Compared by task
Choose by what the site has to do a year from now: take leads, sell from a catalog or work together with a CRM and accounting.
| Task | Tilda | Code |
|---|---|---|
| Test demand or run one campaign | The best fit | Slower and costlier than needed |
| A landing page with a form to Telegram or a CRM | Fits | Fits |
| Your team edits copy and images | A visual editor | Through a connected CMS |
| A catalog with filters, customer accounts | Within the ready-made modules | Any logic |
| Links to a CRM, 1C, inventory and payments | Through ready integrations and webhooks | Any, with data checks |
| Speed on mobile data | Depends on the number of blocks and images | In the developer's hands |
| Where the site runs | On Tilda's servers while the subscription is paid | On your hosting, and the code is yours |
When Tilda is enough
- You need one page for a product, a service or an ad campaign.
- You need to launch fast and check demand before investing in development.
- A marketer or the owner wants to change copy, blocks and offers without a developer.
- Leads go to Telegram, email or a CRM, and the site takes no payments and keeps no records.
When code is needed
- A catalog of hundreds of products, filters, a cart, stock tracking and an exchange with 1C or inventory.
- Customer accounts, pricing by your own rules, calculators and forms with logic.
- Many different page templates, several languages and sections built around search queries.
- Strict speed requirements, because speed affects the cost per click in ads.
- The company has to own the site outright: the code, the hosting and the data, with no tie to a subscription.
SEO and speed
A Tilda site is indexed by Yandex and Google, and its titles, descriptions and page addresses can be set. The limits come with scale: schema.org markup, a sitemap for hundreds of pages, language versions and the speed of heavy pages are harder to control in a builder.
With code, each page is built in advance as HTML, so search engines and AI assistants read its text without running scripts. This site is built that way too.
Why this matters for AI answers is covered in “What GEO is and why a business needs it”.
What it costs at HEXIS
The format of the site sets the price. We suggest the platform for the task, and the estimate names it.
What each package includes is covered in “How much a website costs in 2026”.
How a store is built stage by stage and what to prepare for it is in “Building an online store”.
| Type of site | Price | Timeline | What we build on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landing page | from $200 | 2–5 days | Tilda, Webflow or Next.js |
| Corporate site | from $450 | 5 days to 2 weeks | Next.js or Webflow |
| Online store | from $800 | 1–2 weeks | Shopify or Next.js |
Moving from Tilda to code
Starting on Tilda and moving to code later is normal. When moving, we carry the copy over, keep the page addresses or set permanent redirects from the old ones to the new, so the site keeps its search positions. Goals in Metrika and Google Analytics are set up again and checked against the old figures.
How to get an exact quote
Fill in the brief: four short steps, about three minutes. Describe what the site should do and which services it connects to. Within a working day we send a solution, the platform and an estimate with the price and the timeline.