Full-service business website development

We build business websites with dedicated service pages, projects, working terms and contact information. Visitors can understand the company and find the offer that suits them.

Price
from €6,000
Timeline
3–5 weeks
Discuss a business website ↗What's included

For your first message, describe the task and share any materials you already have.

Business website example: Onega Logistics

A demo logistics website with services, rates, a shipping calculator, enquiry submission and tracking.

Onega Logistics project interfaceView the Onega Logistics project

Dedicated sections for services, work and pricing

Select a section on the map to see how it helps visitors contact the business.

From the overall offer to a specific service

Each service gets its own page with scope, terms, examples and a way to enquire.

An example structure. The page list is agreed after the brief.

What's included

  1. Brief and sitemap

    A written brief and website section map.

  2. Page prototypes

    Clickable prototypes of key pages.

  3. Design and development

    A shared design system and development of the agreed sections.

  4. Testing

    Page testing on mobile and desktop.

  5. Launch and handover

    We launch the website on your domain, connect analytics and hand over the source files and credentials. Minor adjustments within the completed scope are included for 30 days after launch at no extra charge.

Price and timeline

The final price depends on the number and complexity of pages, material readiness and additional features. The price and timeline are recorded in the contract after the brief.

A structure built around the business

A business website is useful when one page is not enough: the company has multiple services, completed projects, documents, working terms or content for different customers. We organise sections around visitors' questions so the relevant service and contact route are easy to find.

Each service can have its own page with scope, examples, terms and questions. The brief determines which sections your company needs; we do not add pages simply to increase the count.

Updating content after launch

Before development, we discuss who will edit copy, publish news and add projects. If an editor or admin dashboard is needed, its available actions and staff permissions are included in the scope.

For an estimate, share the current website, service list, company presentation, photos and documents to be published. When replacing an existing site, we separately review old page URLs and content that needs to move.

Frequently asked questions

How does a business website differ from a landing page?

A landing page serves one purpose on one page. A business website separates services and company information into individual pages, allowing each topic to be covered in more detail.

How many pages will the website have?

The brief and sitemap determine the number. The project includes only pages that visitors need and that support the business goal.

What if the copy is not ready?

We can start with drafts, presentations and existing materials. The prototype will show what information is missing and which pages need it.

Can we add content ourselves after launch?

If you need to update content independently, we account for that during planning. The editing method and permitted changes are agreed before development begins.

Can content be transferred from our existing website?

Yes. We estimate the migration after reviewing the current website and available source data. We identify pages, files and URLs to preserve or redirect in advance. Migration alone cannot guarantee that search rankings will remain unchanged.

What has the greatest effect on the price?

The number of page templates, the readiness of copy and photos, the editing approach, migration scope and external integrations. Everything included is agreed before the contract is signed.