Everything stays yours. The code, hosting and domain are yours from day one. No lock-in and no monthly rent for someone else’s platform; if you ever leave, you take it all with you.
How many clients did your website bring you last month?

Over 45 businesses work with us each year.
Everything your business needs online.
Web design
E-commerce
SEO
Google Ads
Meta Ads
Social media management
Websites that keep doing their job after handover.
Trust isn't claimed, it's shown.
A website that's yours, with no templates and no lock-in.
What you won't get from us
A site "overnight" or "in 5 minutes with AI"
The cheapest offer on the market
A ready-made theme that 5,000 other companies are running
"We'll be in touch soon" and vanishing after launch
We know the ground you work on.
Law firms
E-commerce
Fitness & wellness
Hotels & tourism
Real estate
Automotive
A limited number of growth partnerships per quarter
Strategy before pixels
A deadline that's on paper
Growth after launch
How we work, from the first call to growth.
Diagnosis
Strategy and quote
Build
Growth and measurement
FAQ
How much does a website cost?
A brochure website starts at 1,690 EUR one-time or from 175 EUR per month, an online store from 2,790 EUR or from 290 EUR per month. The price moves with the number of pages, whether we write new copy or rework what you have, and whether the site needs to connect to a system you already use. You get the ballpark on the first call, as a range, with an explanation of what pushes it up or down, and the exact figure in a written quote before work begins.
Why WordPress and not a ready-made platform?
Because the site stays yours. You edit the content yourself, there’s no monthly fee to a platform, and if tomorrow you want to work with someone else, you’ll find hundreds of people who work in WordPress. With closed platforms you pay for as long as the site exists, and moving away is hard. On top of that, WordPress doesn’t limit our SEO or speed, as long as it’s built properly, without dozens of unnecessary plugins.
Can I edit the content myself after handover?
Yes, and that’s one of the reasons we work this way. You edit text, images, prices and new pages through an editor we walk you through before handover, with a recorded training session for your team. You come to us for bigger jobs, not because a phone number needs changing.
What materials do I need to get started?
Less than you think. We need access to your current site and accounts, a logo at a decent resolution, a list of services with rough prices, and a contact person who can make decisions. We handle photos and copy together, and if you don’t have your own photos, we suggest a shoot or pick material that doesn’t look like a stock catalogue.
What if the site doesn't bring results?
That’s why we measure from day one. Analytics and events are set up before launch, so after a month we can see which pages bring enquiries and where people drop off. If the data shows a page is losing people, we change the headline, the order or the call to action and track what happened. That’s part of the job, not an extra line item. What we don’t promise is an exact number of clients, because that depends on your offer and the market too, not just the site. Anyone who guarantees you a number of clients either doesn’t know how this works, or is counting on you not to check.
Is a WordPress site good for Google?
It is, and this is a question that’s often framed the wrong way. Google doesn’t rank a platform, it ranks a page: its speed, structure, copy and whether you answered what the person was actually looking for. WordPress doesn’t get in our way on any of those four, as long as it’s built properly. What really gets in the way is a pile of plugins, images that weigh several megabytes, and copy written for your own company instead of for search. That’s solved during the build, not after it.














