Project Availability & Timelines
How quickly a website can start, how long it takes, and how many projects run at once — the honest answer to the question most enquiries open with.
From enquiry to live site
- Within 24 hours
You get an answer
Every enquiry is read and answered by the owner, Umutcan Emre Tezgel. Not a ticket number, not an account manager.
- About 20 minutes
The needs analysis
A call about what the site has to achieve, who it is for and what already exists. Free, and it ends with a binding fixed price rather than a range.
- 10 to 14 working days
Build and launch
From the go-ahead to a site that answers, for a typical business website. Shops and portals are scoped separately in the same call.
What that means in practice
A small number in parallel
Coday is one developer, so only a handful of builds run at once. That is where the short lead time comes from, and why a start date is worth asking about early.
On-site visits are normal
Wetzlar, Giessen, Marburg and the Lahn-Dill district are a short drive. Frankfurt and Rhine-Main are roughly 40 minutes via the A5 and A45.
Nothing is charged before the price is fixed
The call, the analysis and the quote cost nothing. Billing starts when you accept a fixed price you have in writing.
Launch is not the end
Performance and Core Web Vitals are measured after launch rather than promised before it. The guarantee page sets out what that covers.
Questions that come up
- Does the clock start before I have the content?
- No. The ten to fourteen working days begin once texts and images are in. If you do not have them, copy and photography can be part of the scope — that is what the partner network is for.
- What if my current site has to stay online?
- That is the normal case. The new site is built on a separate address and only goes live when you have seen it. The switchover itself takes minutes, and old URLs are redirected so nothing that ranks today gets lost.
- Can it be faster than ten days?
- Sometimes, for a small site where the content is ready. But nothing is promised that would have to be made up for by cutting the parts you cannot see: performance, accessibility, structured data.
- What happens if you are ill or on holiday?
- You are told before the project starts if a gap is coming, and the date accounts for it. A one-person agency cannot hide behind a team, so the schedule is planned honestly rather than optimistically.
Before you book
If you would rather know the shape of the work and a realistic budget first, three pages answer that without a call: the method, the packages, and the calculator that gives you a range in a couple of minutes.
Ask about a start date
Twenty minutes, free, and you come out of it knowing what your project costs and when it could go live.
Lead times and start dates for a website project in Central Hesse
This page answers the two questions that come up before any quote: how soon can a website start, and how long does it take? An enquiry is read and answered within 24 hours by the owner, Umutcan Emre Tezgel. What follows is a needs analysis of roughly twenty minutes about what the site has to achieve, who it is for and what already exists. A typical business website then goes from the go-ahead to live in ten to fourteen working days. Online shops and portals are larger and are scoped separately in that same call.
Those timings hold because Coday is one developer running only a handful of builds at once, not an agency queueing work behind a pipeline. That is where the short turnaround comes from, and it is also the reason a start date is worth asking about early: capacity in a given month is limited by design rather than by workload. If the month you have in mind is already taken, you will hear that in the first reply instead of after a proposal.
Nothing is invoiced before a price is fixed. The call, the analysis and the written quote cost nothing and commit you to nothing. Billing starts only once you accept a binding fixed price you already have in writing, split into fifty percent at kick-off and fifty percent after your approval. There is no hourly rate that grows during the project and no monthly subscription attached to the finished site.
On-site meetings are normal rather than an exception. Wetzlar, Giessen, Marburg and the Lahn-Dill district are a short drive; Frankfurt and the Rhine-Main area are around forty minutes via the A5 and A45. And the launch date is not the end of the engagement: performance and Core Web Vitals are measured after the site goes live rather than promised before it, and the guarantee page sets out exactly what that covers.