What is a domain and why do I need one?
A domain is your business's address on the internet — for example yourcompany.com. It's exactly the same as a street address or a phone number: it's how customers find you.
What is hosting and an SSL certificate?
Hosting
Email on your own domain
Your site and your email share the same address, but they live in different buildings. The hosting your site runs on doesn't include mailboxes — to have an address like contact@yourcompany.com, you need a separate email service connected to the same domain.
What is a CMS and do I need one?
A CMS (content management system) is a panel where you edit your website's content yourself — text, photos, prices, opening hours — without needing to know how to code, and without asking a developer for every small change.
Who owns the site, and what happens when we stop working together?
You do. Nothing stays with us as leverage, and you don't need to worry that switching providers means building everything from scratch. Below we break it down, because in practice a site is several separate accounts and resources.
GDPR and cookies — the basics
If you run a practice, a law firm, or a service business in Poland, sooner or later the question of GDPR and cookies comes up. Let's be upfront about who does what: we build the site and can connect technical tools to it, but we don't prepare legal documents and we don't assess whether your site meets legal requirements. That's always a job for a lawyer.