Professional web design

Professional web design that brings clients.

Custom design and code, built by hand in Barcelona. No templates, no third-party parts: the site is yours from day one.

Digital studio · Barcelona · We work across Spain

What's included

Everything it takes to make it work.

  • 01

    Custom design

    With character, and visibly different. No bought themes that three hundred other companies use.

  • 02

    Our own code

    We write it. It depends on nobody, nobody sneaks in through an old plugin, and it loads in little over a second.

  • 03

    Fast and findable

    Speed, mobile, forms and measurement from day one. Google notices.

  • 04

    Yours

    The code, the domain and the data are in your name. Anyone can carry it on.

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Pricing

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

WhatRange
Landing or single page€1,400 – 1,900
Corporate site · up to 6 sections€3,500 – 5,500
Corporate site+ · up to 12 sections and a blog€5,500 – 8,500
Online store€6,000 – 12,000

No project goes below €1,200. What moves the number: connections to other systems, how many people decide, and urgency. Standard timeline is four to eight weeks; anything shorter is a rush and is charged.

Let's do the division

Expensive? Depends what a client is worth to you.

A €3,500 website stops being expensive the moment you divide it by what one new client leaves you. No slider, no small print: find your row.

If a new client leaves you on averageThe site pays for itself with
€30012 clients
€6006 clients
€1,2003 clients
€2,5002 clients

And from the next one on, you are ahead. The site is paid for and still working.

Not theory. 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 theirs.

And the division works just as well backwards, which is the part nobody does. If the site you have today brings you none and one that worked would bring two a month, every month you postpone it costs exactly two clients. Half a year of “we'll get to it” costs more than the website.

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.

  1. 01We talk. One call to see if we are a fit. If we are, a fixed price and dates in writing.
  2. 02Mockup. You see the site drawn before we touch a line of code. Whatever does not fit changes here.
  3. 03Build. Design signed off, we build it by hand. No templates and nobody else's plugins.
  4. 04Changes. You see it working and tell us what to move. Two rounds are in the price.
  5. 05Launch. Speed, mobile, forms and measurement. We ship it and stay close.

In detail

What separates a professional website from one that is merely online.

“Professional” is not an adjective, it is four things you can check

A professional website is not the one that looks best. It is the one that behaves when nobody is watching: it opens in under two seconds on mobile data, it shows up on Google for what you actually sell, it captures a form without losing it, and it can be measured. Fail one of the four and the other three stop mattering.

Most of the websites we review fail all four at once, almost always for the same reason: they were built on a template that weighs ten times what that business needs. The template was not a bad choice. It is that a template has to work for a dental clinic and for an estate agency, and the only way to do that is to put everything anyone might need inside it.

Why it costs more than the going rate, with the numbers in plain sight

The usual range in Spain for a corporate website runs from €800 to €2,500. Ours starts at €3,500. The difference is not margin: it is who builds it.

There is no jack-of-all-trades here designing in the morning and coding in the afternoon. A brand designer designs it and a software engineer codes it, with three years of frontend, backend and cybersecurity work behind him. Two different crafts, two different people.

That has a consequence you do not see on day one and do see in year two: a hand-written website has no twenty third-party parts to keep updated, so it does not break by itself on a Tuesday afternoon.

If your budget is €800, we will tell you straight

For €800 there are options, and for that budget they are the right ones. What you get is a template with your logo on top that another three hundred companies also use. It works, it ships in a week and it competes with nobody. We do not compete with that and we are not going to talk you out of it.

If what you need today is to be on the internet, buy that. If what you need is for the internet to bring you clients, then let's talk.

And there is a middle step almost nobody offers: your Google Business Profile, run by us. €250 to set up and €90 a month. It starts bringing calls sooner than a website does, and you do not need the website to begin. A Barcelona law firm got seven new clients in its first two months that way, with the site still half built.

How the number is decided, so it does not look like magic

The price does not come from what you look like you can pay. It comes from the table above, and then it is adjusted by things you can count: every external system we have to connect to adds €400 to €800, more than two people deciding adds 20 % because it multiplies the rounds, and delivering in under four weeks adds 25 %.

Three things bring it down, and none of them is haggling: handing us finished copy and photos on day one, signing the longer maintenance plan, and letting us publish the case with real figures.

No project goes below €1,200. Under that it costs more than it pays, and the studio is the one who absorbs it.

What is always included and what never is

Included: custom design, hand-written code, working on mobile, speed actually measured, the structured data Google needs to understand what you sell, forms wired to your inbox, analytics in place from day one, and two rounds of changes.

Not included: the copy, which we write separately if you want it; the photography; maintenance, which is always sold on its own and starts at €50 a month; and the content editor, which is €500 if you want to edit the site yourself.

The website is handed over closed. That is not precious: a website anyone can edit ends up broken, and when it breaks you call us.

Compared

The three ways to have a website, no varnish.

TemplateWordPress with pluginsHere
Starting price€500 – 2,500€1,500 – 4,000€3,500 – 8,500
Who builds itYou, or someone by the hourA high-volume agencyAn engineer and a designer
Looks likeAnother three hundredDepends on the themeNothing else
When it breaksWhen the theme stops shipping updatesWhen two plugins collideIt has no third-party parts
SpeedThe theme'sThe slowest plugin'sJust over one second
The code belongs toThe templateThe pluginsYou, from day one
Who answers on a TuesdayThe theme's forumWhoever holds your accountThe person who coded it

The first row is the only one where we lose, and it is there on purpose. If starting price is what decides, the left-hand column is the right answer and you can stop reading here.

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.
What if I want to switch providers tomorrow?
The code is yours from day one and the domain is in your name. Anyone can carry it on.
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.
Are you an agency?
No. We are two people: Alex, a software engineer, who signs the design and the code, and Nekane, who runs brand and content. That is why it costs more than a high-volume agency, and also why you always talk to whoever is touching your website.
Do you work outside Barcelona?
Yes. The studio is in Barcelona and so are most clients, but the work comes out the same remotely: several recent projects never set foot in the office. What we do not do is sell outside Spain.
How many projects do you run at once?
Three at most. It is not shop-window scarcity: it is the only way for the person who sells it to be the person who builds it. That is why the honest answer is sometimes that we start in three weeks.
And once the site is live?
It can stay as it is and it will work. If you want us to maintain it, there are three plans from €50 a month on a twelve-month term. It is never folded into the project price, so you know what you are paying for each thing.

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.