I've been quoted €800.

Those exist, and for €800 you get a template with your logo on top that three hundred other companies use. If your budget is €800, that is the right option and we will say so. We do not compete with that.

Why not WordPress, like everyone else?

It runs on third-party parts that break against each other. Here we write your site's code ourselves: it depends on nobody, nobody gets in through an outdated plugin, and it runs three to four times faster. Google notices.

Doesn't AI do this already?

We use it every day, which is why we are fast. What it does not do is decide what goes on your site, how it is structured so Google understands it, or answer when something breaks on a Tuesday afternoon.

That's a lot of money for a website.

It depends on what you want it for. If it is a business card, yes. If you expect it to bring clients, it is what a tool that works costs. What is a new client worth to you?

How long does it take?

Four to eight weeks, depending on size. Under four is a rush and costs 25% more.

Do you work with industrial companies?

Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. Several of our published sites are manufacturing and industrial service companies, a sector where the website almost never explains what the company is actually good at.

What if we already have a site and just want it rebuilt?

That is the most common case. We look at which pages are bringing visits today so they are not lost, keep the addresses that already rank and redirect whatever changes. A new site that throws away the old URLs starts from zero on Google, and that shows for months.

Do we have to write the copy ourselves?

You can, and if it is finished on day one the project gets cheaper. If not, we write it from an interview, which comes out better than a document four people edited in spare moments.

You do. The domain is in the company's name from the start and so is the code. If you change supplier tomorrow, you take it with you and anyone can carry on.

Corporate web design

The company website is the first meeting.

Custom design and development for companies that want the people looking for them to find them, understand them and call. Built by hand in Barcelona.

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Digital studio · Barcelona · We work across Spain

What's included

What a corporate website has to do.

01
Say what you do in one screen
Whoever lands has to know what you do and why you before scrolling. It is what fails most often.
02
A structure Google understands
Services, cases, team and contact, each with its own page and structured data. That is how you rank.
03
A coherent brand
If the identity is missing or weak, it comes first. Not optional: a good site with a weak brand sells the weak brand.
04
Measured from day one
Forms, calls and bookings counted. You will know which page brings clients and which does not.

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Pricing

Real ranges, excluding VAT. The final number is agreed with you.

What	Range
Corporate site · up to 6 sections	€3,500 – 5,500
Corporate site+ · up to 12 sections and a blog	€5,500 – 8,500
Visual identity · alongside the web project	€700 – 1,500

No project goes below €1,200. What moves the number: connections to other systems, more than two people deciding (+20%) and urgency (+25%). Standard timeline is four to eight weeks.

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Let's do the division

One corporate client usually pays for the whole thing.

In business-to-business the ticket is high and the clients are few, so the sum is shorter than it looks. A €3,500 website, divided by what one new client leaves you:

If a new client leaves you on average	The site pays for itself with
€500	7 clients
€1,000	4 clients
€2,500	2 clients
€5,000	1 client

From the next one on, you are ahead. And the next one arrives through the same door.

Navarrete Abogados got 7 new clients in their first 2 months and the whole site paid for itself in 7 months. From month eight, everything that comes in is profit.

And there is a cost that never appears on an invoice: the client who asked around, landed on your website and decided the company was smaller than it is. That one does not call to tell you. Every month with the old site up is another round of meetings that never happened.

This is a division, not a promise: we do not know how many clients you will get and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we do know is the other side of the sum — we build 3 websites at a time and take 4 to 8 weeks from the day we start.

How it's done

Five steps. No surprises.

01We talk. One call to see if we are a fit. If we are, a fixed price and dates in writing.
02Mockup. You see the site drawn before we touch a line of code. Whatever does not fit changes here.
03Build. Design signed off, we build it by hand. No templates and nobody else's plugins.
04Changes. You see it working and tell us what to move. Two rounds are in the price.
05Launch. Speed, mobile, forms and measurement. We ship it and stay close.

In detail

What a company website has to solve before it can be liked.

The problem with nearly all of them is the first screen

Someone landing on a company website arrives from a search engine or from a link a colleague sent, and they arrive with a very specific question: what do you do and why you. If that is not answered before they scroll, they leave, and they do not leave annoyed. They leave for the next result.

What usually sits there instead is a mission statement. “Integrated solutions for the industrial sector” does not say what you do, it says that you do something. The first screen is written with what you would say on the phone, not with what you would put in an annual report.

If the brand is weak it gets fixed first, and that is not optional

A good website on top of a weak identity does not perform. The design inherits the colours, the typeface and the tone from the brand, so if that base was never built, everything on top of it is held together with pins.

So when there is no identity, or the one there does not hold, we do that first. Alongside a web project, visual identity is €700 and the full brand is €1,500, which is less than buying them separately. It is not an upsell: without it the rest does not stand up.

The more people decide, the more it costs, and we say so upfront

A project approved by one person closes in two rounds. One approved by four closes in six, because each of them sees the mockup at a different moment and asks for things that contradict each other.

That is charged for: more than two people deciding adds 20 %. We say it on the first call rather than at the end, because a surprise on the invoice is what breaks trust on a project that was otherwise going well.

And there is a way around it that costs nothing: have one person on your side collect everyone's comments and send us a single list. It works better than it sounds.

It ships measuring, or nobody knows whether it worked

A company website without analytics is a website you can only have opinions about. From day one, forms sent, calls tapped on mobile and the pages people arrive through are all counted.

That is good for two very concrete things: knowing which service people actually want, which is almost never the one the company expects, and knowing whether it is worth investing further. Without that number, next year's conversation is about taste again.

Compared

High-volume agency, freelance and small studio.

	High-volume agency	Freelance by the hour	Here
Who you talk to	An account manager	The person building it	The people building it
Who builds it	A team that rotates	One person	Two, with two crafts
Projects at once	Dozens	As many as fit	Three
Brand included	Usually separate	Usually not	Done first if needed
Price	€4,000 – 15,000	€1,500 – 4,000	€3,500 – 8,500
If you leave	Depends on the contract	Depends	Code and domain in your name

We are more expensive than a freelance by the hour and cheaper than a mid-sized agency. What that difference buys is in the rows above: two crafts instead of one, and three projects at a time instead of thirty.

What we get asked

Before you ask.

I've been quoted €800.: Those exist, and for €800 you get a template with your logo on top that three hundred other companies use. If your budget is €800, that is the right option and we will say so. We do not compete with that.
Why not WordPress, like everyone else?: It runs on third-party parts that break against each other. Here we write your site's code ourselves: it depends on nobody, nobody gets in through an outdated plugin, and it runs three to four times faster. Google notices.
Doesn't AI do this already?: We use it every day, which is why we are fast. What it does not do is decide what goes on your site, how it is structured so Google understands it, or answer when something breaks on a Tuesday afternoon.
That's a lot of money for a website.: It depends on what you want it for. If it is a business card, yes. If you expect it to bring clients, it is what a tool that works costs. What is a new client worth to you?
How long does it take?: Four to eight weeks, depending on size. Under four is a rush and costs 25% more.
Do you work with industrial companies?: Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. Several of our published sites are manufacturing and industrial service companies, a sector where the website almost never explains what the company is actually good at.
What if we already have a site and just want it rebuilt?: That is the most common case. We look at which pages are bringing visits today so they are not lost, keep the addresses that already rank and redirect whatever changes. A new site that throws away the old URLs starts from zero on Google, and that shows for months.
Do we have to write the copy ourselves?: You can, and if it is finished on day one the project gets cheaper. If not, we write it from an interview, which comes out better than a document four people edited in spare moments.
Who owns the domain?: You do. The domain is in the company's name from the start and so is the code. If you change supplier tomorrow, you take it with you and anyone can carry on.

Shall we review the one you have?

Half an hour, free. We tell you what is wrong and what we would do. If the honest answer is to leave it alone, we say that too.

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