custom-coded websites
the build itself
Hand-written pages, no templates.
what a website build includes →hosting & care
we host it, and it costs €0 a month.
Website hosting for small business, on Cloudflare's edge. The site is a folder of static files, so serving it is free — and the words in it are yours to edit.
€0 covers the pages, the certificate, DNS, the contact form and its spam check. Three things sit outside it: your own domain (~€10–15 a year, registered to you, at cost), transactional email past the free tiers, and unbranded multi-user booking.
what €0 a month actually covers.
The arithmetic, not the adjective.
- The pages — static files from Cloudflare's edge, outside the free plan's request allowance.
- The certificate and DNS — issued and renewed on your account, not rented from us.
- The contact form and its spam check — one run per submission, far below the free allowance.
- Every version of the site in a repository — a bad change is one revert away.
the three things €0 does not cover
Your own domain — €10–15 a year at an ordinary registrar, at cost, registered to you.
Transactional email — notices to you are free. Emailing your customer a receipt runs through a mail provider, which charges past its free allowance.
Booking — one calendar on a free plan is free. More calendars, or an unbranded page, is a paid plan there.
what we will not tell you
We will not quote a market average for what everyone else charges. Maintenance pricing spans a wide band and none of it is like-for-like. We do the arithmetic on your invoice instead.
why it is zero, and not a discount.
Nobody absorbs a cost for you. It was designed out of the build.
No server to rent — the site is a folder Cloudflare copies to its edge. No database assembles a page per visitor. No licence renews. Only the form runs code, and only for the second it takes.
Two things would change that: traffic a small business rarely reaches, and features that compute for every visitor. That is the AI backends page, priced where it belongs.
you own it. we are a guest.
People ask this when they want to leave. Better question at the start.
- the domain is registered to youAt cost, at an ordinary registrar, never inside our account. A domain held in someone else's account can meet a 60-day transfer lock on the day you want to leave.
- the Cloudflare account is yours, and you are its only Super AdministratorWe join as a named Administrator. You remove us in one click, and we cannot lock you out.
the offboarding checklist, one business day
You remove us from your Cloudflare members, and as a user on Search Console and Analytics. Verification runs on your own DNS record.
We hold one scoped token per client, never a master key. We rotate and delete it, transfer the repository to you, and purge your secrets from our vault, confirmed in writing.
You delete the dev@ forwarding rule — an address pointing at your inbox, never a mailbox of ours.
A written data-processing agreement is part of every engagement.
Send us what you pay now and what it buys.
do the arithmetic →care, with the nouns left in.
"Maintenance" usually means updating a plugin. There are no plugins here.
- Nothing to patch — no CMS, no plugins, no theme, no database behind a page.
- Cloudflare's free managed WAF ruleset in front of the site.
- Bot Fight Mode, so obvious bot traffic is challenged.
- Turnstile on every form.
- Protective response headers block MIME sniffing and framing, trim cross-site referrers, and switch off camera, microphone and location access.
- A person answers. Usually the same day, always within two working days.
which headers are sent, and what they do
X-Content-Type-Options blocks MIME sniffing. X-Frame-Options stops another site framing the page. Referrer-Policy limits what an outbound request reveals. Permissions-Policy switches off camera, microphone and location APIs a brochure site never needs.
You can inspect those headers on the response. The WAF events and the certificate sit in your own Cloudflare dashboard.
you edit the words. we keep the plumbing.
The most oversold sentence in this industry.
- Text and images live in plain files, in your own repository — not in a database, not behind a login we hold.
- You edit one in your browser and save. It lands on a preview link first, and publishing is one more click. Layout or a new page is a message to us.
this is where a build lands.
The running cost of what we built, not a product on its own.
interactive widgets
floor plans and demos
Files too, at the same running cost.
see what a widget is →ai backends
when code has to run
An agent answering mail runs per request. That has a real running cost.
where €0 stops →questions we get asked.
The five that come up on every first call.
Is €0 a month real, or does something appear on the bill later?
Real for the hosting. Three exceptions, named before work starts: your own domain at roughly €10–15 a year registered to you, transactional email past the free tiers, and unbranded multi-user booking.
Who owns the domain and the hosting account?
You do. The domain is registered to you at an ordinary registrar, at cost, never inside our account. The Cloudflare account is yours and you are its only Super Administrator, so you can remove us in one click.
How is a site kept secure if nothing is ever updated?
There is nothing to update. The pages are static files — no CMS, no plugin directory, no theme, no database. In front sit Cloudflare's managed WAF ruleset, Bot Fight Mode, Turnstile on every form and hardened response headers. No website is unbreakable, but that removes the failures behind most break-ins.
Can I really edit the content myself?
The words and images live in plain files in your own repository. You edit one in the browser and save, and it lands on a preview link before it goes live. Layout or a new page is a message to us.
What happens if we stop working together?
A written offboarding checklist, time-boxed to one business day. You remove us from your Cloudflare members and your Google properties. We rotate your API tokens, transfer the repository and purge your secrets. The site keeps running on your account.
bring your current invoice.
We do the arithmetic on your actual number, and say so if moving is not worth it.
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