Full website creation

What website creation includes

Everything it takes to get online and stay there: structure, copy, design, build, launch and Google setup. We don't hand over a folder of files for someone else to install. We put the site live ourselves, on our hosting or on yours.

• ✓Unlimited bespoke pages: home, services, about, contact and whatever else your sector calls for.
• ✓Copy written by us from an interview with you, not filler paragraphs that would suit any company.
• ✓An original design built around your brand, not a theme already resold to a hundred other businesses.
• ✓A mobile-first build tuned for Core Web Vitals, the three metrics Google uses to measure the speed your visitors actually feel.
• ✓Every legally required page: privacy policy, cookie policy, terms and a GDPR-compliant consent banner.
• ✓Google Search Console, Google Business Profile and analytics set up, so from day one you know who arrives and where from.
• ✓Contact forms that actually deliver, with an instant notification to your inbox.

How long does it take to go live?

Seven days for a full website, counted from when we receive the deposit and your materials. If you have a real deadline, like a trade show, an opening, a funding round and so on, the express option puts a full website live within 96 hours, and if we miss it you pay the normal rate.

Two things stretch a timeline, and it's always the same two: material arriving in instalments, and revisions requested after the design was signed off. That's what the first call is for: agreeing structure and content before a line of code is written.

How much does a website cost?

Between €760 and €2,080 including VAT if we start from the site you already have, and between €1,160 and €3,680 if we build it from scratch. What moves the figure is the number of pages and how much material you already have: when copy, photos and data arrive organised, the gathering phase shortens and the quote drops towards the lower end.

Agencies covering the same bracket typically charge €3,000-€5,000 for an equivalent site. The difference isn't the result: there are three of us, there's no account manager to pay between you and the person writing the code, and we use cutting edge tools that cut development hours without giving up control of what gets shipped.

Here are the three routes, each with its starting price. Flip the switch to express to see what halving the timeline, and turning it into a guarantee, actually costs.

How we work, step by step

Eight steps and one point of contact: you always speak to the person building the site. Half the price up front, half on delivery (can be split up to 4 months), and from that moment the code is yours.

Pick below whether we start from the site you already have or from scratch, and how you'd like to pay the balance: the first payment is always 50%, and the rest can be spread over up to four months at 12.5% each. If you'd like us to keep looking after it, add the monthly plan too.

Full website, landing page or restyling?

You need a full website when you have several services to explain, a catalogue to show, or customers who read before they write. If you only have one thing to say and contacts to collect, a landing page costs less (from €520) and lands sooner. If the site already exists but is slow, dated or not converting, you start from what you have rather than binning it.

When in doubt the answer isn't to buy the biggest package: half an hour on a call is enough to work out which of the three you actually need, and if it's the cheapest one we'll say so.

Will the site be found on Google?

Every site we deliver ships with the foundations in place: unique titles and descriptions per page, schema.org structured data, a sitemap, canonicals, modern image formats and HTML that search engines read without having to run JavaScript. That's the baseline for being indexed properly on Google and LLMs like Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini, not a promise of first place.

Ranking is a curve, not a switch. Here is what to expect month by month from a new site, counting from launch:

1. Month 1No real presence. The site gets indexed and starts appearing, but around the last page: Google still has to work out what it covers and which searches it belongs in.
2. Month 2It starts climbing: the first useful positions land between pages 8 and 10, usually on searches that include your business name or your area.
3. Month 3Page 2 on the searches that actually matter: the ones where somebody is looking for the service rather than for you.
4. Month 4Page 1. From here the traffic stops being incidental and enquiries from the site become measurable.
5. Month 5 and beyondCompeting for the very top positions, on search engines and on the AI assistants reading the same pages.

These are indicative timings and they move on two things: the monthly plan you choose, because new content and active SEO development shorten every phase, and how competitive your market is. A local niche gets there sooner; a contested national keyword takes longer and needs ongoing work, which is exactly what you're reading right now, and what we sell as a separate service.