Disturbeedi · Websites, ads and analytics
I build websites from €200 and bring them customers myself — Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO. One person for the whole journey: from page structure to the report showing what each lead cost.
30 seconds · no obligation · I do every review myself
“I do the review myself and show you real numbers — even if we end up not working together.”
Who this is for
It looks good, loads fast, everything works — and enquiries come in ones and twos. Almost always the problem is the structure and what the first screen says.
Clicks come in, reports arrive, revenue stays flat. Nobody tracks what a lead cost or how many leads turned into customers.
The developer says the ads are the problem, the ads specialist says it’s the website. And you’re the one left to sort it out.
Approach
The page is built for the traffic that will land on it. You never get the ads contractor blaming the website and the developer blaming the ads.
Structure and offers are agreed on day two, the site goes live on day seven. You always know what stage the project is at.
Every service on the site has a price range. No “we’ll quote you individually” instead of a number, and no surprises on the invoice.
Analytics are set up so you can see the cost per enquiry and which channel brings in customers. Impressions and reach on their own tell you nothing.
Comparison
I’m not cheaper than a studio or more versatile than an agency. The difference is where responsibility ends.
| Web studio | Ads contractor | Disturbeedi | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What they do | Design and layout | Campaign setup | Website, traffic and analytics end to end |
| What they answer for | Delivering the mockup | Clicks and impressions | Cost per lead, and making sure you can see it in the report |
| Page structure | Follows the client’s brief | Has no say in it | Built around the searches the ads will target |
| If there are no leads | “The site was delivered to spec” | “The problem is the website” | I sort it out myself — there’s no one else to blame |
| Time to launch | 4–6 weeks | — | 3–7 days for a standard site |
| Who you deal with | A manager | A manager | Me |
Services
You can take one service or combine several into a system: the website captures the lead, ads bring the people, analytics show what’s actually working.
I build websites that explain the value of your product and take the visitor all the way to an enquiry. Structure, design, mobile version, forms and analytics are planned together — not one after another by different people.
Search, remarketing, Shopping campaigns. I work on campaign structure, search terms and conversions. If you already run campaigns, I rebuild the keyword set — that’s usually where the lost money is.
Facebook and Instagram: I segment audiences, test creatives, watch the cost per lead and scale what already brings leads at the right price.
Technical health of the site, page structure, local search and Google Maps, dedicated pages for services and cities. Slower than ads, but it doesn’t switch off when the budget does.
Capturing and routing leads, CRM integration, conversion tracking, reporting. So you can see which channel brings enquiries and which one just burns budget.
Prices are for my work. The ad budget is paid separately, directly to Google and Meta — it never goes through me. A sensible minimum for running ads is about €1,000 a month; below that the algorithms have nothing to learn from.
How it works
That’s the timeline for a standard project. An online store or custom functionality takes longer — I’ll tell you right away, not halfway through.
Case studies
Results from projects in different niches and countries. Some of them I ran as part of the BulStream agency — those are marked. Some clients are not named because of NDAs.
The company was repositioning and wanted everything at once: a rebrand, a website and a flow of leads in two segments — dealers and end buyers.
The company was opening an office in Sofia and entering a new market from scratch: no website, no brand awareness, no flow of enquiries.
Leads came from different sources and got lost, managers worked in an old CRM, and the ads wouldn’t scale. Everything had to be brought into one system and the flow of enquiries increased.
There were sales, but they were unstable: the budget was spent unevenly, there was no proper analytics, and the landing page was losing visitors.
There was effectively no marketing department: the team was only being assembled and campaigns were just starting. A system had to be built while entering three markets at once.
Patients came mostly through referrals. The goal was to win local search and make sure people found the clinic through Google.
These are six case studies out of twenty. The rest are in the presentation I’ll send after the review.
Portfolio
From landing pages and corporate sites to online stores and digital products. Every link has been checked and opens in a new tab.
The honest truth about price
A small website doesn’t have to include months of approvals and the work of a large team.
I automate the routine part of development — layout, responsive versions, page assembly, first drafts of copy. What I keep for myself is the structure, the offer, the user journey, the design and the analytics. That’s why standard projects launch faster and cost less.
This genuinely works for landing pages and small sites. For a store with integrations or custom logic, the timeline and price are different — I’ll tell you during the review.
Pricing
The base plans help you estimate the budget. The final price depends on scope, functionality and integrations.
from €200
Typical timeline: 3–7 days
from €350
Typical timeline: 7–10 days · the most popular choice
from €500
Typical timeline: from 10 days
Part at the start, the rest on delivery. I don’t ask for the full amount up front.
Price and scope are agreed before work starts. You only pay more if you decide to expand the task.
Comments within the agreed structure are handled at no extra cost.
Domain, hosting, ad accounts and analytics are registered to you. You can walk away at any time.
About the founder
My name is Dmytro Ovcharenko. For more than twelve years I’ve worked on websites, advertising and analytics — I started with Ukrainian companies and went on to work with businesses in Europe, the US and the UAE.
I worked on projects at the BulStream agency and built the marketing department of an international law firm: from hiring and onboarding people to launching ads in three markets.
At Disturbeedi I bring web development and client acquisition together, so a project doesn’t fall apart into separate tasks for different contractors. You talk directly to the person who does the work and understands how the website connects to ads, analytics and revenue.
Dmytro Ovcharenko · founder of Disturbeedi
FAQ
I don’t sell templates. The price is lower because the routine part — layout, responsive versions, page assembly — is automated and takes hours instead of weeks. The decisions that conversion depends on stay with me: structure, offer, order of sections, form logic. That’s the part you pay for.
Yes, and I take on a limited number of projects at a time. The upside is that the website, ads and analytics are in one pair of hands and nobody passes the blame. The downside: if the job needs a team of five and round-the-clock support, you need an agency. I’ll tell you that on the first call, not a month later.
I don’t guarantee a number of leads, and I’d be wary of anyone who does: results depend on the niche, prices, competition and how you handle enquiries. What I give instead: a fixed price, revisions until sign-off, month-to-month payment for promotion with no lock-in, and a free review before any work starts.
About €1,000 a month in ad spend is a sensible minimum — enough for the Google and Meta algorithms to learn from. Less than that and the money goes, but you don’t get enough data to draw conclusions. You pay the budget directly to the platforms; my work is paid separately.
Non-disclosure agreements. The law firms I’ve worked with don’t allow their names in marketing materials. The numbers are real, and I show the ad accounts on a call. Case studies marked “with BulStream” are projects I ran at that agency — you can find them on its website too.
I’ve had projects in Ukraine, Poland, Bulgaria, Germany, Spain, the UK, the UAE and the US. I work in English, Ukrainian and Russian. If your audience searches in its own language, I bring in a native speaker: I’m not going to pretend I can write flawless ads in Polish.
The site stays with you: the domain and platform are registered to you and I hand over all access. You’ll be able to make simple edits yourself — I’ll show you how. If you want to develop it further, add pages or run ads, we keep working together, but that’s your choice, not a condition.
Free review
I’ll look at the task and tell you what makes sense to do first: the website, ads, SEO or analytics. If it isn’t a job for me, I’ll tell you that too.
