Websites for your business that get customers to reach out

Not always. If all your work comes through word of mouth and you can't take on more, a website won't fix that. A website helps in two situations: when a customer is searching for your service on Google and you're not there, or when you need to convince a new customer that you're a legitimate business. If neither applies to you, save the money.

A single-page site is €400–500, the basic package €800–1200, a bigger business site from €1500. The price is fixed and agreed before anything starts, and where you land within that range depends on how many pages you need and whether you provide the text or I write it. Billing is split in two: half when the project starts, half before launch. No hourly billing for the project itself.

Anywhere from five business days to three weeks, depending on scope. The single biggest factor is how quickly I get the text and images from you — that step decides the timeline more often than the build itself does. What's asked of you is a 15-minute call to start, gathering your materials, and a final walkthrough of the finished site. If you don't have text or images, I'll write the copy and handle the photos, so your own work mostly comes down to telling me what you do and who for.

Sites don't come with an admin panel by default, so changes go through me. That keeps the site fast and nothing breaks during updates, but it also means you send me a message when your prices change. If you'd rather update it yourself, that's possible too, but it needs to be agreed in advance since it affects how the site is built.

I can't promise rankings, and neither can anyone else. What I can promise is that the site is technically sound, the content matches the searches your customers actually make, and your Google Business profile is in order. How far that gets you depends on how many competitors are chasing the same search term. Vesijettivuokraus was a brand-new site with no prior history and brought in 433 search visitors in three months.

Yes, and sometimes it's the right call. It costs a couple hundred euros a year and you can have a site up yourself in a weekend. It's a sensible choice if you don't have much content, you'll be updating it yourself often, and you don't mind the site looking similar to plenty of others. It's worth hiring me when you need something an off-the-shelf platform can't do, like booking, or when you'd rather this simply wasn't your project.