Corporate Website for a Crypto Company

A corporate website for a crypto company shows who stands behind the project: team, registrations and licences, products, legal documents and contacts. We build it in up to 10 working days after the specification and materials are agreed.

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In short

Built for trust: investors, partners, banks and users check the company site before they engage.
Up to 10 working days after the specification and materials are agreed.
Pages for products, team, licences, security, legal documents, media and careers.
Security setup: Cloudflare, security headers, admin two-factor authentication, updates.
SEO structure from the start, so the site can grow with content.

What is included in a crypto company website

Structure. Home, products or services, about and team, licences and registrations, security, media kit, careers, contacts.
Legal section. Terms, privacy policy, cookie policy, risk disclosures and an AML/KYC summary; the texts come from your lawyers, we lay them out.
Investor or partner section. Company facts, documents, reports and a contact form for partners.
Design. A calm, credible layout that works for regulators and banks as well as Web3 users.
Build. WordPress, MODX or Next.js, depending on who edits the site and how often.
Security. Cloudflare WAF and DDoS protection, HTTPS with HSTS, Content Security Policy, 2FA for admins, backups.
SEO and analytics. Page structure for brand and product queries, schema.org Organization, GA4 and Search Console.

Corporate site or product site?

A crypto company often needs two sites: a corporate site about the company and its licences, and a product site or app for users. Keeping them apart helps with bank and partner checks and keeps product marketing flexible. For a product launch or token sale, start with a crypto landing page. For a site built around a specific crypto business model, see website development for a crypto company.

Crypto advertising rules we plan around

Ad platforms restrict crypto promotion. Google Ads requires certification for crypto exchanges and wallets in many countries, and Meta asks for written permission and licence details before crypto ads run. In the EU, the MiCA regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1114) requires marketing communications about crypto-assets to be fair, clear, not misleading and consistent with the white paper. We write copy without promises of returns and check the rules for your markets before launch. Licensing questions stay with your legal counsel.

How a crypto company website is built

Brief and specification. Pages, legal blocks, audiences, markets.
Structure and copy. Sitemap and texts for approval.
Design. Desktop and mobile layouts.
Build and security. CMS, Cloudflare, headers, backups.
Launch and SEO. Search Console, analytics, handover.

Corporate Website for a Crypto Company process: brief and specification, structure and copy, design, build and security, launch and seo — How a crypto company website is built

How long does a crypto company website take?

Up to 10 working days after the specification is agreed and we receive texts or facts for them, team photos, legal documents and brand files.

Client cabinets, token dashboards, exchange integrations or many language versions turn the site into a platform project. For those we set the timeline after the specification; see complex web projects for crypto companies.

What affects the cost of a crypto company website

We quote after the specification. The main factors:

number of pages and language versions;
copywriting and legal page layout volume;
custom graphics and animation;
security requirements and hosting setup;
integrations: CRM, email platform, investor portal.

What we need from you

Company details: registrations, licences, jurisdictions you can publish.
Team bios and photos.
Legal texts approved by your lawyer.
Brand files and reference sites.

What you get and how we measure it

A company site ready for due diligence and search:

a finished site with admin access and a security checklist;
GA4 events for partner and investor requests;
brand and product queries tracked in Search Console;
SSL Labs and security header checks passed before handover.

Why this is safer with a contracted team

What we most often see on crypto company sites:

no named team or company details, which blocks bank and partner checks;
outdated plugins and open admin panels that attract attacks;
phishing clones that rank for the brand name while the real site does not;
marketing claims that contradict the white paper or local rules.

Working with a Kyiv team remotely

We work remotely with companies in the UK, the EU and North America: video calls, email, Telegram or WhatsApp, and shared documents for plans and reports. Kyiv is on UTC+2 (UTC+3 in summer), so our working day covers most of the UK and EU business day and the morning on the US East Coast. You get one project manager who is responsible for the timeline.

Why clients trust us

More than 10 years in digital. Marketing MIX has been building websites and running marketing for over a decade, with the portfolio to show for it.
Clients outside Ukraine. Our portfolio includes projects for KidSup and Cookiddoo in Canada and MBSoy, an architectural studio in Finland.
One team for the whole chain. Strategy, website, SEO, ads and analytics sit with one team, so nothing gets lost between contractors.
A registered, verifiable company. Our DUNS number is 68-606-2061 and our NCAGE code is A3G3J; both can be checked in the Dun & Bradstreet and NATO NCAGE databases.
A real office in Kyiv. The studio is at 77 Velyka Vasylkivska St., Kyiv, and works remotely with clients in Ukraine and abroad.

FAQ

How long does it take to build a crypto company website?

Up to 10 working days after the specification and materials are agreed. Sites with client cabinets or exchange integrations get a timeline after the specification.

What pages does a crypto company website need?

Products, team, licences and registrations, security, legal documents, media kit, careers and contacts. Investors and banks look for the team and legal pages first.

Do you write legal texts?

We lay out and structure them. Terms, risk disclosures and AML policies should come from your lawyers, and we place them where users and partners expect them.