Having a website built: what it costs and what you get back!
Most business owners who call us have already been given three prices that have nothing to do with each other: 400 euro, 3,000 euro and "from 12,000". That is because "a website" can mean anything, from a template with your logo dropped in to a system your business runs on. This page explains which choice causes which price.
We build sites for small businesses, tradespeople and hospitality in Flemish Brabant and the Antwerp Kempen. Small team, no account managers, and the person who builds your site is the person who picks up the phone.
What makes it expensive
Not the number of pages, but the number of decisions. A business that knows exactly what it sells and to whom is online faster than one that works that out along the way. Working it out is fine, it simply takes time.
What makes it cheaper
Copy that already exists, photos worth using, and one decision-maker. Anyone who writes their own copy quickly saves a few hundred euro — and knows their trade better than we do.
What it is worth
An enquiry through your site costs you nothing extra. Win two jobs a month that would otherwise have gone to a competitor, and a 2,000 euro site has paid for itself in a quarter.
Three ways to go online!
Amounts excluding VAT, and deliberately described broadly. After a single hour-long conversation you get a fixed price per phase.
One page
For anyone who mainly wants to be found and called.
- Everything on one screen
- Directions, hours and phone number
- Form with spam filter
- Ready in two weeks
Company site
The usual choice: services, work and story.
- Six to twelve pages
- A design of your own
- Editable by you
- Measurable enquiries
A site that does something
Bookings, quotes, a customer area or a webshop.
- Functional analysis
- A link to your own software
- Multilingual if needed
- Maintenance included
What we need from you!
A project almost never stalls on technology. It stalls on material that is not there. So in the first conversation we put on paper who delivers what and when — and what we take over if it does not come.
Have none of it? Then we write the copy and send a photographer. Both sit visibly in the price, instead of turning up as extra work afterwards.
- Your logo, or the budget to make one
- Photos of your business, your team or your work
- Who your customer is, in two sentences
- The three questions you get every week
- Access to your domain name
- One person who makes the calls
Prefer the local version!
For the municipalities we work in most often there is a page covering the keywords, the sectors and the competition of that area.
What business owners ask us first!
An hour on the phone saves reading three quotes
Tell us what your business does and what your site should bring in. You get an honest assessment, even when that is "you do not need this".