Website development that pays for itself.

What a business website costs

A landing page starts from €490 and takes 5–7 working days: one page, one goal, built to sell one service or run one campaign. A company website starts from €990 and takes 10–14 working days: up to 8 pages, a blog and up to 4 languages. An online store with payments, shipping and order handling starts from €1,990 and takes 14–21 working days.

These are starting prices and the price is always negotiable. The final amount depends on the number of pages and languages, whether we write the copy (from €49 per page, price negotiable) and on integrations with other systems. The amount and the schedule go into a written quote before work starts and do not change without your approval.

Why most websites bring no enquiries

Most sites are built from a picture: a template, a logo, done. The site exists, but the phone stays quiet, because nobody measures what visitors do on it or where they come from.

We set up measurement from day one. Every form and call button sends an event to analytics, so you see whether an enquiry came from search, Google Maps, an ad or a referral. That makes it easy to decide where to spend money next.

What a company website includes

A typical company website has up to 8 pages: home, a page for each main service, a price list, examples of work, about, contact and a blog. Every service gets its own page, because Google ranks pages, not sites. One general “Services” page will not reach the first page for a search like “boiler maintenance Tallinn”.

You can have up to four languages: English, Estonian, Russian and Finnish. Each language gets its own addresses and hreflang tags, so Google shows the English page to someone searching in English. You edit the content yourself in the admin panel.

Forms, a call button and, where needed, a booking integration (for example Saloninfra) are part of the package. Enquiries reach your inbox straight away, not as a daily digest.

What these websites do in practice

Ketyswit is a beauty salon in the T1 centre in Tallinn. We built a three-language WordPress site (Estonian, English, Russian) with Saloninfra booking. In February 11 of its keywords were on Google’s first page, in September 20. In one October week search brought 210 clicks and 4,879 impressions.

For the German moving company Umzugschef.de we built 35 pages in three languages, 105 addresses in total, and on 18.10.2026 Google PageSpeed scored it 98 on mobile and 100 on desktop. The mobile PageSpeed score of the Katlamees heating website went from 71 to 82 (3.10.2026). Prism’s bilingual site keeps its price list in the main menu, and its Google Business Profile has 54 reviews with an average of 4.5 (18.10.2026).

How the work goes

First, a half-hour call: what you sell, to whom, and how people find you today. Based on that you get a written quote with the list of pages, the price and the schedule.

During the work you have a staging link where you see progress and comment directly. If you already have a site, we map its addresses and set up 301 redirects so your Google rankings carry over. We publish only when you say it is ready.

The technical side you do not have to watch

Every site gets an SSL certificate, an XML sitemap, correct titles and meta descriptions, structured data (schema) and a Search Console connection. Images are saved in modern formats and load only when the visitor scrolls to them.

Analytics starts only after the visitor consents, as data protection law requires. We measure speed on mobile before launch, because most local searches happen on a phone.

The website stays yours

The domain, hosting, content and analytics are in your name and you pay the providers directly. If you ever want to move, you take the whole site with you. After the 60 days of support you can continue on a support plan from €79 per month (price negotiable) or run the site yourself.