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It depends on the service. A Basic website takes 5 working days, or 1 working day with a paid express build. The Premium plan takes 7–14 working days. Custom websites or systems follow timelines based on project complexity and business needs.

Yes. Optional support and maintenance services are available to ensure long-term stability and security.

Communication is handled directly via WhatsApp and Email to ensure fast, clear, and efficient updates.

Payments are made in stages: an initial down payment to start the project and final payment after completion.

Yes. Each project is tailored to support business goals, operations, and growth.

Yes. We work with both local and international clients using a structured and efficient workflow.

The Basic and Premium prices are in the pricing table on this page. The Custom plan is priced after the brief. Cost depends on the number of pages, whether you need a dashboard, and any extra features.

The Basic plan takes 5 business days once we have the deposit and your materials. If you need it sooner, a 1-day express build is available for an extra fee. For custom websites, we give you an estimate at the start based on the scope.

The Basic plan includes responsive design, up to 5 pages, a domain and hosting for the first year, WhatsApp and Google Maps integration, basic SEO, and a warranty. The Premium plan adds up to 10 pages, a blog, and a dashboard to manage your own content.

The domain and hosting are free for the first year. After that, both renew every year. Ask about the cost during your consultation so you can plan for it before ordering.

You do. The domain and the website belong to you, so your business does not depend on us. If you ever change providers, the domain and the site's content go with you.

A company profile website usually has a home page, about, services, portfolio, and contact. We adjust the structure to your business.

A domain name, your logo if you have one, a business profile, service or product details, and supporting text and images. If these are incomplete, our team can help.

Payment is in stages: a deposit to start the work, then the final payment once the project is finished as agreed.

Yes. The warranty depends on your plan. Websites hosted with us have technical support while the website is active.

The Premium plan has a dashboard for editing text, photos, and articles yourself. The Basic plan has no dashboard. For regular changes, see our Website Maintenance service.

Yes. We have built several bilingual websites. We price this in your quote.

No. A Go server delivers the public pages, content is managed in Payload CMS on plans with a dashboard, and Cloudflare sits in front of both. With no third-party plugins, far less needs constant updating.

Yes. We move the content, keep important addresses with redirects, and publish it on Go and Payload CMS.

Yes. The website can grow with your business. New features cost extra, and we tell you the cost before starting.

That is fine. We offer logo design as an extra service.

Yes. Our office is in Karawang, and consultation and delivery run over WhatsApp and email, so we can work with clients in other cities.

The starting prices for the Basic and Premium plans are in the pricing table on this page. The final cost depends on the number of screens, how many types of user there are (for example admins, staff, and customers), the platforms you choose, and any links to other systems. Apps beyond the plan scope are priced after the consultation and written into the quote.

It depends on the scope. An app with a few screens and one type of user is finished sooner than a system with multi-step approvals or integrations. We put the estimate in the quote, and the clock starts once we have the deposit and your materials.

A web app opens in a phone browser from an address or a QR, needs no store install, and can be added to the home screen. An Android or iOS app is installed from Play Store or App Store and suits you better if you need push notifications or access to the camera and location. The score trackers we built for four mahjong venues are web apps.

Yes. The Premium plan covers Android and iOS. We use a cross-platform framework, so one codebase serves both, and we name the technology in the quote.

Yes. We prepare the build, description, and screenshots, then submit the app for review. Google and Apple make the review decision, so we cannot promise a release date. Developer account fees are paid directly to Google and Apple, separate from our fee, and the accounts are best opened in your business's name.

You do. Once payment is complete, we hand over the source code and technical documentation. With the store accounts and domain in your business's name, the app can carry on if you ever change providers.

An outline of the work the app should help with, who will use it, and examples of the forms, spreadsheets, or reports you use today. Your logo and brand colors are needed at the design stage. If the workflow is not written down yet, we help you map it during the consultation.

Web apps, and the server side of Android or iOS apps, run on a server. Where it runs and what the server costs are stated in the quote, including if you want to use your company's own server. The procurement system we built for BTPN, for example, runs on the bank's own servers.

Yes, as long as the system offers an API, database access, or an export file we can read. One example is the andon system for Winteq, which sends production schedules to the middleware already running on the line. We check access to your systems during the consultation, before the integration goes into the quote.

Usually, yes, because data is stored on a server so every user sees the same results. If your team works where the signal is weak, tell us during the consultation. Offline mode is part of the Custom plan.

Yes. The Lucky Seven Mahjong app, for example, runs in Indonesian, English, and Traditional Chinese. We price extra languages in the quote.

Bug fixes for the agreed features, and how long that support lasts, are stated in the quote. Ongoing maintenance and new features after that are agreed separately, and we tell you the cost before starting.

Yes. An app can start with its core features and grow once people use it, the way our clients' mahjong apps added events, a TV view, or tile photo scanning. We tell you the cost of each addition before we start.

For mahjong score tracking, yes: Aksara Mahjong at mahjong.aksarakarya.id is a public demo of our scoring engine. For other kinds of app, the case studies are on our projects page, and during the consultation we can show you work close to what you need.

Yes. Our office is in Karawang, and two of our mahjong apps are used by venues in Surabaya. Consultation and delivery run over WhatsApp and email.

Toko Aksara is an online store product developed by Aksara Karya Digital. This page introduces the service; the demo, complete features, and current plans are at toko.aksarakarya.id.

No. Platform commission on sales is 0%, while the subscription is paid and has a three-month minimum. Payment processing, shipping, domain registration, and additional design work have separate costs.

No. Most sellers run both: the marketplace for new buyers, their own store for returning ones. The catalogue can be the same, and stock is managed per channel.

Yes, every plan supports your own domain. Registration and renewal are paid to the domain provider, separately from the subscription.

Toko Aksara is a website for one business to manage its own store. A marketplace with multiple sellers is discussed as a separate development project.

Prices for the Basic and Premium plans are in the pricing table on this page and are billed monthly. The Custom plan is priced after the initial audit. The cost depends on the platform, how many plugins or features the site has, how often its content changes, and the response time you need.

The routine work covers system, plugin, and theme updates, security patches, regular file and database backups, and monitoring. Error fixes, content changes, and technical help depend on the plan you choose.

Basic suits a site whose content rarely changes. It covers updates and security patches, regular backups, monitoring, and 1 hour of small tasks a month. Premium adds content changes on up to 5 pages a month, bug and error fixes, speed and security tuning, 4 hours of work a month, and a monthly report.

We agree the response time with you and state it in the quote, including for emergencies such as the site going down or being hacked. On the Custom plan, the response time can be set out in a separate service level agreement (SLA).

Yes, as long as we get the access we need, such as hosting, the CMS admin, and the domain. We start with an initial audit of the system version, plugins, backups, and security. That audit is the basis for the plan and the quote. The site can stay on the hosting you use now.

Yes. The company profile sites we build today are served by Go, with Payload CMS on plans that include a dashboard, and we still look after existing WordPress sites: updating the core, plugins, and themes, removing malware, and setting up backups. If your WordPress site keeps having problems, we can also move it to Go and Payload CMS through our Website Redesign service (Custom plan).

We go through the files and database to find backdoors, remove malicious files, clean out spam pages, restore admin access, and then add hardening and backups. For the SESPIM Lemdiklat Polri website, we finished this kind of work with a written incident report. We give you the recovery cost after the first inspection, before any work starts.

Nobody can guarantee that a website will never be hacked. Regular maintenance narrows the openings because the system and plugins are kept up to date, and backups mean the site can be restored if something goes wrong.

Yes. Every plan includes regular backups of files and the database. How often they run and where they are stored is written in your quote.

The Premium plan includes content changes on up to 5 pages a month, such as new text, photos, prices, or banners. The Basic plan includes 1 hour of small tasks a month. Larger work, such as a new page or feature, is priced separately and we tell you the cost before we start.

The Basic and Premium plans are billed monthly at the prices in the table. The minimum term and how to cancel are stated in your quote, so you know the terms before you start.

Access to your hosting or server, an admin account on the website, access to the domain registrar and DNS, and notes on any problems the site has had. If another developer built it, anything they can hand over helps too. If some access has been lost, we help you track it down.

The website, domain, and data stay yours. We use the access you give us only for maintenance work. We recommend keeping the main hosting and domain accounts registered to your business.

Yes. Our office is in Karawang, but maintenance is done remotely through the access you give us, and we keep in touch over WhatsApp and email. We can look after a business website in any city.

Prices for the Basic and Premium plans are in the pricing table on this page, and the Custom plan is priced after the audit. The cost depends on how many pages the site has, its current technical state, how competitive your keywords are, how many locations you have, and how much content is written each month.

The Basic plan is a one-time SEO audit. The Premium plan is billed monthly for ongoing SEO work. The length of the engagement and the payment terms are stated in the quote before you decide.

No. Google itself says no one can guarantee a number one ranking, and we do not promise any particular position either. Our quote sets out the work instead: which fixes we make, what content we write, and which data we report.

There is no fixed number. Technical fixes usually start to show in Google Search Console once Google recrawls the pages, while more visits and enquiries from customers generally take months. It depends on the state of the site, the age of the domain, and how active your competitors are on the same keywords. We give you an estimate for your site after the audit.

Four parts: technical fixes so Google can read and index your pages, keyword research and on-page work, content that answers what customers ask, and local SEO through your Google Business Profile and links from relevant sites. How much of each you get depends on the audit and the plan you choose.

Each report covers the work completed, clicks and impressions from Google Search Console, the positions of tracked keywords, visits from Google in Google Analytics, calls and direction requests from your Google Business Profile, and the plan for the next period. The data comes from Google accounts that belong to you, so you can check the numbers yourself. On the Premium plan, reports are sent every month.

Access to Google Search Console, Google Analytics, your Google Business Profile, and the website dashboard or hosting. It also helps to have a list of your services or products, the areas you serve, the competitors you know of, photos of the business, and one person who approves content. If Search Console or Analytics is not set up yet, we help you set it up.

The website and domain stay yours. We recommend that Search Console, Analytics, and your Google Business Profile are registered to your business, with access granted to us as a user. That way the data and the business profile stay with you if we stop working together.

The technical fixes, pages, and articles already published stay on your website. What stops is new work and monitoring. Rankings can shift again over time, especially if competitors keep improving their own sites. The terms of the engagement are stated in the quote.

Yes, as long as we get access to the site's dashboard or code. Some technical fixes depend on the platform, such as a WordPress theme or a hosted site builder. We write those limits into the audit, along with the fixes that are still possible.

Yes, Google Business Profile management is part of the Premium plan. We complete the categories, service area, opening hours, photos, and description, make your name, address, and phone number consistent across other directories, and give you guidance on replying to reviews. We never write or buy reviews.

No. We do not buy links, use private blog networks (PBNs), or send bot traffic. Google's spam policies treat buying or selling links to manipulate rankings as a violation, and sites that break them can lose their positions. We earn links through outreach to directories, associations, partners, and media relevant to your business.

Yes. The company profile websites we build are served by Go, so Google receives complete HTML for every page, and basic SEO is part of the website plans. Keyword research, ongoing content, local SEO, and progress reports belong to the SEO service, which can start as soon as the site is live.

Pages on aksarakarya.id are rendered on the server, with a sitemap, canonicals and hreflang for both languages, and structured data on service pages and articles. We also run an SEO audit tool we built ourselves, which checks titles, descriptions, canonicals, hreflang, structured data, and broken links across the site. Similar checks are part of every client audit.

The per-article prices for the Basic and Premium plans are in the pricing table on this page. The Custom plan, for monthly content, is priced after the brief. Cost depends on article length, research depth, how technical the topic is, whether you need images, and how many articles you order.

The Basic plan covers an article with topic research and basic SEO keywords. The Premium plan covers a longer article, competitor research, on-page SEO, a custom featured image, and a draft ready to publish in your CMS. The Custom plan is several articles a month with an editorial calendar and website page copy, and can include product descriptions and social media content. The number and price are set after the brief.

Basic articles run 700 to 1,000 words and Premium articles 1,200 to 2,000 words. Longer pieces, such as a complete guide, are priced in the quote. The right length follows from the question the article answers.

The timeline is agreed per order and stated in the quote. It depends on the number and length of the articles, how much research they need, and when we receive your material or interview answers.

A short business profile, your services or products, a short description of your customers, and the questions they ask most. Add writing you like, terms we must or must not use, and any figures we may quote. If the material is incomplete, we fill the gaps with a short interview.

Yes. The Basic plan includes topic research and basic SEO keywords. The Premium plan adds deeper research, including a look at the competing articles that already rank on Google for the same keyword.

We do not promise that, and no writer can guarantee a Google ranking. Where an article lands also depends on your website's technical condition, the competition for the same keyword, and links from other sites. Our SEO service covers those factors.

Yes. We rewrote the articles on our blog (aksarakarya.id/blog) in November 2026, each with a TL;DR summary at the top, a table of contents, worked examples, and the date we checked every price mentioned. You can choose the same format for your articles. The blog is in Indonesian.

Yes. The number of revisions per article is stated in the quote. To finish in one round, send corrections to facts, terms, and tone together in a single list.

The Premium plan delivers a draft ready to publish in your CMS, with the title, headings, meta description, and featured image prepared. If you want us to upload it to your website as well, the access and method are agreed in the quote.

The articles are written to be published on your website under your business's name. The usage rights for paid articles are set out in the quote, so you can check them before paying the deposit.

Yes, as long as someone on your side can act as the source. For technical, health, legal, or financial topics, we write from your material and an interview with you, and you check the facts before the article goes live.

Yes. Website page copy is part of the Custom plan and priced in the quote. For KRW Renovasi, a renovation contractor, we wrote the service pages from scratch because the client only had project photos and a list of services.

Yes. The Custom plan covers several articles a month with an editorial calendar, so next month's topics are agreed in advance. The number of articles and the price are set after the brief.

Payment is in stages: a deposit before writing starts, then the balance once the articles are finished as agreed. For a monthly package, the billing schedule is stated in the quote.

The Basic and Premium prices are in the pricing table on this page. The Custom plan, which includes moving off WordPress, is priced after we review your site. Cost depends on the number of pages, how many articles and images have to move, and whether the platform changes.

A redesign starts from a site that already exists, with content, a domain, and page addresses your customers and Google already know. So the work includes moving the old content and redirecting any address that changes. If you do not have a website yet, Website Development is the better fit.

We give you an estimated timeline in the quote, after we have reviewed your current site. What matters most is the number of pages, how much content has to move, and whether the platform changes too.

Nobody can guarantee rankings. What we can control is page addresses: if an address changes without a redirect, visitors coming from Google hit a not-found page. Before the new site goes live, we list the important addresses on the old site and set up 301 redirects to their replacement pages. Page titles and descriptions are carried over to the new version.

Yes. We move the pages, articles, and images, a Go server delivers the public pages, and Cloudflare sits in front. If you want to edit the content yourself, it is managed in Payload CMS. Addresses that change get 301 redirects. A platform move is part of the Custom plan.

No. The Basic plan refreshes the design without changing the platform. Moving is worth considering if you are tired of theme and plugin updates, the site has been hacked, or the admin panel is hard to use. We go through the trade-offs with you during the consultation.

Yes. The Premium plan moves your existing content, and the Custom plan moves the content and media. Pages that are no longer relevant can be left behind by agreement, with their addresses redirected to the closest matching page.

Yes. The new site is built separately, and the old one stays live until you approve the new version and it is published.

Yes. We need access to the site admin or its files, the hosting if there is any, and the domain settings. If your previous developer can no longer be reached, we help you find out where the site and domain are registered.

Your website address, access to the admin, hosting, and domain, your current logo and brand colors, a list of services or prices that have changed, and any new photos. Examples of sites you like help too. If any of this is missing, our team can help.

You do. The domain and the website stay yours, including after a move to Go and Payload CMS. If you ever change providers, the domain and the site's content go with you.

A redesign that keeps the platform can be done on your current hosting. If the site moves to Go and Payload CMS, we set up where it runs, and the hosting cost is stated in the quote.

The number of revision rounds is stated in the quote, based on the plan and the scope we agree.

The warranty and its terms are stated in the quote. For content changes and regular checks after launch, see our Website Maintenance service.

Yes. Our office is in Karawang, and the review, consultation, and build all run over WhatsApp and email, so we work with businesses in other cities too.

The Basic and Premium service fees are in the pricing table on this page and are paid monthly. The Custom plan is priced after the brief. The fee depends on how many platforms and campaigns you run and how many ads need to be made.

No. The plan price is the management fee. Ad spend is paid separately, straight to Meta or Google from your business's ad account, so you can see exactly what was spent.

No single figure suits every business. The budget depends on your target area, keyword competition, product price, and how much data is needed to judge a campaign. We suggest a budget for your business during the consultation and put it in the quote.

Basic manages one platform, either Meta Ads or Google Ads, with account and tracking setup, audience and keyword research, up to 3 ad creatives, and a monthly report. Premium manages Meta Ads and Google Ads together and adds full conversion tracking, A/B testing, and retargeting.

Meta Ads for Facebook and Instagram, and Google Ads for Google Search and the Display network. TikTok Ads and other platforms can be handled on the Custom plan.

Ads go live once we have account access, tracking is installed, you have approved the ads, and Meta or Google has finished reviewing them. The quote gives an estimate, since it depends on how ready your accounts and materials are.

Clicks and visits are usually recorded as soon as the ads start running. Judging which ads bring in chats or sales takes longer, because a campaign needs time to collect data, and Meta and Google both run a learning phase at the start of each campaign.

No. Results depend on your product, price, competition, and how your team follows up with prospects, so we do not promise a number of leads, sales, or a cost per result. The plan sets out the work we do, and the monthly report shows where your ad budget went.

The report covers ad spend, reach, clicks, and recorded conversions such as WhatsApp chats, form submissions, or purchases. It also lists the changes we made during the month and the plan for the next one.

We recommend that the ad account, Business Manager, Google Analytics, and Tag Manager are created in your business's name, with us added as a manager. That way the campaign history and visitor data stay with you if we stop working together.

Information about your product or service, your target buyers and their area, a monthly ad budget, product photos or videos if you have them, and access to your website or landing page. If you have no ad account yet, we help you create one in your business's name.

Not always. Meta ads can send people straight to WhatsApp, and Google ads can show a call button. A website or landing page still makes conversions easier to track and gives buyers the full picture. If you do not have one, we can build a landing page through our website development service.

Yes, within your plan. Basic includes up to 3 ad creatives with their copy, and the number on Premium is stated in the quote. Large batches of photo or video production are priced on the Custom plan.

The service fee is billed monthly according to your plan, separately from ad spend. The minimum term, billing schedule, and how to end the arrangement are stated in the quote before you agree.

Yes. Our office is in Karawang, and ad management runs online over WhatsApp, email, and account access, so we can work with businesses in other cities. Ads can target any city or region in Indonesia.