
Investa — Investment Portfolio App
Stocks, crypto, gold, funds, savings and property on one screen
The site a prospect opens after your salesperson leaves the room, and a procurement officer opens before approving you as a supplier.
Tax code, licence, certificates and a verifiable address, laid out where a buyer's compliance team expects to find them.
Separate pages rank separately. A single page listing everything you do competes for nothing in particular.
Proper per-language URLs and hreflang, so the English version is a real page rather than a browser translation.
It is there to pass a check. The person opening it is usually one of three:
A prospect after the meeting. They have heard your pitch; now they are looking for evidence. Past projects, client names, a real address.
Procurement at a larger company. They are checking whether you are a valid supplier. They want the tax code, the licence, the certificates, and consistency between what you claim and what the paperwork says.
A candidate you want to hire. They are comparing you against the other company courting them. A site that looks like it was made in 2014 is information about your company, whether you want it to be or not.
Those three need different things, and a good company site serves all three without turning into a long brochure.
If you export or sell to foreign-invested companies, the English version is not a nice extra — it is the condition for being considered at all. We build Vietnamese and English with separate URLs per language, so Google reads them as two versions of one page rather than as duplicate content.
One call or one Zalo message. What you sell, who buys it, and what you want the site to make happen. No brief template to fill in.
Scope, price and launch date in writing, within one working day. If we cannot hold the date we say so then, not two weeks in.
You watch it come together at a link you can open any time, and comment on what you see instead of on a description of it.
Domain, hosting, HTTPS, Google Search Console and Analytics wired up. You get every login on the day of handover.
Anything broken or wrong in the first month is ours to fix at no charge. After that there is a care plan, and it is optional.
Real sites, not mockups. Open any of them.

Stocks, crypto, gold, funds, savings and property on one screen

Log matches, rate players automatically and rank a whole club

Floor plan, orders, kitchen display and revenue reports in one app
The same tiers apply to every project. Nothing here is bespoke pricing.
For developers and agencies who deploy it themselves.
Handed over as soon as the details are agreed on Zalo
Includes
You send photos and details; we hand back a website that is already running.
Live within 5 working days of receiving your content
Includes
When a template is close but missing something that matters.
Quoted within 24 hours of the first conversation
Includes
A live site needs someone watching it.
Renews yearly, cancel at any time
Includes
Tell us the business and roughly what it needs. You get a price, a scope and a date back — not a sales call.
If the page above is not quite the job, one of these will be.
Design, build, domain, hosting and the content typed in for you. One price agreed before we start, and a launch date we put in writing.
Live in 7 working days
Product catalogue, cart, order form and a notification that lands in your Zalo the second somebody buys. COD and bank transfer included.
Live in 10 working days
One page, one offer, one action. Built in four days because an ad budget burning against a bad page is the expensive part.
Live in 4 working days
Consultancies, contractors, clinics, studios. No cart to build; the whole job is turning a visitor into an enquiry worth answering.
Live in 6 working days
An editor's tool first and a design second. If publishing an article takes more than five minutes, the site will stop being updated within a month.
Live in 10 working days
Logins, roles, records, reports. Quoted per project because anyone who names a price before understanding your process is guessing.