MAQITRA STUDIO
Website support, fixes, growth
We handle technical fixes, new functionality, WordPress, OpenCart, WooCommerce, GA4/GTM, speed, forms, SEO issues and website recovery without unnecessary bureaucracy.
for critical errors, forms, SSL, 500s and website downtime
WordPress, OpenCart, WooCommerce, PHP, Next.js and integrations
fixes for speed, indexing, analytics and lead conversion
Technical fix plan
Priorities, status and lead impact
Website under control
Diagnosis activeWhat can be fixed first
Quick website check
We will check what blocks leads: errors, speed, mobile UX, forms, analytics, indexing or page logic.
Check websiteWebsite is broken
When the website is down, infected, showing errors or leads stopped arriving.
Fixes and improvements
When you need blocks, forms, CTAs, service pages, filters, payment or integrations.
Technical support
When the website needs regular updates, stability and support for ads and SEO.
Technical SEO and speed
When Core Web Vitals, indexing, sitemap, schema, robots, GA4/GTM and clean events matter.
The format depends on the situation: from website recovery to phased functionality improvements, technical SEO, speed, analytics and ecommerce support.
Fix
from UAH 3,500
Timeline: fast start
Best for: Critical errors, downtime, forms, SSL, malware and 500 errors
Problem diagnosis and fix plan
Website or key scenario recovery
Forms, leads, payment, redirects and SSL checks
Root-cause explanation and next technical risks
Growth
from UAH 12,000
Timeline: phased
Best for: Website improvements, new functionality, ad and SEO pages
Page, CTA, form and mobile UX improvements
New blocks, calculators, filters, quizzes or dashboards
CRM, Telegram, API, payment and delivery integrations
GA4/GTM events, technical SEO and speed for leads
Support
from UAH 15,000/mo
Timeline: monthly
Best for: Ongoing support for a company website or ecommerce store
Backlog of fixes, updates and technical tasks
Forms, leads, speed, CMS and error monitoring
WordPress, OpenCart, WooCommerce and PHP support
Transparent task status and business-driven priorities
The issue is rarely one banner or one button color. It is usually weak logic, broken mobile UX, missing integrations and manual processes that do not scale.
The website exists, but it does not move visitors to the lead.
Forms, analytics or notifications work unreliably.
Needed functionality keeps getting delayed because no one owns the implementation.
The mobile version breaks the experience and cuts conversion.
Leads are lost between the website, CRM, Telegram and sales team.
Processes rely on manual actions, spreadsheets and message forwarding.
What the client gets
More leads through cleaner logic and stronger UX.
Less leakage thanks to stable forms, integrations and analytics.
Faster team operations through automation and transparent statuses.
A website that acts like a sales asset instead of a formality.
Predictable technical execution without bureaucratic drag.
A studio that can handle both focused tasks and full product growth.
Even when a project does not have a mature analytics stack yet, outcomes can still be measured through lead quality, faster operations, lower leakage and a clearer user journey.
B2B landing page improvement
What was wrong
Traffic volume was decent, but mobile conversion was weak and the first screen lacked clarity.
What changed
The hero was rebuilt, the path to the form was shortened, and trust signals with a quick-entry audit were added.
Outcome
Lead quality improved and first-screen drop-off was reduced.
CRM and Telegram integration
What was wrong
Forms were unreliable and managers responded with delays.
What changed
A single scenario was assembled: website -> CRM -> Telegram alert -> processing status.
Outcome
Fewer missed leads and faster response to inbound requests.
Telegram bot for qualification
What was wrong
Too many low-quality requests and manual first-touch communication.
What changed
A branching bot was implemented to collect key parameters and pass them into a sheet or CRM.
Outcome
The team receives structured inquiries instead of a chaotic message flow.
Tasks are prioritized by business impact: website availability, leads, payment, speed, analytics, SEO and new functionality. This keeps website growth from turning into task chaos.
Critical: website down, 500, malware, SSL, payment or form failure
High: errors that block leads, ads or key pages
Growth: new pages, blocks, filters, integrations and ecommerce
Optimization: speed, Core Web Vitals, SEO, schema and GA4/GTM
Technical work matters when it improves stability, leads, ads, SEO and speed. After fixes, it is important to track the business effect, not only task completion.
Whether website and ad inquiries actually arrive.
Whether forms, clicks and ecommerce events are tracked correctly.
Whether speed hurts conversion and SEO.
Whether technical issues block organic traffic.
Whether updates create downtime, conflicts or malware risk.
What is fixed, what is in progress and what moves next.
The stack is chosen to support fast rendering, clean component architecture and a solid base for extending the project after launch.
Next.js App Router for fast SEO-ready delivery, React for controlled UI, Tailwind for precision styling and Framer Motion for intentional motion without noise.
Next.js / React / TypeScript
Node.js / API / webhook flows
Telegram Bot API / CRM / payment integrations
Tailwind / motion systems / premium UI
Analytics / GTM / Meta Pixel / event maps
Performance / Core Web Vitals / technical SEO
Useful when it is still unclear whether you need a set of fixes, integrations, a new landing page or a full product build. Diagnose first, implement the right thing second.
1. Inputs
Website link, project reference or a short description of the current situation.
2. Bottlenecks
Where leads are lost, logic breaks or scaling slows down.
3. First move
What should go first: audit, fixes, integrations or a new product layer.
This matters for projects where sales are already running and every week without movement costs money. The structure is simple: understand, prioritize, build, test, launch.
We gather context, identify the bottlenecks and avoid wasting a week on obvious questions.
We define what hurts leads, speed, logic or integrations, and what creates impact first.
We propose the right path: focused fixes, phased improvement or building from zero.
We build interfaces, logic and integrations with a business outcome in mind.
We check responsiveness, forms, events and edge cases before release.
After launch, the system can be scaled further with the same team.
A strong landing page sells not only services but the working model itself: speed of immersion, technical depth and the ability to turn work into a shipped result.
We do not just add blocks and buttons. We build a system that affects leads, speed and operational control.
Frontend, integrations, forms, tracking, optimization and automation can be handled in one flow.
You can enter through a form fix and exit with a complete website, bot or web app.
We get into the project quickly, define the scope clearly and move toward release without bloated meetings.
After the first fixes, the next stage is usually clear: campaign pages, new functionality, technical SEO, speed, analytics, CMS support and lead-flow control.
Technical Support
from UAH 15,000/mo
Regular fixes, updates and CMS control
Forms, leads and core event monitoring
Transparent backlog and concise task status
Growth Support
from UAH 25,000/mo
Ad, SEO and conversion page improvements
GA4/GTM, technical SEO, speed and UX fixes
New blocks, forms, filters and integrations
Ecommerce Support
from UAH 35,000/mo
OpenCart, WooCommerce, catalog, payment and delivery
GA4 ecommerce and lost-order control
Technical tasks for stable store growth
The form is short: contact, website link and a few words about the issue or needed functionality are enough.
This block removes typical friction before the lead. If your case is unusual, it is better to discuss it directly.
Maqitra Studio handles technical fixes, support, functionality improvements, integrations, speed, analytics, technical SEO, OpenCart, WooCommerce, WordPress and website growth tasks focused on leads.