Launching a new business means opening a company and account, building a website, setting up a CRM, analytics and advertising — all at once. You can assemble a contractor for each task or hand everything to one team. Both work, but the cost of mistakes differs. Here is how to choose — and when to look at a turnkey launch.
In short: separate contractors work if you have a strong project manager and time to coordinate. A turnkey launch pays off when speed, one plan and one point of accountability matter — especially when launching in a country or niche that is new to you.
The two approaches compared
| Parameter | Separate contractors | Turnkey |
|---|---|---|
| Coordination | On you: calls, deadlines, handing over data | On one team |
| Accountability | Diffuse: everyone owns their piece | One point of accountability for the result |
| Timeline | Set by the slowest link | Parallel work on a shared plan |
| Hand-offs | Website not linked to CRM, ads without analytics | Links designed in from the start |
| Choice | Pick the best in each field | Depends on the team's skills |
| Budget | Each quotes separately; the total appears at the end | Scope and price fixed in the contract |
Where multi-contractor launches break most often
- The website is ready but leads do not reach the CRM.
- Ads are live but events are not set up — no one knows what works.
- The account is not opened because the website and business description failed the bank's review.
- Each contractor waits for data from another and the project stalls.
When separate contractors are the right choice
- You already have a company, account and website and need just one task done.
- Your team has an experienced project manager or CTO.
- You need narrow world-class expertise in one area.
What our turnkey launch includes
- Market and competitor analysis and offer packaging.
- Company registration and a business account.
- A website or app and a CRM built around your process.
- Analytics, ad tracking, ad launch and retargeting.
- One plan, one manager and a clear result for every step.
Frequently asked questions
Can I take only part of the work turnkey?
Yes. Scope is assembled around the task — for example without company registration if you already have one.
How long does a turnkey launch take?
A light project with a website takes about a month; with an app and complex integrations, longer. Timelines are fixed in the plan before the start.
What happens after launch?
You can keep working with us on ads and product growth or hand everything to your team with documentation and access.
Launching a new business? Send a request on the turnkey launch page and we will send a plan, timeline and quote with a fixed scope.