Choose the smallest package that accommodates the actual page list, languages and publishing needs. More features are useful only when someone will maintain them. A five-page local practice may fit Business. Eight pages in two languages with a blog point towards Professional. The marketing website’s ten languages and articles are not included in every customer package.
When a requirement sits between two packages, examine why the extra capacity is needed. An eighth page that answers a substantial customer question is different from a page created only to separate two short paragraphs. A second language that the business can maintain and respond in is different from a translation added purely to make the site seem international. Package selection should reflect those differences.
Prepare a requirements row for each must-have item and mark the smallest package that covers it. If one item is outside every package, such as a custom customer portal, do not mark the largest package as a match. Record the exception for scope clarification. This method also makes a package-finder result easier to understand: it is a starting recommendation from declared requirements, not a binding quotation or proof that an unusual integration is included. The final selection can change when the page inventory and operating needs are reviewed.
Compare scenarios instead of collecting features
The most useful package comparison begins with a real page list. A company describing one narrow service has different needs from a studio presenting several services and publishing guidance in multiple languages. Extra capacity is valuable only when it supports an identified need. A blog that nobody will update and a language that nobody can respond in add responsibility as well as space.
Start covers one page with up to six sections and one language. Business accommodates up to five unique content pages in one language. Professional accommodates up to eight pages in two languages and includes a blog structure with more developed design and technical discovery work. Signature accommodates up to twelve pages in three languages, more extensive page compositions, multilingual technical SEO and a Markdown or LLM access layer. These are brochure-site scopes; none should be interpreted as unlimited application development.
Unique content pages are counted in the primary language. Additional included languages are counterparts of those pages. Standard privacy and cookie text placement is outside the content-page limit, but legal drafting advice is not included. A blog structure means the ability to publish articles through the agreed implementation, not the writing of hundreds of articles. In particular, the size of Orvunweb’s own marketing library is separate from a customer project.
Try three practical situations
First, consider a newly independent consultant with a concise service, a process explanation and an enquiry form. One page may provide enough information. Moving to a larger package simply to fill unused navigation would increase preparation work without solving a visitor problem. Start can be evaluated against the six-section reading sequence.
Second, consider a local company needing home, about, two service pages and contact. That is five primary-language pages. Business may fit if there is one language and no additional functions outside the package. The owner should still prepare content and agree the form fields, revision process and delivery files.
Third, consider a growing practice needing eight pages, English counterparts and a blog structure. Professional is a more relevant starting point. If the same practice actually needs twelve pages and three languages, Signature becomes the natural comparison. If it also needs online payments, staff accounts or a booking engine, the conversation must address a separate feature scope; selecting the largest brochure package does not silently include these systems.
Check revisions, timing and handover alongside price
The creation prices are TRY 5,000, TRY 10,000, TRY 15,000 and TRY 20,000. They are one-time Turkish-lira amounts. Compare the written scope rather than treating the price as a monthly subscription or converting it into an invented foreign-currency quote. Domain, email, paid tools and ongoing maintenance remain separately described costs.
The initial revision allowances are one grouped round for Start, two for Business, two for Professional and three for Signature. The corresponding planning estimates are three to five, five to seven, seven to ten and ten to fifteen working days once the necessary materials are ready. These ranges support planning and do not replace confirmation in the written offer.
Finally, ask what you will receive: source and delivery files, instructions, agreed account access and an explanation of third-party licenses. A package is easier to evaluate when it includes a clear ending as well as an attractive beginning. Choose the smallest option that covers the actual requirements, then identify any exceptional needs explicitly rather than assuming a price tier absorbs them.
Compare packages
- Start: TRY 5,000
- Business: TRY 10,000
- Professional: TRY 15,000
- Signature: TRY 20,000
One-time build fee. Domain, email and ongoing maintenance are considered separately. A written proposal confirms the final scope.
Practical checklist
- Match pages to visitor questions
- Count equivalent language versions
- Decide whether a blog is needed
A concrete example: A five-page local practice may fit Business. Eight pages in two languages with a blog point towards Professional.
A boundary to keep clear: The marketing website’s ten languages and articles are not included in every customer package.
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