First website
Your first website, explained before you hire anyone.
For businesses with no website, or one nobody uses. No jargon, no hidden pricing and no promise of results nobody can guarantee.
If this sounds familiar, this page is for you
You sell through Instagram and WhatsApp
Every new customer asks again what you do, what it costs and where you are. A website answers once, at any hour.
You do not have a website yet
People who search your name or service find nothing proving the business exists and is serious.
You have an old website
It was built years ago, does not work well on a phone or nobody knows how to change a line of text.
You asked for quotes and did not understand them
Each proposal had a different scope, so it was impossible to say which one was best.
What a first website needs
A first website does not need everything. It starts small, does five jobs and grows later if it makes sense.
Say what you do in five seconds
Visitors must understand what you sell and for whom without scrolling.
Show proof
Finished work, real testimonials with permission, an address and company details. Without proof, visitors doubt.
Work well on a phone
Most visits come from phones. Readable text, easy-to-tap buttons and light loading.
Offer one clear way to get in touch
WhatsApp, a form or a phone call. We pick one as the main path so visitors do not get lost.
Be found by name
A structure Google understands and a verified Business Profile, so your name leads to you.
How we work
Conversation and briefing
We learn about the business, the audience and the goal of the site. You fill in the briefing, the same PDF on this page.
A closed proposal in writing
Scope, timeline and price on paper, with one-off and recurring costs on separate lines.
Building with you watching
We show progress before it is finished. Revision rounds are agreed in the proposal.
Launch and handover
We publish, check the phone view and the form, and agree who makes changes from then on.
The delivery time is agreed in writing in the proposal, because it depends on the size of the site and how fast you reply.
Four questions to ask any studio, including us
These are the points that tend to be left out of quotes and cause headaches later. We answer all four in writing, in the proposal.
Is the domain registered in my name?
It should be. The domain is your business address. Registered in the provider's name, it can be lost when you change suppliers.
Who owns the website, the code and the contacts collected?
Ask for the answer in writing. Contacts that arrive through the form belong to your business and must be handled under privacy law.
What is paid once and what is monthly?
Hosting, maintenance and changes are usually recurring. Ask for each amount and each period on separate lines.
How many revisions are included and how do I cancel?
Without an agreed limit the project never ends or the cost grows unannounced. Also check what happens if you want to leave.
What we do not promise
A position on Google
Nobody can guarantee first place. We deliver the technical base (structure, speed, sitemap, Business Profile) and you track the result with us.
Sales just from having a website
A website is one piece. Without promotion, service and a clear offer it will not sell on its own. We say so before you decide.
Live projects, with a name and an address
See websites and brands that already shipped and filter by the segment closest to yours.
See the workHow much does it cost?
The price depends on three things: how many pages the site has, who writes the text and produces the photos, and whether there are integrations such as booking, payment or WhatsApp. We do not publish a price list because it would mislead. In exchange, after the conversation and the briefing, the closed proposal arrives within 1 business day, in writing, with one-off and recurring prices separate, before any commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a logo and copy ready?
No. We start from what you have. Brand and copy can be part of the scope, and the proposal says who produces each thing.
Do I pay for hosting and domain separately?
It depends on the scope. Anything recurring appears in the proposal on its own line, with amount and period, so you can compare with other proposals.
Can I change the text myself later?
We agree in the proposal who makes changes: you, with a walkthrough at handover, or us. What matters is that you know beforehand.
Will the website show up on Google?
We deliver the technical base for Google to understand the site. Position depends on competition, content and time, and no studio can guarantee it.
Do I need a funnel and automation in the first website?
No. Start with the site and one clear way to get in touch. Funnels, automated WhatsApp and other pieces come later if they make sense.
Does the PDF briefing cost anything or oblige me to hire?
It is free with no commitment. Enter your name and e-mail, receive the PDF and use it with any studio.