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Fluw for business

Business websites, from brief to launch

Create a company website, landing page or catalog on Fluw and keep developing it with a subscription. Start with AI; our team is ready to help you finish your project.

Work by our team

These projects belong to the portfolio of the team behind Fluw. They are not presented as automatically generated Fluw projects.

Neatech

Engineering company working in robotics, IoT and IT.

A presentation of the company’s services and projects.

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Servity

Server and networking equipment supplier.

A website presenting equipment and business areas.

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Bauman University Career Center

Jobs and career events for students and graduates.

An interface for opportunities and events.

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What kind of website does your business need?

Landing page

One offer and one action

Offer, terms, examples, questions, inquiry

Business card website

Introduce a professional or small company

About, services, work, contact details

Company website

Several business areas

Services, projects, team, documents and contacts

Catalog

Help customers choose products

Categories, specifications, product pages and inquiries

What belongs on your website

Help visitors understand your offer, whether it fits their needs and how to contact you. Start with services or products, work examples, company information and contacts.

A small business can start with one page. A company with distinct services can give each service a useful page of its own.

Your offer. Your work. A clear way to get in touch.

From brief to launch

  1. Describe the goal

    Explain your business, audience and the visitor’s main action.

  2. Add your materials

    Provide copy, photos, services, contacts and references.

  3. Review the first version

    Check the structure, content and different screen sizes.

  4. Refine the result

    Ask for specific changes. Our team can help with difficult parts.

  5. Prepare publication

    Test links and forms, prepare a version and verify that it has launched.

What to prepare

Bring what you already have. Start with the facts; refine the wording as you work.

  • Company name, audience and offer.
  • Services or products, photos and existing copy.
  • Contact details, the inquiry recipient and required form fields.
  • Website references and what you like about each.

How payment works

The website is created on Fluw. Platform use and published-site operation follow the subscription terms. Discuss the scope of team assistance for your project; there is no separate development price list here.

Your project stays with you indefinitely. Keeping the published website running requires an active subscription.

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Keep your website up to date

Ask to update text, add a page or replace a photo. Review changes before publishing a new version. Your project is retained indefinitely; the published website stops when the subscription ends.

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Our team is here to help you finish your project

Share your project and tell us where you need a hand. We will work out the next step together.

Before you begin

Can a small business start here?

Yes. Start with the pages and actions needed for your current offer, then expand the project.

What is included in creating a website?

Pages and workflows are defined by your brief. Platform limits follow your plan. Discuss the required team assistance before work begins.

How is the timeline determined?

It depends on the pages, readiness of materials, integrations and revisions. Share the brief with our team to discuss the sequence.

Can I start without finished copy?

Yes. Describe the business and the offer; verify any draft facts and wording before publishing.

How do I pay after launch?

Platform use follows the selected subscription. Current prices and limits are listed in Pricing.

Tell us about your business

Who are your customers, what do you offer, and what should a visitor do on your website?

After sign-up, the task opens as a draft. The project starts only after you confirm it.