What we mean by a custom website
A custom website is not a prettier website. It is a website built around how money actually comes into a business. If you live on people requesting quotes, the site is organised around the enquiry form and around the facts a client needs to decide. If you live on appointments, it is organised around booking. If you sell products, around the cart. Almost every site we review is organised around something else entirely: how nice the premises look, or what the company wants to say about itself.
We work without bought templates and without visual page builders. The result is a light site that loads fast on a phone with poor signal, that can still be changed years later without depending on some plugin still existing, and that the client fully owns: code, domain and content.
What is always included
- A structure built to convert. One page per service or line of business, each with its own address, instead of a single page with sections that Google cannot rank separately.
- Copy that is written, not filled in. We write the content from a conversation with whoever knows the business. We do not hand over sites with placeholder text still waiting to be replaced.
- Real legal compliance. A legal notice under article 10 of the Spanish LSSI, a privacy policy under article 13 of the GDPR and cookie handling following the Spanish Data Protection Agency guidance. Most of the sites we audit fail here.
- Performance and security. Fonts served from your own domain, security headers configured, and no third party scripts that add nothing.
- Languages. Catalan, Spanish and English, with the content genuinely translated and not just a switcher that changes nothing.
How we work
We start with an hour long conversation to understand the business and who makes the buying decision. From there we agree scope and a fixed price. We do not bill by the hour and we do not extend the budget halfway through: if we underestimated something, that is our problem.
The first version is delivered in two weeks and reviewed with you before it goes live. After that there is a month of adjustments included, for the things you only notice once the site is actually running.
We use AI-assisted development for the mechanical part of the work. That is not marketing decoration: it is the reason a two week timeline is sustainable and the price can be fixed. What we do not delegate is judgement, review, or business decisions.
What it costs
A custom site in two weeks, with the service pages, the copy, the legal pages and the languages you need. Fixed price agreed before we start.
When the site exists and works but specific pieces are missing: published prices, a form that captures enquiries properly, legal pages, or visible errors to correct.
Who we work with
Small and medium businesses, professional practices, event venues, workshops and appointment based businesses. We work in person in Barcelona and its metropolitan area, and remotely everywhere else.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a website really take?
Two weeks from the moment we have the content and the photographs. What usually delays projects is not the development, it is waiting for text and images. That is why we ask for them at the start and, if needed, write the copy ourselves.
Is the website mine or yours?
Yours. The domain is registered in your name, the code is handed over and the hosting sits in your own account. We do not do rented websites that a client cannot walk away from.
Do you work with WordPress?
Only if you already have it and it makes sense to keep it. For new projects we prefer not to install a full content system for a ten page site, because it adds maintenance, updates and attack surface that almost nobody looks after afterwards.
What happens after delivery?
A month of adjustments is included. After that you can take monthly maintenance or not: the site stays yours and keeps working either way.
Do you build online shops?
Yes, when the catalogue justifies it. If it is four products, it is often better solved without a full shop, and we will tell you so even though it means invoicing less.