WEBDAD LLC

WEBDAD is a Belarusian IT company offering custom software development, IT outsourcing, and consulting. Founded in 2018 (implied from "6+ years of unique experience"), the company works with startups and established businesses to build web applications, automate processes, and implement analytics systems. The team includes frontend developers, backend engineers, QA specialists, and product managers. WEBDAD operates primarily in Belarus but serves clients across multiple regions and markets. The company emphasizes a full-cycle approach: from initial market analysis and UX design through development, testing, and long-term support. A stated 88% client retention rate suggests stability in their engagement model.

Services and capabilities

Webdad's core offering splits into three main pillars. Software Development covers custom web applications built with Next.js/React on the frontend and Node.js/Payload CMS/PostgreSQL on the backend. They handle UI/UX design, prototyping, and design systems. Development follows an iterative methodology with regular demos and transparent task boards. QA testing happens on each increment—both manual and automated—before release. Post-launch support includes performance monitoring, security, dependency management, and roadmap planning.

IT Outsourcing provides dedicated development teams or staff augmentation. Their process starts with discovery and onboarding (understanding product context and SLAs), then team formation (frontend, backend, full-stack, QA, PM, DevOps roles). They define SLAs, incident response procedures, and quality benchmarks. Teams operate with weekly reporting, transparent task boards, and demoing. They claim to scale teams up or down without timeline risk.

Additional services include IT consulting (technology and architecture selection), AI and analytics implementation (machine learning and big data for business automation), and amoCRM deployment (sales automation, messenger integrations, conversion optimization). They also build dashboards and real-time analytics platforms, telegram mini-apps, and e-commerce sites with integrations to payment systems, CMS platforms, and accounting tools like MoySklad.

Notable work

Webdad's portfolio shows work across education, real estate, e-commerce, and logistics. A SaaS project management tool helps teams track progress toward shared goals. An exclusive wine accessories e-shop features multi-storefront capability, MoySklad and AmoCRM integration, marketplace connections, and loyalty programs. A Telegram mini-app for a real estate agency includes property matching, CRM integration, and real-time notifications. They built a real estate market analytics dashboard with real-time key metrics display. An e-commerce platform (Addwine) uses Next.js and Headless CMS for a wine catalog with filters and promotions. A corporate training platform (Upgrade) powers employee learning at scale. Additional projects include language school sites, business club platforms, logistics company websites, and mini-apps for coffee shops and event services.

How they work

Engagements typically begin with a 1–2 day proposal turnaround from an account manager. For custom development, the workflow runs: market/competitor analysis → UI/UX design with prototypes and design systems → frontend/backend development with iterative demos → QA testing on each increment → post-launch support. For outsourcing, they conduct discovery, assemble a dedicated team, define SLAs and incident response procedures, then execute iteratively with weekly reporting and transparent task management. They operate 24/7 support availability and communicate in Russian, English, and Belarusian. No fixed pricing is disclosed; estimates are provided per project.

Team and credentials

Webdad reports 50+ completed projects and 6+ years of operating history. A personal account manager (named Valery in their contact material) leads client relationships. The company lists certifications and processes including code review, automated testing, and CI/CD automation as part of their "quality culture." No formal certifications like ISO 27001 or SOC 2 are mentioned. No public third-party ratings on Clutch, G2, or similar platforms appear in the source material.