Web design and development
A website isn't a brochure. It's the salesperson that works while you sleep, and most of the ones we audit are built as though nobody would ever open them on a phone.
Bespoke, not a template with your logo on it
We design and code from scratch. That costs more than buying a theme and changing the colours, and it's why our pages load in under two seconds when the sector average is nearer six. In a seasonal business, every second of load time on a mediocre mobile connection is a booking that goes somewhere else.
Three languages from day one
Bolting multilingual on at the end is like adding foundations after the house is built. We build it in from the start: per-language URL structure, correct hreflang tags, and copy written for each market rather than translated. That's the difference between three sites that reinforce each other and three sites competing against each other in Google.
Built to convert, not to win awards
Short forms, call and WhatsApp buttons visible on mobile, prices or ranges where they help people self-qualify, and one clear action per page. If you sell rooms we wire up your booking engine; if you sell services, your calendar. Then we measure what people actually do and adjust, because design you don't measure is decoration.
Yours, not rented
You get the code and the credentials. Hosting is included while you work with us, but you're not tied in: if you leave, the site leaves with you and keeps working. Too many agencies hold the domain or the hosting as a retention device, and that isn't a business relationship.
Common questions
What does a website cost?
A Launch Site of up to 10 pages is €890, plus €190 per extra language. A site in three languages with no page limit and your booking engine, catalogue or shop connected is €1,490. Anything bigger gets its own fixed quote. You get a fixed price before we start.
How long does it take?
Fourteen days for a Launch Site, and around four weeks for a three-language site, including the time you need to review and supply photos and copy. You see progress weekly on a private link.
Can I edit it myself afterwards?
Yes. We hand over a straightforward panel for copy, images and new pages. What we don't ask is that you learn to lay pages out. We keep the structure so neither the design nor the SEO breaks.
What happens to my rankings when the site changes?
We protect them. Old URLs are mapped one by one to 301 redirects and indexation is monitored for weeks afterwards. Losing traffic in a migration is avoidable, and it happens when nobody does this work.
Keep reading
- Search engine optimisationRanking first on Google isn't luck and it isn't a bigger budget. It's architecture, content and patience, applied in the language each customer is actually searching in.
- Brand identityTwo hotels with the same pool at the same price don't sell the same way. The difference is how the name feels before anyone looks at the rooms.
- Core Web Vitals and site speedA green lab score on your laptop means very little. What counts is the measurement Google takes from real visitors on real connections, and that number is usually much worse.
- Website migration without losing rankingsThe traffic drop after a relaunch isn't bad luck. It's a redirect map nobody made, and by the time it shows up in the reporting the agency has already invoiced.
- Conversion rate optimisationDoubling your traffic is slow and expensive. Doubling the proportion of it that buys is often a fortnight's work, and nobody does it first.