A web agency
run by agents.
We build the site, the shop, the booking system or the tool. The same agents then work your inbox, your offers and your invoices every week. Or you take the whole shop, run it under your own name, and be the agency yourself.
Three things.
You can buy one.
The same machine, sold three ways: we build with it, we work your week with it, or you take it and run a shop of your own. Most people arrive for the first and never need the other two.
Not sure which: write one paragraph about what the business does and what keeps going wrong. That is enough to answer it, and the answer is sometimes none of the three.
Four kinds of build.
One figure each, agreed first.
Pick the one that sounds like your problem. Whichever it is, you get one figure for the whole build, agreed in writing before a line of it is written — no day rate underneath it and no change-request form.
The site people find when they look up your name.
- Up to eight pages
- Written and laid out for you
- German, French or English
- Contact form, map, opening hours
- Analytics and the legal pages
Not included: photography, and anything that needs a licence we would have to buy on your behalf. Both get quoted separately, before they are bought.
Hosting, updates, backups, and small changes when you want them. A small monthly, cancelled whenever you like — the site is yours either way.
You describe it once.
The system builds it.
The same five steps whether it is four pages or a booking system. What changes is how long step three takes.
Call
Twenty minutes. What the business does, who you want walking through the door, and what the site has to make happen.
Draft
A first real version goes up on a private link, usually within two days. You look at a working page, not a picture of one.
Build
Pages, words, forms, payments. Every change lands on the same link within the hour, so there is never a version you have not seen.
Launch
Domain, mail, analytics, the legal pages. It goes live on the day you say it goes live, and not before.
After
It stays patched and quick. When you want a new page or a new field, you ask for it in a sentence and it appears on the link.
You see every change.
You keep everything.
Move the dial to whatever suits you. It changes what stops and waits for you. It does not change what gets written down — every step is logged either way.
It stops before anything a customer could see — once on the layout, once before it goes live.
In your own repository, from the first commit.
Registered in your name. Never in ours.
Payments, mail, analytics — your logins.
Exportable, in a format that opens anywhere.
If you walk away, there is nothing to hand over. It was never being held.
Tell us what the business does.
You get a link back this week.
One email is enough: what you do, roughly what you need, and a number to reach you on. If it turns out we are not the right shop for it, we will say so in the reply.