A corporate website that builds trust in your company and collects customer enquiries
NexPro builds a corporate website that presents your services, portfolio, team, projects and contact details clearly, works properly on mobile devices and is ready for Google search.
- About the company
- Services
- Portfolio
- Enquiry form
Home → Services → Portfolio → Contact
A corporate website skeleton: navigation, an about-the-company block, a list of services, portfolio cards and a button leading to the enquiry form.
Company information in one place
Services, portfolio, team, certificates and company details live at one address instead of being scattered across chats and files.
A service path the customer can follow
Pages are ordered the way customers ask questions: what you offer, who it suits and what the next step is.
Easy points for enquiries and contact
The form, phone, Telegram and map open in one tap from any page — nobody has to hunt for your contacts.
Which businesses need a corporate website?
Not every business needs a corporate website to the same degree. It matters most where customers check a company before deciding, compare options and look for an answer to “are these people serious?”. Here are five such situations.
A B2B company wants to show its experience
Before deciding, a buyer checks you: how long you have operated, which projects you delivered, who you worked with. If that is not on your site, they move to a competitor.
A manufacturer or distributor presents a catalogue
Your product range, specifications and models belong in a catalogue people can search and link to, not in a PDF file or a Telegram channel.
A service company turns ad traffic into enquiries
Google and Instagram ads bring the person in, but the website decides where they land. An unclear page simply burns the budget.
Partners and investors need an official source
Tenders, partnerships and bank relationships call for an official, verifiable source about the company — registration details, lines of business and contacts.
Team, branches and certificates are scattered
When information is split between Instagram, a Telegram channel and old presentations, customers cannot tell which version is current.
A corporate website is not a business card with company information — it is a working digital point where a customer starts to trust you and gets in touch.
We shape the structure of your corporate website around your business
Below is the usual skeleton of a corporate website. The number and order of sections change per project — we do not add what you do not need, and we build what you do.
Home page
Explains on one screen what the company does, who it is for and what the next step is.
About the company
Lines of business, experience, licences and registration details — the page customers open when they want to verify you.
Services or products
Quickly explains what you offer and which problem people can come to you with.
Portfolio and projects
Replaces claims with evidence: instead of stated experience, it shows delivered work.
Team or specialists
Shows that real people stand behind the company — in service businesses this section affects trust the most.
- If needed
Blog and useful articles
Answers the questions customers type into search and brings additional search traffic to the site.
Contacts and enquiry form
Phone, address, map and form in one place — getting in touch requires no searching.
- If needed
Language versions
If you serve Uzbek, Russian or English-speaking audiences, each language gets its own separately indexed pages.
A good website shortens the customer's path
A website does not sell on its own — it removes the obstacles between a customer and a decision. Here are the five most common obstacles and how they are closed.
Obstacle
Services are written unclearly: the customer cannot tell what is offered or whether it fits them.
How the site closes it
The content hierarchy follows the order customers ask questions — the problem first, then the solution, the scope and the next step.
Obstacle
Enquiries get lost: there is no record of who wrote in, who replied and what stage the request is at.
How the site closes it
When the form is submitted, the request reaches the manager on Telegram and, if needed, lands in the CRM as a record.
Obstacle
Mobile visitors leave: small text, buttons that are hard to tap and slow loading.
How the site closes it
The layout is designed starting from the phone screen, images are compressed and the main CTA stays within thumb reach.
Obstacle
The site is hard to find on Google: page titles, descriptions and structure are not prepared for search.
How the site closes it
Each page gets its own title and description, sitemap and robots.txt are configured and Search Console is connected.
Obstacle
The company looks unreliable: mismatched images, outdated information and contacts that do not work.
How the site closes it
One visual style, a real portfolio and verified contact details — these three decide the first impression.
How do we build a corporate website?
The project runs in six stages. At each one it is clear in advance what you approve and what you are left with.
- 01
We study the business and the audience
What you sell, how customers decide and where their questions come up today.
Stage outcomeA written agreement on what the site has to solve and who it is aimed at.
- 02
We define the site structure and pages
Together we decide which sections are needed, which can wait and what goes in the menu.
Stage outcomeA page list and menu structure — which you approve.
- 03
We prepare the design direction and the user path
We draw how the main pages look and the path a customer takes up to making an enquiry.
Stage outcomeA design mockup — development does not start until it is approved.
- 04
We build the site
Pages are developed, the admin panel is built, and mobile and tablet views are set up separately.
Stage outcomeA working test version — you open it yourself through a link.
- 05
We connect content, forms, analytics and integrations
Text and images go in, and we connect the enquiry form, Google Analytics, Search Console and the agreed integrations.
Stage outcomeA filled-in site and a working enquiry flow — verified with a test request.
- 06
We test and launch
The domain is connected, SSL installed, and every form and link checked. Then we walk you through the admin panel.
Stage outcomeA launched site, a management guide and the support period included in your plan.
Your corporate website can connect to your business systems
These are the connections actually included in the plans. Which ones your project needs we decide together — connecting all of them is not required.
Corporate website: Murojaat formasi, Telegram, Email, CRM, Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Maps, REST API
For example, a request sent through the “get a quote” form can land in the CRM or reach the manager on Telegram.
What determines the price of a corporate website?
The three plans below are a starting point. Each card shows the most important scope; the full list can be opened under “full scope”.
Standard
Basic corporate website
8,000,000 UZS
- Who it suits
- Small teams that need core company information and a flow of enquiries.
- What you get
- A site of up to 5 pages, mobile-ready and connected to search.
- Modern, professional design
- Responsive design (for all devices)
- Up to 5 pages
- Contact form
- SEO optimization
- Google Analytics integration
- Google Search Console setup
Premium
Extended corporate website
15,000,000 UZS
- Who it suits
- Companies whose service or product range has grown and who want to manage content themselves.
- What you get
- A site you edit through a CMS, with extended SEO configuration.
- Everything in the Standard plan
- Up to 10 pages
- Content management system (CMS)
- Blog section
- Product/service catalog
- Admin panel
- Extended SEO optimization
Enterprise
Custom corporate website
25,000,000 UZS
- Who it suits
- Companies that need a user account area, document workflow or integration with an existing system.
- What you get
- A site built with custom features and API integration.
- Everything in the Premium plan
- Unlimited pages
- Custom design and functionality
- Complex interactive elements
- Custom CMS solution
- User registration
- User accounts
What changes the final price
- Number of pages and how they are structured
- Design complexity — a ready system or a custom mockup
- Number of language versions
- Catalogue size and filtering requirements
- Admin panel capabilities and user roles
- API integration with a CRM or an existing system
- Custom features: user accounts, document workflow, reporting
A plan price is the lower bound. Once the project scope is clear we send a quote with a breakdown of what costs what.
Solutions we built for corporate websites
Below are projects that went live. Each card opens the project page describing the task, the work delivered and the technologies used.
Your corporate website can be extended later
There is no need to build everything in the first stage. The items below are added after launch, when the need appears.
Landing Page
When you need it
When a separate ad campaign needs a page focused on one specific offer.
Online Stores
When you need it
When you want to add a cart and start selling online on the site itself.
CRM Systems
When you need it
When enquiries from the site need to be tracked by stage and shared across the team.
SEO Optimization
When you need it
When you want to grow search traffic systematically.
AI Agent
When you need it
When customers repeat the same questions and answers are needed outside working hours.
Telegram Bot
When you need it
When most customer conversation happens on Telegram and orders are easier to take there.
Questions about corporate website development
Answers to the questions asked most often before a project starts.
The Standard plan starts from 8M UZS, Premium from 15M UZS and Enterprise from 25M UZS. The final figure changes with the number of pages, language versions, catalogue size and integrations — once the scope is clear we send a detailed quote.
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Let's plan a corporate website that works for your company
In a short call we go over your business, the site structure, integrations and an approximate budget. After that we prepare a clear project proposal.