Creative Agent is an independent digital studio in Budapest building custom websites, e-commerce stores, web applications and brand identities for English-speaking clients worldwide.
Creative Agent is an independent digital studio based in Budapest, Hungary, working in English with clients across Europe, the UK and North America. The studio has run since 2015, with more than twenty years of website experience behind it.
We design and build custom websites, e-commerce stores, web applications and brand identities, and we automate repetitive business work with AI-assisted workflows. Everything is built from scratch rather than assembled from a template.
Web development, e-commerce development, WordPress development, AI workflow and automation, search engine optimisation and IT consulting on the build side. Brand identity, web design, logo design, business card design and merch design on the brand side.
One studio from first conversation to launch: no account layer, no handover between agencies. We agree the scope in writing before any work begins, and the design and code transfer to you on final payment.
Creative Agent is an independent digital studio based in Budapest, Hungary, working with English-speaking clients worldwide. We design and build custom websites, e-commerce stores, web applications and brand identities, and we automate business workflows with AI. Everything is built from scratch rather than assembled from templates.
We are based in Budapest and work remotely with clients across Europe, the UK and North America. Projects run in English, over email and scheduled calls, with a written scope agreed before any work starts.
A single-page or small marketing site typically starts around €1,000–€3,000. A multi-page site with a CMS usually lands between €5,000 and €15,000. E-commerce stores and web applications generally run from €15,000 upwards, depending on integrations and complexity. We give a fixed price after a scoping conversation, not before. Small fixes on an existing site: €79 + VAT per fix, no minimum. A small fix is an edit to an existing page that needs no new template: text, an image, a section or a form field.
A landing page usually goes live within two weeks, a business site in three to four weeks, and an e-commerce or listings site in six to eight weeks. Web applications get a schedule written from the specification before any work begins. The clock starts when we have your content and access, and the dates hold as long as feedback comes back within two working days, so we agree a schedule for both at the start. Need it sooner? Fast-launch reserves our team for your project and writes an earlier go-live date into the signed schedule: a landing page within a week, a business site within two weeks, an e-commerce site within four. Fast-launch costs more and we take on only a few each month.
We choose the stack per project rather than defaulting to one. Typically that means Laravel or Node on the back end, React or a server-rendered front end, and WordPress when the content is genuinely article-shaped and your team wants an editor they already know. We will tell you when a custom build is not worth the money.
Yes. We audit what exists first — traffic, structure, performance, and what is actually failing — then recommend a redesign, a rebuild, or targeted fixes. Sometimes the honest answer is that a redesign is not the problem worth solving.
Usually. We review the codebase and hosting before committing, so we can tell you honestly whether taking it on is sensible or whether a rebuild costs less over two years.
A description of the problem, a rough budget range, and the name of one person who can make decisions. We work out the rest with you. There is no charge for the first conversation and no obligation after it.
You do. Ownership of the design and the code transfers to you on final payment, set out in the project agreement. You get the repository, the assets and the credentials — we do not hold a site hostage.
Yes, either as a retainer for ongoing development and maintenance, or ad hoc when something needs attention. Every project is handed over documented enough that another developer could pick it up without us.