You own every line
No builder subscriptions, no proprietary runtime, no licence that expires. The repository is handed over at the end of the project and it is yours — host it wherever you like, hire whoever you like to extend it.
ENGINEERED IN LATVIA
We write the code behind your growth.
Qix Service IT is a small engineering studio in Rēzekne. No page builders, no template licences, no dashboards you have to rent forever — just clean, hand-written code that you own outright and that loads in under a second.
Currently building: _
€700
Entry price, fixed
98+
Lighthouse target
3
Packages, no upsells
100%
Code ownership
01 What we build
Three ways in
Pick the package that
matches your stage.
Every package is a fixed scope at a fixed price, quoted before a single line is written. Deployment to your hosting and domain is always included — never an extra invoice.
Fast Start
LANDING PAGE
A single, ruthlessly focused page for testing a market and collecting leads. You send the design mockup — we return an autonomous, lightning-fast site.
- Pixel-accurate build from your mockup
- Optimised, spam-protected forms
- Hosting deployment & domain wiring
Digital Retail
E-COMMERCE
A digital storefront engineered to process and manage sales without your daily intervention — from product search to the receipt landing in the inbox.
- Catalog search, filters & inventory sync
- Stripe / PayPal payment gateways
- API shipping rates & automated receipts
The Platform
SAAS & SERVICES
Behind-the-scenes engineering for complex, high-scale cloud software — the heavy lifting most agencies quietly outsource.
- Robust server-side logic & data structures
- Secured user profiles & subscription tiers
- Deployed & stress-tested on AWS / DigitalOcean
Prices are per project, excluding VAT. Qix Service IT SIA is not currently registered for VAT, so no VAT is added to invoices.
02 How we differ
The difference
Custom engineering,
not a rented template.
Speed as a feature
Sites are budgeted for Core Web Vitals from the first commit, not patched afterwards. Lean payloads, deferred scripts, and images sized for the device actually asking for them.
Secure by default
Hardened forms, hashed credentials, scoped API keys and HTTPS everywhere.
Fixed scope, fixed price
You approve the specification and the number before work begins. No drift.
Registered in the EU
A Latvian limited company with a commercial register entry you can verify.
03 Working together
The process
Four steps. No surprises.
The same sequence runs on every package. The only thing that changes between a €700 landing page and a €1 500 platform is how long step three takes.
STEP 01
Scope call
A short conversation about what the thing has to do and who it has to do it for. You leave with a written specification — pages, integrations, data model, and the exact list of what is not included.
STEP 02
Design handoff
Send us a Figma file, a PDF, a competitor you like, or a napkin sketch. We work from whatever exists. If nothing exists, we propose a structure and you approve it before anything is built.
STEP 03
Engineering
The build happens on a staging URL you can open at any time. Progress is visible daily rather than revealed in a single dramatic handover at the end.
STEP 04
Deployment & handover
We deploy to your hosting, point your domain, install analytics, hand over the repository and credentials, and walk you through editing anything you will need to edit yourself.
04 Tooling
The stack
Boring tools, chosen on purpose.
Nothing here is experimental. Every dependency in this list has years of production behind it, active maintenance, and a hiring pool if you ever move on from us.
FRONT-END
BACK-END
COMMERCE
INFRA
05 Delivered work
Client feedback
Shipped, invoiced, paid.
Three projects delivered in August 2026 — one of each package. Every invoice settled inside the agreed three-day terms.
I sent over a mockup and a domain name, and that was genuinely all that was asked of me. The page was live within the week, it loads instantly on a phone, and the enquiry form has not dropped a single message.
The subscription tiers and user profiles were the parts I was most nervous about, and they were handled without drama. It was stress-tested in front of me before launch, which is not something I had experienced before.
Stock levels, shipping prices and receipts all sort themselves out now. I used to spend evenings copying order details by hand; that part of the job has simply disappeared.
06 Questions
FAQ
The things people ask first.
That is normal. For the Fast Start package we can work from a reference site you like plus your content, and propose a structure for approval. For the larger packages the interface is designed as part of the scoping step. You will never be asked to approve a build you have not seen laid out first.
A landing page is typically live within a week of receiving your content. A storefront usually runs two to four weeks depending on catalogue size and how many systems it has to talk to. Platform work is quoted with a schedule attached, because the honest answer depends entirely on the data model.
Yes — hosting and the domain stay in your name, on your account, paid by you. That is deliberate: it means you are never locked to us. Deployment onto that hosting, DNS configuration and the SSL certificate are included in the package price.
Every project includes a short warranty window for defects — if something we built does not behave as specified, it gets fixed at no cost. Beyond that, ongoing changes and new features are quoted separately, and there is no obligation to buy a retainer.
By bank transfer against an invoice from Qix Service IT SIA, with three-day payment terms as standard. The company is not currently registered for VAT, so no VAT is added. Larger platform projects can be split across milestones.
Yes. The work is remote by default and we correspond in English, Latvian or Russian. Invoicing is in euro from an EU-registered company, which keeps the paperwork simple for clients elsewhere in the union.
Next step
Tell us what you're building.
Send a paragraph about the project. You get a written scope and a fixed price back — not a sales sequence.