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Well-drilling website with a ground cross-section instead of a flat price

A depth slider moves the bore down a ground cross-section and reprices metre by metre, beside a list of real local boreholes — the only figure that truly answers the customer's question.

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613,77 zł gross

Deployment includes installation, configuration, and customization for your business.

Hosting and .pl domain free for one year
Website installation and configuration
Content, images and logo setup
Domain connection
SEO optimization (meta tags, Schema.org, heading structure)
Open Graph and Twitter Cards (link preview when sharing)
Favicon and visual browser identification
Privacy policy and cookie consent banner (GDPR)
Responsiveness and performance testing
30 days of technical support after deployment

Buy with deployment - 499 zł net

VAT invoice
PayU or bank transfer
Domain and hosting for a year included
30 days of support with deployment
36 websites delivered

This website is unique - after purchase it is removed from the shop and won't be available to anyone else.

Description

A well-drilling website that admits it doesn't know the price — and explains why

"What does a well cost?" is a question half the trade answers with a single figure and then tops up when the bit goes deeper — the commonest cause of an argument on site. This site answers differently: a price per metre across three depth bands, plus a list of real boreholes from the area with the depth at which water was found. At its centre is a vertical ground cross-section drawn in CSS on a 120-metre scale — a slider moves the bore and the water table down it while the table alongside recalculates metre by metre, with one line flagged as depth-dependent and the rest listed separately, because the casing, the pump and the pressure vessel depend on nothing. There is not a single photograph, and that is a decision rather than a saving: a drilling rig looks the same everywhere, and what the customer cares about is underground and visible only in a drawing. The palette comes from a soil profile — sand, clay, silt, rock — and blue appears nowhere except at water. The enquiry form attaches the quote for the chosen depth together with a range worked out from the borehole list, and tags the subject line with the access situation, because three metres of width decides whether there is anything to discuss at all. What stays manual is that list: adding one borehole shifts the range, the slider's default and the wording of an answer in four places at once.

Technologies

PHP HTML CSS JS

Questions before you buy

What exactly do I get for the price?

A working website under your own domain, with a .pl domain and hosting for the first year included, SSL and a contact form. With deployment we replace the demo content with your details (name, address, phone, services, pricing, photos, logo), set up Google Maps and basic SEO, and you get 30 days of support after launch. In the basic version you fill in the content yourself. You always get a VAT invoice.

How long does it take?

Three working days from receiving your materials. You fill in a short form after payment (name, address, texts, photos, logo). Most launches happen faster.

What happens after the first year?

Hosting and the domain are included for 12 months. After that you can extend hosting with us for another year or move the website anywhere you like: it is yours, with no lock-in and no subscription.

Can I edit the website myself later?

Yes. The website is plain HTML/PHP with no CMS to break. Small text changes we do for free within the support period; later you can edit files yourself or order changes from us.

I am not a VAT payer. Do I still pay VAT?

Prices are shown net and gross. Every buyer pays the gross price and receives a VAT invoice; if you are a VAT payer you deduct the tax. Individuals get an invoice too.

Why is each website sold only once?

Because your competitor will never have the same website. Once you buy a design it disappears from the shop for good; that is why there is exactly one piece of each.

What if I do not like the result?

Before launch you review the website with your content and we make corrections within the agreed scope. You are not buying a file: you are buying a launched website, and we do not close the order until it works.

Well-drilling website with a ground cross-section instead of a flat price

Buy with deployment

Description

A well-drilling website that admits it doesn't know the price — and explains why

Technologies

Questions before you buy

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