custom-coded websites

a website that costs nothing to run.

Website development from €500. Hand-built, no templates, and €0 a month to keep online.

€0 covers hosting, the certificate, DNS, the forms and their spam check. Outside it, and priced before work starts: your own domain (~€10–15 a year, registered to you), transactional email past the free tiers, and unbranded multi-user booking. Prices exclude VAT.

what it costs to keep online.

A hand-coded site is a folder of files handed out from the edge. Keeping it up costs nothing, so we do not charge for it.

why we will not quote a market average

Published maintenance prices are not like-for-like, so a figure lifted from one is not a number we could stand behind. Bring your current invoice and we will work from your actual number.

Every version also sits in a repository, so a bad change is one revert away. Full detail on hosting & care.

A dog grooming salon came off paid hosting and started taking bookings made after closing.

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from €500. get a quote.

Full website development starts at €500, excluding VAT. Tell us what you have in mind and you get a fixed number back in writing, before anything is built — two rounds of revisions included, 50% deposit to start.

A short message is enough to start. There is no form to fill in twice and nobody chases you afterwards.

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what you actually get.

Each one is live right now.

the record of who came, and it is yours.

Every build includes a first-party record of how people use the site, in your account rather than a product that rents it back to you.

what happens to it afterwards

Export it, keep it, or switch it off. None of it depends on us still being here.

It is also the on-ramp: the first dataset an agentic system can read is where the business brain starts.

sites we have shipped.

Two here. Three more on the projects page.

how a build goes.

Four steps. You know the price before the second one ends.

  1. step 01

    a call, no charge

    What the site has to do, and whether we are the right people. English or Spanish.

  2. step 02

    a written scope

    What is built, what it costs, what is excluded, when it lands.

  3. step 03

    the build

    You watch it on a real URL while it is made, phone and laptop.

  4. step 04

    handover

    Domain and Cloudflare account in your name. You edit your own text. The bill stops.

what else bolts on.

These three attach to a site, at the start or long afterwards.

interactive widgets things a template cannot do

Floor plans, product demos, configurators, calculators.

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ai backends a draft reply, waiting

An enquiry arrives and the answer is already drafted for you to check.

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hosting & care the €0 a month side

What is included, what the exclusions cost, who makes the edits.

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questions we get asked.

From nearly every first call.

Why not just use Squarespace or WordPress?

For some businesses you should, and we will say so on the call. A subscription template is fine for five pages of text. Hand-coding earns its price when the site has to be fast, do something specific, or stop costing money every month.

What does €0 a month actually exclude?

Three things, every time. Your own domain, roughly €10–15 a year and registered to you. Transactional email past the free tiers. Unbranded multi-user booking. All three are named and priced in the written scope before anything is built.

Can I edit the content myself?

Yes, without touching code. We walk you through it at handover. If you would rather we made the edits, that is hosting & care.

How long does it take?

Weeks for a single page. Booking or a shop takes longer, and the date goes in the written scope. The slow part is the content, not the code.

What happens if I want to leave?

You take it with you. The domain and Cloudflare account are already in your name, and the site is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript any developer can read.

tell us what you pay now, and we will do the arithmetic.

Bring your current invoice and a note on what the site has to do.

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