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Three things. First, the delivery window: most agencies quote 8 to 12 weeks for marketing sites Tileterra ships in 3 to 7 days. Second, the standard inclusions: schema.org structured data, llms.txt files, semantic HTML, sitemap, robots.txt, Core Web Vitals optimization, and JSON-LD validation are all included at no additional cost on every project, where most shops sell these as paid add-ons. Third, the stack: Cloudflare Pages and Workers as default, which means most clients pay zero monthly hosting fees beyond their domain registration.

A focused team that has shipped dozens of projects on the same defined stack moves faster than agencies that pick a new framework every quarter. The speed is a function of stack mastery and process discipline, not corner-cutting. Every Tileterra build passes Lighthouse audits, JSON-LD validation, and accessibility checks before deployment. iranwarlive went live 8 hours after the conflict started and has run for 57+ days continuously. The proof of quality is in the operational record.

Yes. Every project ships with schema.org JSON-LD blocks (Organization, WebSite, BreadcrumbList plus type-appropriate schemas like Service, Article, FAQPage), a hand-authored llms.txt file, an XML sitemap, robots.txt configuration, semantic HTML structure, Open Graph and Twitter card metadata, canonical URLs, and JSON-LD validation. None of these are billed separately. They are the baseline of competent web engineering in 2026, not premium features.

Custom websites: 3 to 7 days from project start. AI agents: 1 to 2 weeks depending on integration complexity. Automated platforms similar to iranwarlive or ww3chance: 2 to 4 weeks. Custom data engines and DaaS work: scoped per project, usually 2 to 8 weeks. Tileterra commits to a fixed delivery window in the initial quote, before any work starts.

Sometimes. iranwarlive went live 8 hours after the conflict started, so the team is genuinely capable of fast technical response. Whether a rush is possible depends on current capacity and scope. Send the brief with a target date and Tileterra will confirm whether the timeline is achievable in the 24-hour response window.

Step one: you send a project brief via the contact form or directly to sales@tileterra.com. Step two: Tileterra responds within 24 hours with scope, fixed price, and delivery window. Step three: on agreement, engineering begins. You see a staging URL within 24 to 48 hours of project start. Step four: feedback cycles are short, usually 1 to 3 rounds. Step five: production deployment to Cloudflare Pages on your account or Tileterra's, with full code handover.

Because Tileterra prices on project scope, not hours. An hourly rate creates incentives to take longer, and gives clients no certainty about final cost. Tileterra commits to a fixed price for a defined scope, before any work begins. If scope changes mid-project, the change is quoted separately and acknowledged in writing before any additional work is done.

Starting prices are floors, not ceilings, and they reflect realistic baseline scope per track. A $399 marketing site is a real $399 project: a few pages, your content, schema and AEO included, deployed to Cloudflare Pages. More pages, complex integrations, custom features, or content production push the price up. The final number is fixed in writing before any work starts. No hidden hosting fees, no surprise integration charges.

Project complexity, custom feature work, integrations with proprietary systems, content production, and ongoing operational requirements. A standard marketing site is $399 to $1,500. A multi-page content site with custom CMS integration runs $1,500 to $5,000. AI agents start at $1,500 and scale based on integration scope. Automated platforms scale from $4,999 based on data sources, AI provider costs, and infrastructure complexity.

You do. Source code is delivered to a repository of your choice (GitHub, GitLab, or zip archive). Production deployment runs on your Cloudflare account, with full administrative access transferred at handover. There is no proprietary platform lock-in, no Tileterra-controlled hosting environment, and no situation where you cannot move your site or change vendors. Tileterra hands over the keys.

Three options. Small changes (copy edits, minor styling adjustments) within 30 days of launch are usually free. Larger changes are quoted separately as a follow-up engagement, with pricing proportional to scope. Or you take the source code and a developer of your choice handles ongoing changes. Tileterra does not lock clients into post-launch retainers.

Only on Automated Platforms and Custom Data Engines, where it is genuinely required. Operating a live AI-driven platform like iranwarlive involves ongoing AI API cost management, pipeline monitoring, and incremental tuning. For those projects, an optional managed-operation retainer is available. Standard websites and AI agents have no monthly retainer because they do not need one.

No. For standard service tracks, the project brief in the contact form contains enough information to scope and quote the project. Tileterra responds within 24 hours with a fixed quote, not a multi-page proposal document. For Custom Data Engines where scope is genuinely complex, a brief written exchange replaces the discovery call. The team prefers shipping work to running sales theater.

E-commerce requires ongoing product catalog management, inventory work, payment integration maintenance, tax compliance, and customer support that does not fit the Tileterra model. The team is set up to ship fixed-scope projects fast, not to operate ongoing platforms with continuous catalog updates. Saying no to e-commerce is what lets the team deliver everything else at the speed and price it commits to.

Yes, if the rebuild fits one of the standard service tracks. A WordPress site rebuilt as a Cloudflare-deployed static site with proper schema and AEO is a common engagement. A migration that requires preserving an existing CMS, plugin ecosystem, or e-commerce integration is usually not a good fit. Send the existing URL with the brief and Tileterra will confirm whether a migration is in scope.

Tileterra Systems operates from Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The team works in English with clients globally. Bulgaria is a member of the European Union; engagements are governed by EU contract law unless an alternative jurisdiction is agreed in writing. Pricing is in USD. Communication is asynchronous and adapts to client time zones.