Measure twice, publish once.

Websites for local businesses

A bakery, patisserie, butcher, florist or farm shop. Customers check online first; we build a site that shows your offer, earns trust and brings enquiries, not just calls.

The local business challenge online.

Many local shops run on the counter and phone calls alone. The offer is invisible, new customers cannot find the hours or location, and pre-orders slip away to whoever is visible online.

What we do.

We build a clear site with your offer, photos, opening hours and location, plus an easy path to an order or enquiry.

  • A daily or seasonal offer you edit yourself.
  • Product photos that convince.
  • Hours, location and contact within reach.
  • Online enquiries and pre-orders.

Your offer online

Included

Always fresh, you edit it yourself.

Photos that sell

Included

Products customers believe in.

Orders and enquiries

Included

Customers reach you in a few clicks.

Found on Google

Included

Local SEO for your town.

A live example from Kranj.

For NK Zarica Kranj we built a comprehensive club site: news, teams, match schedule, football school and a gallery. The club edits everything itself, and visitors find it all in one place.

We adapt the same approach to any local business: a bakery gets a clear daily offer and online enquiries, a service gets a clear price list and booking.

The NK Zarica Kranj website, built by us
NK Zarica Kranj · live

What a local business website must have.

A customer looking for a hairdresser, carpenter or repair shop in Kranj wants three things within two seconds: where you are, when you are open and how to call you. Everything else comes after.

  • Address, opening hours and phone at the top of every page, with the phone as a button that dials on a mobile.
  • One page per service, with a price or at least a »from«. A »Services« page with ten lines helps neither the customer nor Google.
  • Real photos of the premises, products and people. Phone photos are often enough; stock photos of smiling strangers put people off.
  • Reviews linked to the Google profile and directions: parking, entrance, step-free access.
  • A form or booking that lands on your phone and gets a reply the same day.

All of this fits the Start package. A local business site does not need twenty subpages; it needs five good ones and a well-kept Google Business profile pointing to them.

The mistakes we see most often.

When reviewing sites of tradespeople and venues around Gorenjska, the same list keeps coming up.

  • Facebook only. Google does not rank it for services, and posts from 2022 tell the customer you may have closed.
  • A price list as a PDF or a photo. Unreadable on a phone, invisible to search engines, out of date after every price change.
  • No opening hours, or wrong ones. A customer finds the door locked once, not twice.
  • A form nobody answers because messages land in an inbox nobody opens.
  • A Google Business profile with no photos and one review from 2021, even though customers happily leave a review when asked.

None of these mistakes cost much to fix. They do cost the customers who go to a competitor with a tidy profile and a clear price.

Price and timeline.

For most local businesses the right choice is the Start package: up to five pages, SEO basics, a contact form, from €890 excluding VAT, built in two to three working days after the design is approved.

If you offer more services, have several locations or want to publish news, the Growth package at €1,990 gives you fifteen pages and copy for the key ones. Online bookings and appointment scheduling are an add-on quoted upfront. Monthly care with hosting and fixes starts at €49 and is optional.

The whole project from first call to launch usually takes five to fourteen days. Get a ballpark price for your case in the calculator in a minute; the details are on the pricing page.

Common questions from local businesses.

What hairdressers, carpenters, restaurateurs and repair shops ask before deciding.

Do I need a website if I have a Google profile and Facebook?

The profile and Facebook are good, but they do not replace a site. Google ranks websites for services and the profile points to it; without a site the customer cannot find your prices, see your services or send an enquiry at two in the morning. Five well-made pages are enough.

How much does a website for a salon, restaurant or carpenter cost?

From €890 excluding VAT in the Start package: up to five pages, SEO basics, a contact form. With online bookings or several locations the price is higher and stated in the quote before we start. The price is fixed, with no surprises at the end.

Can I change prices and opening hours myself?

Yes. Prices, opening hours, photos and news are edited in a simple interface without a developer, and you get a short walkthrough at handover. If you would rather email the change, we enter it within two working days as part of care.

I have no photos. What now?

Phone photos are often enough to start; we tell you what to shoot and how. If you need more, we arrange photography of the premises and products together; the studio is in Kranj, so we come to you. We do not use stock photos of strangers.

Can the site take bookings and appointments?

Yes, as an add-on to the package. Bookings arrive in your inbox or calendar and the customer gets a confirmation. For venues and salons where customers prefer to call, a call button at the top of the page is often enough.

What will your site cost?

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  • Fixed price agreed upfront
  • A clear timeline agreed upfront
  • The site and domain stay yours