I Where things stand
Almost one in two small businesses in Sweden still has no website.
Anyone searching for the company finds nothing.
have no website of their own. Two studies nine years apart point the same way.
Visma Spcs / Sifo 2016 and STRATO / YouGov 2025.say a website’s appearance decides their impression of a company. Reviews: 41 %.
STRATO / Sifo 2023.search online first when buying a product or service.
Sifo for Visma Spcs 2016.II What the customer is looking for
Most people are after the same three things.
What settles it is whether they find what they need in a few seconds.
How do I reach you? The phone number and the opening hours should be visible straight away, with no hunting.
Roughly what does it cost? A range is plenty. When there is nothing at all, plenty of people would rather ask somebody else.
Can I trust you? If the site looks neglected, some will assume the work is too.
III Questions
What people ask us.
What does a website cost with you?
Start from SEK 17,500, a business site from SEK 32,500, all excluding VAT. The price is fixed and you have it before we start. Larger projects are quoted separately.
How long does it take?
A starter site takes one to two weeks once we have your material. A business site three to four. The copy and the images usually take longer than the build. We will produce those for you if you would rather.
Can I update it myself?
Yes. You do not need to code, and you get a walkthrough when the site goes live. For anything bigger you send us a line and we do it. With a maintenance agreement that costs nothing extra.
Do I own the site?
Yes. The files are yours and the domain is in your name. If you want to change supplier you take everything with you and we help you move. You hold every password yourself.
Why not just build it myself in Wix or Squarespace?
Sometimes you should. If you are testing an idea, running a hobby business or need a page for one event, a template site is perfectly reasonable, and we will say so plainly.
But two things are worth knowing. You rent the site rather than own it. Stop paying and it disappears, and it cannot be moved. And you do the work yourself: pick the template, write the copy, crop the images and fix the mobile view.
Will I show up on Google?
We build the site so Google can read it properly: fast loading, correct headings and descriptions that match the content. That gives you a solid starting point. Taking first place on a competitive search term is separate, ongoing work that we sell on its own. We promise no rankings.
What do you need from me?
Twenty minutes. We ask what you do, for whom, and what a visitor should do once they find you. If you have a logo, images or copy we use them; if not, we make them. Then we come back with a finished site for you to look at.
What does maintenance cover?
Keeping things working. Bugs and faults are fixed, small adjustments are made as they come up, and if something breaks we repair it. New pages and new design are separate work and quoted on their own. We tie you in for six or twelve months; the industry often takes twenty-four.