Websites built end to end
We build a site that opens in a second and brings in enquiries. From scratch, or from what you already have.
Talk it through- A design made for your business, not a marketplace template
- Hand-built: no page builders, no plugin pile
- Two language versions and an enquiry form that actually arrives
- Analytics and schema from day one, not bolted on later
- Speed: 90+ in Google’s own mobile check
- Every account registered to you: hosting, domain, admin
The opening screen
We show it before anything is built. Changes cost nothing at this point
The rest of the page
Built one by one, each in both sizes at once: desktop and phone
Launch
Handed over with accounts, analytics and a tested form
- There is no site, or one you would rather not show
- The site exists, but it is unusable on a phone
- The site takes over three seconds and people leave
Tell us where you are now
We will take a look for free and tell you whether it is worth doing at all.
What does a site cost?
It depends on the scope: how many pages, whether you need a catalogue, how many languages, whether data has to come from a CRM. We name the exact figure and the deadline before we start, once we have looked at the task, and neither moves after that. You pay once you have seen the finished site and approved it. A detailed breakdown of what drives the price.
How long does it take?
A landing page or a one-page site in two to three weeks, a corporate site with a catalogue in six to eight. The deadline is named alongside the price before we start, and we never charge for waiting.
What is a landing page and how does it differ from a site?
A landing page is one long page built around a single action. A site is several pages with sections, a catalogue and a blog. The landing page is cheaper and faster, but it grows badly in search, because every query needs a page of its own. If SEO is in your plans, take the site.
We already have a site, can it be reworked?
Yes, and it is often cheaper than starting over. First we look at what it is built on and what is actually wrong: sometimes a few pages and the speed are enough, sometimes a clean start is simpler. We will tell you honestly which case is yours.
Who owns the site once it is handed over?
You. Hosting, domain and admin are registered to you, and every credential is handed over. You are not tied to us and can move to another contractor whenever you want.