FAQ · 20 questions
Straight answers on price, time, platforms and what happens after launch. If yours is not here, ask us on a call.
Projects start at €2,000.
We don’t use a one-size-fits-all package, so the final price depends on the scope, number of pages, complexity, integrations, motion, custom assets and any additional functionality the project requires.
You’ll always receive a clear quote before any work begins.
Most projects are completed within 2–4 weeks once we have everything needed to begin.
Larger or more technically complex projects may take longer, but the expected timeline is always defined before the project starts.
Yes.
When our schedule allows it, we offer an urgency option, and some projects can be delivered in less than two weeks.
The additional fee depends on the required turnaround and our availability at the time.
A website builder like Wix or Squarespace is a fair start when the budget is very small and the site only needs to exist.
It gets harder when the site has to win clients, because every template looks like thousands of others and the structure is the same for everyone.
A studio plans the site around your business, writes and designs it for the people you want to reach, and builds it to load fast and be found. If the website is meant to bring in work, that difference usually pays for itself.
An agency usually has account managers, several layers between you and the people doing the work, and many projects running at once.
A studio like ours is small on purpose. You talk to the people who design and build your site, we take on a few projects at a time, and decisions happen in days rather than weeks.
Start with what the site has to do, which is usually bringing in calls, bookings or sales. Then decide who it is for and what they need to see before they get in touch.
From there it is structure, copy, design and the build. You can do it yourself with a website builder, or have a studio take it from the first call to launch.
With us that takes two to four weeks, with something for you to approve at the end of every phase.
Instagram is good for being seen, but you don't own it and it can't answer the questions a buyer has before they call.
A website is where people go to check that you are real, compare you with the alternatives and get in touch, and it is yours.
Yes.
We can either work from what already exists or rethink the website completely.
For redesign projects, we usually review the current structure, content, user journey, visual direction and performance before deciding what should stay, what should change and what needs to be rebuilt.
Yes.
Whenever possible, we prefer to build from scratch because it gives us the most creative and technical freedom.
However, when a platform makes more sense for the project, we can also design and build within systems such as Shopify, Webflow, WordPress, WooCommerce, Framer and Squarespace.
We choose the setup based on the requirements of the project, not the other way around.
Yes.
We build e-commerce stores and more complex digital projects that require a more advanced technical infrastructure, including databases, back-end systems, authentication, payment systems, integrations and custom functionality.
These projects are usually more expensive than a standard website because there is significantly more infrastructure to design, develop and test.
When it makes sense, we can also build the store on a platform such as Shopify, which handles much of the underlying commerce infrastructure and can significantly reduce the amount of custom back-end development required.
Not necessarily.
If you already have copy, photography, video or brand assets, we can work with them.
If something is missing, we can help structure the content, refine the copy and create or source the visual assets needed for the project.
Yes.
Motion, video, 2D/3D assets and interactive elements are part of many of our projects.
We use them when they improve the experience, help explain something or strengthen the way the brand is presented, not simply to add more effects to the page.
We work through structured review rounds during the project rather than leaving all feedback until the end.
The exact revision process depends on the scope of the project and is defined before work begins.
We usually need a clear understanding of the business, the purpose of the website, the target audience, existing brand material, available content and any technical requirements.
From there, we define what is actually needed for the project instead of sending you a generic checklist.
A clear message in the first few seconds, a structure that answers people's questions in the order they have them, proof that you are real, and one obvious next step on every page.
Speed matters too. Many visitors leave a slow site before it has even finished loading.
Yes, where that makes sense.
We can create editable areas for content that needs regular updates, while keeping more complex parts of the website protected.
The exact setup depends on the technology and the requirements of the project.
We can continue supporting the website after launch through ongoing hosting, maintenance and support.
Depending on the plan, this can include technical maintenance, updates, minor changes, troubleshooting and general support.
Yes.
Our process is designed to work remotely, from the initial call through strategy, design, development and launch.
Location doesn’t change the way we run the project.
Every site we build has its page titles, descriptions, a sitemap and structured data set up from the start, and it is built to load fast on phones, which Google rewards.
Ranking also depends on your content and on how competitive your market is, so we are honest about what a new site can do on day one.
They can when the site is built for it. The text of every page is in the HTML from the first response, the business is described in structured data, and a short llms.txt file tells AI assistants what you do, what it costs and how to reach you.
We set all of this up on our own site, and we can do the same on yours.
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