Oops Ee
Web development, design, IT support and hosting services for businesses, based in Tallinn, Estonia
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-27
About Oops Ee
Oops Ee OÜ is a Tallinn-based web development and IT services company. Its services include software and website development, design, IT security, round-the-clock IT support and infrastructure management, SEO and GEO, and Europe-based web hosting.
The company also offers photography, from product shots to event coverage, and print services for merchandise such as T-shirts, hoodies and large-format and vinyl graphics. Its portfolio lists logo, website, poster and product photography projects for businesses, including Ocean Sushi Baar, Showstore, Capital Mill and Atemi.
The company was founded in 2013 and is registered in Estonia as an OÜ.
Product: Website and software development, design, IT security and support, SEO and GEO, web hosting, photography and merchandise printing.
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