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GRADAX

Software Development & Web Design in Plovdiv

BG

Web design, software development and hosting for Plovdiv manufacturers, creative studios, venues and shops, delivered remotely from Bucharest in Bulgarian and English.

Plovdiv, with 334,000 residents, is Bulgaria's second city and was European Capital of Culture in 2019. Its creative Kapana quarter, the International Fair and a spread of IT, food-processing and manufacturing firms give it a business base beyond tourism.

What a business in Plovdiv has to get right

Bulgaria adopted the euro on 1 January 2026, so shops, invoices and payment settings must work in euro. The Commission for Personal Data Protection (КЗЛД) enforces GDPR, and NIS2 duties follow Bulgarian cybersecurity law. Plovdiv sites selling to locals should be in Bulgarian.

How we work with Plovdiv

GRADAX works from one office in Bucharest and delivers to Plovdiv remotely, in the same time zone as you. Sites can be built in Bulgarian and English, and meetings happen by video. Hosting runs in EU datacentres in Germany and Finland.

What we sell in Plovdiv

Where in the city

Plovdiv

  • Center
  • Kapana
  • Old Town
  • Trakia
  • Kichuk Parizh
  • Smirnenski
  • Zapad
  • Kamenitsa
  • Marasha

Questions from Plovdiv

Can you build a Bulgarian-language website for a Plovdiv company?
Yes. Sites are built in Bulgarian and English, with the legal pages Bulgarian law expects.
Where is the website hosted?
In EU datacentres in Germany and Finland, so data stays inside the EU for your GDPR records.
Do you have an office in Plovdiv?
No. GRADAX works from Bucharest and meets Plovdiv clients by video, in the same time zone.
Can a winery sell online from Plovdiv?
Yes. We build shops with euro pricing, shipping rules and age checks, connected through your payment provider.

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