An average-sized company website with a custom design typically takes 5-8 weeks from survey to go-live. Development itself is 2-4 weeks of that; the rest is structure planning, design approval and testing. What usually drives the deadline is not development but the availability of the content, that is the text and the images.

With us a company website with a custom design starts at €1,900 + VAT. The price is driven mainly by the number of custom screen designs, the state of the content, the number of languages and any custom features, not by the number of subpages. We give a firm price after a short survey, in an itemised written quote.

Market price ranges and a three-year comparison in our website development prices 2026 article.

The biggest help is content: what the company does, what services it offers, who the typical clients are and what images, logos and brand elements exist. It is no problem if the copy is not ready, we take on copywriting and photography as separate items. What is worth thinking through in advance is what you want a visitor to do on the site.

Yes. The site comes with an editing interface we developed ourselves, in which you can manage text, images, subpages and menu items. Training and written documentation come with the handover. If you would rather not deal with it, we take on content updates as a monthly arrangement.

No. We work in every widely used framework and content management system: our own WebPot CMS, WordPress and WooCommerce, Laravel, Symfony, Magento 2, PrestaShop, Shopify, Drupal, Joomla, UNAS and Shoprenter, plus front ends built on React, Next.js and Vue. The choice follows from what the site has to do, who will manage it and which systems it has to connect to.

If there is no specific requirement, we recommend our own closed system, because it is faster, more secure and does not depend on the life cycle of third-party plugins. We also take over and maintain existing sites: it is not a requirement that we build from scratch.

We take over the old content and put it in order, and 301 redirects are set up from the previous addresses to their new counterparts. That way the rankings already achieved and the value of inbound links are not lost. This step is part of the project, not an optional extra: skipping it is the most common reason traffic drops after a new site goes live.

The annual domain fee and hosting come on top of the price of the site, as ongoing items. We provide hosting on servers we run ourselves, with daily backups, an SSL certificate, company e-mail accounts and security monitoring. If you already have a domain, we migrate it without downtime.

Yes, the system supports multiple languages out of the box, with separate content per language and the language markup search engines expect. Every additional language means extra work in content management and translation, so it affects the price as well. It is worth deciding at the start, because adding it later costs more.

A growing share of visitors find a company not through the classic list of results but through AI-based answer engines. These systems favour structured, clearly worded content. That is why we build in structured data per schema.org, a clean heading hierarchy and question-and-answer sections, exactly like this FAQ.

We are still available after go-live. Operation includes daily backups, security updates and availability monitoring. On top of that there is an optional monthly content and development retainer, if the site is to grow regularly. We also take on one-off changes separately.

Yes, and it is part of the handover. Every company website we build gets a privacy notice, cookie consent handling and the mandatory company details. For a webshop, terms and conditions and further legal content come with it.

If the goal is an enquiry, that is a quote request, a phone call or a booking, then a company website. If you want to sell products with online payment, stock management and shipping, then a webshop. The two work together as well: many companies start with a presentation site and add a webshop later. It is worth flagging that at the structure planning stage.

Not a problem, in fact it is a common starting point. Our design team creates a logo, a colour scheme and basic brand elements, so the site is built with the new identity from the start. If you already have an identity, we follow it and optimise it for the web where needed.

Yes, on request we set up or clean up the Google Business Profile: accurate details, opening hours, photos, services and the link to the website. This is a strong signal both in local search and in AI recommendations, and we give practical advice on collecting reviews. For a company serving a local area this is one of the highest-return steps there is.

When it has a measurable goal: a quote request, a call, a booking. A site costing €1,900 + VAT earns its price back from a few won jobs; the only question is whether enquiries arrive at all. That is why we build measurement into every site: you can see how many visitors turn into leads, and where it is worth improving.

Yes, we connect Google Search Console and visitor analytics to every site we hand over, and we show you how to read the data. You will see which searches you appear for, where visitors come from and how many quote requests arrive. On request we also produce a plain-language monthly report.

Yes, setting up e-mail accounts on your own domain (for example info@yourcompany.com) can be part of the project, together with configuring mail clients on phone and desktop. We also set the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records needed for deliverability, so your messages do not land in the spam folder.

Since June 2025 the European Accessibility Act applies mainly to consumer-facing online services and webshops, with lighter rules for micro-enterprises. For a company presentation site it is usually not mandatory, but it pays off: better usability, better SEO, a wider audience. We build our sites with an accessible structure by default, so with us this is not a separate item.