancers use the phrase “turnkey” differently. For one it means assembling a ready-made design, for another it covers everything from the first conversation to launching ads. Put the scope in writing before work begins.
The most useful starting question is simple: what should a visitor do on the site? Leave a request, message you on Telegram, order delivery, book an appointment. Everything else follows from that answer.
- Analysis of the task, audience and competitors in your niche
- Page structure and a prototype before any design work
- Real copy and images instead of placeholders
- Design adapted for phones, since most local traffic is mobile
- Forms, Telegram notifications and a CRM connection if you use one
- Domain, SSL, analytics counters and the Meta pixel
- Handover of all access plus a short guide to editing the site yourself
When Tilda fits and when it does not
Tilda is a block-based builder, and its main strength is speed. A landing page for a service, a clinic or studio site, a page for an ad campaign, a small catalog: all of these can go live faster and cheaper than a custom build. Afterwards, your own manager can change text and prices without a developer.
There are limits. A large store with thousands of products, complex customer accounts, integrations with accounting systems or unusual order logic will hit the ceiling of a builder quickly. An honest contractor tells you that upfront instead of bending your task to the tool they happen to know.
What drives the price
There is no universal figure, and anyone quoting one without asking questions deserves some suspicion. The price depends on the number of pages and blocks, the amount of copywriting, how unique the design is, how complex the integrations are and how many languages you need.
Count the costs after launch too: the platform subscription, the domain, connecting payment services, support and later changes. Ask in advance whose account the project is created under and how the subscription will be paid. If the site lives on the contractor’s personal email, you depend on them.
Details that matter in Uzbekistan
Customers in Tashkent and the regions read in both Russian and Uzbek, so a bilingual site often pays for itself: a language switcher, properly edited translations and clean page addresses for search. Do not publish raw machine translation. Mistakes are obvious to native readers.
Telegram and phone calls are the usual contact channels. A “Message on Telegram” button often brings more enquiries than a long form. As for accepting payment through Click or Payme, that may not be available in the builder out of the box. It is usually solved with a payment link, an order request followed by an invoice, or custom code. Clarify this before the work starts, not after.
Test loading speed on mobile internet. Heavy images and video on the first screen hurt conversion, especially outside the capital. Add local trust signals as well: address, map, opening hours, links to your Instagram and Telegram channel.
How to choose a contractor
Ask for more than a portfolio. Ask why each project was designed the way it was, and how the team will measure results: number of leads, cost per lead, page conversion. If the answer boils down to “it will look nice,” be careful.
Agree on stages and approval: the layout is signed off before it is built, not after. Fix how many rounds of edits are included and what happens after launch, such as support, bug fixes and help with advertising.
Analytics and what comes next
A site without analytics is an expense with no feedback. At minimum you need a visit counter, goals for form submissions and clicks on Telegram and phone, and a pixel for ad accounts. After a month you can see which blocks work and which need rewriting.
If you are planning Tilda website development, the markdev team can review your task: whether a builder is enough, what the project should include and how to prepare the site for traffic from Instagram and Google. Describe what you need and we will talk it through with no obligation.
FAQ
How much does a Tilda website cost?
It depends on page count, volume of copy, design complexity and integrations. Ask for an estimate broken down by stage and check the yearly platform and domain costs separately.
Can I accept payments through Click and Payme?
This may not be available out of the box. Teams usually use a payment link, an order request with an invoice, or custom code. Agree on the method before work starts.
Is Tilda suitable for an online store?
For a small catalog, yes. For large stores with thousands of products and complex accounting logic, other solutions are worth considering.
Who owns the site after delivery?
You should. The project and domain are registered to your account or handed over with full access. Put this in the contract.
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