We measure every piece of work by the customers it brings you.

Depending on scope, most corporate websites go live within a few weeks. What affects the timeline most is how ready the content (copy, images, product data) is. The proposal sets out the schedule stage by stage in writing.

We decide based on the need. For a standard store a ready-made e-commerce platform may be enough; for special needs such as automotive parts, B2B dealer systems or ERP integration we use our own custom-built platform. Which integrations are in scope is agreed together in the quote.

Yes. All our websites come with an admin panel: pages, blog posts, products, images and form submissions are managed without any coding. We train your team at hand-over; if you prefer, we handle updates under a monthly maintenance agreement.

The effect of technical fixes shows quickly; lasting rankings for the keywords that matter build up over months of regular content and authority work. We never promise a specific position or date; every month a ranking, traffic and enquiry report shows progress transparently.

For one-off work such as a website, an online store or a logo we give a fixed quote once the scope is clear. For ongoing work such as SEO, ad management, social media and maintenance we agree on a monthly arrangement. In both cases what is included is set out in writing.

Once payment is complete, the usage rights belong to you; we hand over design source files and code. Domain and hosting are registered in your name. Licence terms for fonts, stock imagery and third-party services are shared with you from the start.

No. For agencies selling tours, boat trips and transfers we develop the booking software ourselves. Features such as the tour calendar, capacity, seasonal pricing, online payment and multilingual set-up are shaped around how your agency works. We can integrate it with your existing agency software if needed.

In most cases, yes. We pull product, stock, price and account data from the ERP and write orders back to it, so you never enter data twice. Before quoting we review the integration options of your software (API, database or file transfer) and set out the scope in writing.

We first review the site for speed, mobile compatibility, security, search visibility and ease of management. If the platform is sound, we proceed with smaller steps such as a design refresh, SEO adjustments or a custom WordPress plugin. If the platform is old and expensive to maintain, we say so clearly and recommend a rebuild.