Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Web development from Plovdiv, Bulgaria
All Digital is a small development studio in Plovdiv. We build custom websites, online stores and web applications for clients in Bulgaria and elsewhere in Europe - with the same team from scoping through to launch, and a working day that overlaps yours.
If you are weighing up a development partner in Bulgaria, this is what working with us looks like: a small team that writes the code rather than assembling templates, scope agreed in writing before anything starts, Central European working hours so review cycles close inside your day instead of overnight, and English as the working language throughout. Clients in Plovdiv can also meet us in person.
Why it matters where the team sits
Two things follow from being in Plovdiv, and only one of them is about Plovdiv. The first is timezone: we are in Central European Time, so a question asked in the morning is usually answered the same morning rather than after your day has ended - which is the practical difference between a nearshore team and an offshore one. The second is that clients who are nearby can sit down with us: useful at the start of a project, when a whiteboard beats a video call, and again at handover, when someone needs to be walked through the admin side.
We do not publish a walk-in office address. Meetings, in person or by call, are arranged through the contact form.
What we build
The same services wherever you are; the only thing that changes is how often we meet in person.
- Custom website developmentMarketing sites and landing pages written from scratch - no theme, no page builder.
- Web application developmentPlatforms with accounts, permissions, payments and the admin side.
- E-commerce developmentCatalogue, filtering and checkout built around your real product structure.
- Website redesign and rebuildA new site without losing the rankings and links you already have.
- Technical SEO servicesSpeed, crawlability and correct indexing signals - measured, not assumed.
- Website maintenance and supportUpdates, monitoring and small changes, so the site does not quietly rot.
- Brand identity and design systemsType, colour, motion and components as one system, in code.
How the working relationship runs
Overlapping hours, not handoffs
Central European Time means most of the working day is shared with clients in Europe and the UK. Questions do not queue overnight, and a blocked decision does not cost a full day.
Remote by default
Scoping, design reviews, development, staging reviews and launch all run remotely, with a shared staging URL you can open at any point to see the current state rather than a written status update.
In person where it is practical
Clients in Plovdiv and nearby can meet for kick-off and handover. It is an option, not a requirement, and it changes nothing about the process or the price.
Who we usually work with
Not a list of every industry - just the situations that keep coming up.
Businesses that outgrew a template
The site was fine for two years, then a real requirement appeared - stock rules, a reservation flow, a second language - and every route forward means another plugin.
Retailers and distributors moving online
A catalogue that needs real filtering and product pages people can actually compare, rather than a spreadsheet dumped into a theme.
Service businesses that take reservations
Rentals, studios, salons and clinics where availability, deposits and confirmations are the product, not a contact form.
Founders building a product
An idea that needs accounts, permissions, a dashboard and invoicing before it can be sold to anyone.
How a project starts
- 01
Send a brief
A few paragraphs through the contact form. Enough to tell whether we are the right fit.
- 02
A conversation
By call, or in person if you are nearby. Goals, content, integrations, and anything that looks risky.
- 03
Written scope
You get the scope, the stages and what drives the cost, in writing, before any commitment.
- 04
Build and launch
Work ships in reviewable increments, then performance, technical SEO and handover.
What drives cost and timeline
We do not publish a price list, because a five-page site and a reservation platform have nothing in common. These are the factors that actually move the number, and we go through them with you before quoting.
What drives website costAfter launch
A site that nobody maintains degrades quietly. Dependencies age, integrations change their interfaces, content goes stale and performance drifts. We offer ongoing maintenance covering updates, monitoring, small content and feature changes, and periodic performance and indexing checks - or a clean handover with documentation if you would rather run it yourself.
Website maintenanceWork you can look at
Three projects written up in full, including what was in scope and what was delivered.
- Commerce
Avangard Parts - Automotive Parts Store
A completed automotive e-commerce platform with a bilingual catalogue, fast product discovery and custom administration.
Read the case study - Websites
Planirent - Car Rental Website & Reservation Flow
Custom car rental website and reservation system with card payments, availability logic, and practical operator workflows.
Read the case study - Systems
Bookyra - Salon Scheduling Platform
Salon reservation platform for beauty professionals, with schedules, reminders, invoicing, public profiles and operator dashboards.
Read the case study
Frequently asked questions
Yes, and most delivery work is remote regardless of where the client is. Being in Central European Time means the working day overlaps with clients in Europe and the UK, which is the main practical reason to choose a nearshore team over an offshore one.
English or Bulgarian. Written scope, code comments, commit messages and documentation are in English by default, so another developer can pick the project up later without needing Bulgarian.
If you are in or near Plovdiv, yes - send a short brief through the contact form and we will arrange a time and place. There is no charge for the first conversation. For everyone else, the same conversation happens by call.
No. We build custom front ends in React and TypeScript, and add a headless CMS when you need to edit content yourself. If your project genuinely suits WordPress, we will tell you that rather than sell you something more expensive.
Often, yes. We audit what exists first - the code, the hosting, the indexing signals - and then say honestly whether it is better to improve it or rebuild it. Sometimes the answer is to keep what is there.
Yes. Multilingual sites are a core part of what we build, including the canonical and hreflang setup that stops two language versions competing with each other in search - the arrangement running on this site.
Start a project
Send a short brief through the form. If you are nearby and it is easier to talk it through in person, say so and we will arrange it.
Contact All Digital