Websites
A website whose price you know before we start
Five packages, five prices. You choose the size, you know what you pay. The price does not move after signature.
- Let’s talk about your project
- See the sites online
Five packages, five prices
Landing — CHF 790
One page, one purpose: to get a call, a booking or a visit. It is the shortest and least expensive format.
One-Page — CHF 990
One page, but a long one. It presents your business, your services, your opening hours and your contact form, one below the other.
Vitrine Essentiel — CHF 1’290
3 to 4 pages. This is the size for a business with one main activity: home, services, about, contact.
Vitrine Standard — CHF 1’790
5 to 7 pages. To separate your services across several pages, which makes you easier to find on Google.
Vitrine Premium — CHF 2’490
8 to 12 pages. Includes a blog and a frequently asked questions page. This is the package used for this site.
Included in every package
- A site that reads well on a phone, on a tablet and on a computer.
- Your text laid out, from what you supply or from what we write together.
- Your images, prepared so that they load quickly.
- A contact form that arrives in your inbox.
- The basic settings so that Google finds your pages.
- One hour with you, to learn how to edit your own text.
- A test on a real phone before going live, and the loading speed measured.
- Two months of support and corrections after delivery.
- You own the site, the domain and its content.
- Legal notice and privacy policy, compliant with Swiss law.
A date in the contract, not an estimate
The count starts the day I have your text and your photographs. Not the day of signature.
This is the only point that depends on you. If the text takes three weeks to arrive, the site arrives three weeks later.
The go-live date is written into the contract.
| Package | Time |
|---|---|
| Landing page · One-Page | 5 days |
| Vitrine Essentiel (3-4 pages) | 10 days |
| Vitrine Standard (5-7 pages) | 15 days |
| Vitrine Premium (8-12 pages) | 20 days |
| Each additional language | + 3 days |
A site in English alone reaches newcomers, not Switzerland
In Switzerland, 62 % of people speak German. 23 % speak French. 8 % speak Italian. English is not an official language.
If you sell beyond your own town, these figures decide the size of your market.
A German-speaking Swiss business looking for your service types the words in German. Google shows it German pages. An English page does not come up, even if it is better.
The browser translator is not enough
The browser’s automatic translation translates the page once it is open. Google reads the page before that, exactly as the server sends it.
In other words: browser translation helps the visitors you already have. It does not bring you the ones you don’t.
Language prices
| Price | |
|---|---|
| Setting the site up in several languages | CHF 490 |
| German version | CHF 790 |
| Italian version | CHF 690 |
| English version | CHF 590 |
The set-up is paid once, whatever the number of languages.
It is done before going live. Added afterwards, it changes the address of every page on your site, and the pages Google already knows are lost.
You change your own text
Changing an opening time, a price or a photograph should not cost a phone call and an invoice.
You receive one hour of training. You edit your pages from your browser, like a word processing document.
If you would rather not touch it, I will do it. But that is your choice, not an obligation.
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