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N° 01Three quarters of Slovak online shops lack a button the law has required since June
Since 19 June 2026 a Slovak online shop must let customers withdraw from a contract through the interface itself. We measured 80 shops and 26% had the function. What the law asks for, why a PDF does not count, and what to build.
Since 19 June 2026 a Slovak online shop must let a customer withdraw from a contract inside the online interface, through a control the law itself names. Not a link to a PDF. Not an email address. A working function. We opened 94 Slovak shops, 80 were measurable, and 21 had it.
You cannot satisfy this rule with a paragraph in your terms. Either the button is on the site, or it is not.Read the dispatch ▸
Cookies in Slovakia are not policed by the data protection office. The telecom regulator does it, and the fine reaches 5% of turnover
Cookie supervision in Slovakia does not belong to the data protection office. It belongs to the telecom regulator, which has its own audit tool, a fourteen-page guidance note and a penalty reaching 5% of turnover. Here is what applies to an ordinary site.
Slovak e-invoicing from 1 January 2027: what a small business has to start now, and what is needless panic
The year 2027 sounds like next year's problem. The transition window opened in January 2026, voluntary sign-up has been live since May, and the obligation that catches most owners off guard is not issuing invoices. It is receiving them.
Fighter Turns Reputation Digital
A gritty one-page that sells training and books from any device in a few taps.
Palihari888 — a Slovak fighter, coach and entertainer — needed his offline reputation as a digital product. We shipped a fast, conversion-first one-page: his story, training packages, pricing, and direct booking via WhatsApp, phone and form — with a visual language pulled straight from combat sports.
Cleaning Startup Grows on Organic
Office, home and Airbnb cleaning, sold through SEO, backlinks and a fast CRM funnel.
The brief was simple: organic growth and conversion without friction. SEO and a backlink strategy pushed the site up against rivals; strong CTAs and a CRM pipeline through the form lifted conversion 30% in the very first month.
Balcony Firm Warms Its Leads
Clean UI/UX, a price-estimate calculator, and a funnel that drops every inquiry into a CRM.
A turnkey balcony and terrace installer needed warm leads turned hot — fast. We built a price calculator and an automated CRM funnel that records every inquiry for an instant response. Customer interest rose 20% in two weeks and contract talks got easier.
Association Goes Government-Grade
A credible, multilingual presence for AZPP in Aktobe — with a clear path to request help.
AZPP protects the rights of entrepreneurs in Aktobe, Kazakhstan — and needed a site to match. We built a multilingual (RU/KZ) institutional site: structured services, a step-by-step how-to-apply, validated forms with attachments, and an SEO-ready foundation for organic growth.
Industrial Monitor Goes Digital
Six services, two languages, one automated funnel. Kazakhstan's pipeline guardian gets a site that matches its infrastructure.
FB Network has eyes on 623 km of pipeline and 43 industrial facilities across Kazakhstan. The site needed to look like the infrastructure it represents: authoritative, bilingual, and impossible to ignore. Every enquiry now arrives before anyone picks up the phone.
Pet E-Shop That Sells Around the Clock
Custom collars and leashes, automated end to end. Orders arrive without a single manual reply.
Bollu wanted a store that sells around the clock — without answering every message by hand. We wired a self-serve configurator to a CRM, automatic notifications and EU-compliant payments. Conversion climbed 48% in the first month, with strong organic visibility and no ad spend.
