Behnam
Senior Web/App Developer
Hey 👋 I’m Behnam. Want an honest 30-minute digital check? It’s free. Pick a time that works.
For SMEs that need more than a good-looking site: Olymaris builds websites, apps, CRM and AI automations that turn visitors into enquiries, bookings and customers.
We build event websites with online ticket shops so you can sell courses, workshops and local events directly and manage bookings more easily.
We build hotel websites that win guest trust, increase direct bookings and reduce dependence on third-party booking platforms.
We set up a simple CRM so small businesses can manage leads, customers, offers and follow-ups without losing opportunities.
We build a simple driver tracking app so transport companies can manage drivers, routes and delivery status with less daily chaos.
We turn existing websites into focused sales paths that build trust, generate enquiries and support measurable business growth.
We build modern medical practice websites that create trust, simplify appointment requests and help patients find the right information faster.
We migrate your existing online shop into a stronger, more professional solution built for growth, trust and better sales.
We build customer portal apps so your clients can access status updates, appointments, files and messages in one clear place.
Quick answers about websites, relaunches, and apps—based on our guides.
It depends on scope and business goals. For serious business use, plan for a multi-thousand budget and judge offers by deliverables, not the headline price.
A clear breakdown: discovery/strategy, UX/UI, development, QA, launch, basic SEO/analytics setup, documentation/hand-over, and a maintenance plan.
Because the scope and quality are often different: process depth, UX, testing, performance, SEO hygiene, and long-term support are commonly missing in “cheap” quotes.
Yes—start with an MVP (core pages + conversion path). But keep the foundation (architecture, CMS, performance, SEO basics) professional so growth doesn’t become a rebuild.
Not always—fine for experiments or hobby pages. But for business growth, cheap often cuts discovery, UX, QA, performance and SEO, which later becomes a costly fix.
