Question 1

How do I know if I need a website, a web app or an app?

Accepted Answer

Answer three questions. Do users log in or have accounts? Does it store user data or take payments? How custom is the core logic? No accounts and mostly content means a website. Accounts, a database and payments in the browser means a web app. A mobile or desktop app, or heavy custom logic and integrations, means an application.

Question 2

What does each one cost to start?

Accepted Answer

A website starts at ₪4,500, a web app at ₪12,000 and an application at ₪25,000. The starting price is the honest floor. Your final number is a fixed written quote built from the real hours your project needs.

Question 3

What if my project sits between two of them?

Accepted Answer

Many do. Pick the product that matches the most demanding thing your system has to do. If it needs accounts and data it is at least a web app, even if it has only a few screens. We confirm the fit in a short scoping call before any quote.

Question 4

Can I start as a website and grow into a web app later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Because you own the code and hosting with no lock-in, a website can grow into a web app when you are ready. We build on foundations that do not have to be thrown away to add accounts, data or payments.

Your answer	Website	Web App	Application
Do users log in or have accounts?	No. Visitors read and contact you.	Yes. Users sign up, log in and have roles.	Yes, plus identity tied to a device or a larger system.
Does it store user data or take payments?	No, beyond a contact or lead form.	Yes. A database, dashboards and payments.	Yes, often sensitive data, integrations or real scale.
How custom is the core logic?	Mostly content and presentation.	Real app logic running in the browser.	Heavy custom logic, or mobile, desktop and offline.
Starting price	From ₪4,500	From ₪12,000	From ₪25,000

Which should you build: a website, a web app, or an app?

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