NORTH3 — development studio
We build the site, and everything it has to talk to.
Websites and online shops, integrations with the services you already run, Telegram bots. One team from the data model through to the last screen — so nothing is anyone else’s problem halfway.
What we do
Three kinds of work, usually mixed.
Something people look at, something they talk to, and the plumbing that keeps both in step with the systems you already have.
Sites and shops
Built on WordPress and WooCommerce, or from scratch when a CMS would only be in the way.
- Corporate sites and landing pages
- Online shops and catalogues
- Moving off page builders
- Speed and Core Web Vitals
- Multilingual sites
Integrations
The part that decides whether the rest holds: where data lives, who owns it, and what happens when the other side goes quiet.
- REST and GraphQL APIs
- CRM and inventory systems
- Payments and delivery services
- Two-way sync with conflict rules
- Retries, logging, alerts on failure
Bots and automation
Work that a person is currently doing by hand because no one has written it down yet.
- Telegram bots for customers and staff
- Order and stock notifications
- Internal tools and dashboards
- Scheduled jobs and reports
- WordPress plugins to order
How it goes
Four steps, no surprises in the middle.
A couple of sentences is enough to start. We ask what we need and do not make you fill in a brief first.
Scope, price and dates in writing, with the risky parts named. Small work is one fixed figure.
Short rounds. At the end of each one there is something on a real address that you can open.
Code, access and notes handed over. Support afterwards if you want it, and no lock-in if you do not.
Proof, not promises
We publish some of our work for free.
Public plugins are the honest kind of portfolio: anyone can install one, read the code and see how it is written, without asking us for a case study.
No ads, no pro tier, nothing held back. They are supported the same way paid work is.
Before you ask
The questions everybody asks.
Work with a clear end gets one fixed figure. Open-ended work is priced per round, so you can stop after any of them. Either way you have the number before anything begins.
A landing page in days, a shop in weeks. An integration depends on the other side’s API more than on us, and the estimate says so plainly instead of averaging the risk away.
Usually yes, and usually cheaper than starting over. When it is genuinely cheaper to rebuild, we say that — including when it costs us the smaller job.
You do. Repository, hosting and third-party accounts are registered to you from the start, not transferred at the end if the parting is friendly.
Then we say so in the first reply rather than after the invoice. There is usually a way — scheduled exports, a file drop, a thin adapter — and we tell you what each one costs you in reliability.
Support is optional and priced separately. Nothing in the build depends on us staying: no hidden services, no keys only we hold, no framework only we understand.
Tell us what you need.
A couple of sentences about the task is enough. You will get back an honest read on what it takes, what it costs, and what we would not do in your place.