A website
For those who either have no site at all, or have one that no longer does its job. A handful of pages in one language: what you do, who you are, how to reach you, and whatever makes somebody get in touch.
The prices are written out. You should be able to work out the cost without booking a meeting with me first.
Packages
For those who either have no site at all, or have one that no longer does its job. A handful of pages in one language: what you do, who you are, how to reach you, and whatever makes somebody get in touch.
More pages, two languages, and moving your domain and email away from a supplier you want to leave. Comparable to the work behind House of Steens.
Many pages, several languages, and a migration from a system that resists. Old addresses to be preserved, and email that cannot be down for a minute.
In every build
Most visitors arrive on a phone. The site is built for that screen first and checked at real sizes, not only in a tool.
When the site is built, I work the words your customers search for – what you do and where you are – into headings, text, titles and descriptions. A sitemap and structured data let Google read the right name, address and phone from the site. Nobody can promise a ranking, but the site is built to be found. How you appear in maps is decided by the Google Business Profile, which is included in Develop and in both monthly packages, and otherwise a separate add-on further down.
Readable contrast, headings in the right order, alt text on images and everything reachable by keyboard. That benefits every visitor, not only those who need it.
No third-party scripts following your visitors. It makes the site faster — and since no cookies are set at all, no cookie notice is needed. Not a short honest one. None.
If you had a site before, the old addresses are redirected to the matching new pages, so neither Google nor your visitors get lost.
The source goes into your own repository and the domain stands in your name. Change supplier and you take all of it with you.
The part others avoid
This is the part of leaving an old supplier where a mistake shows least and costs most. Website and email can live in different places but share the same domain. Switch name servers without carrying every record across first and mail can stop arriving – and the website shows no sign of it.
Here is how it is done: the whole old zone is written down before anything is touched. Every mail record – MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC – is compared against the original, and only once they match is the web pointed across. The result is then checked against several independent resolvers, since your own can serve stale data long after the change has propagated and fool you into thinking the job is done.
Included in a larger build. If you only need the migration, without a new site, that can be bought separately – from SEK 5,999.
How it goes
You tell me what you have today and what is not working. I look at what exists and say plainly whether you actually need a new site or just a few changes.
I build a real proposal using your own content, not a sketch. It sits at a temporary address nobody else will find. Only then do you decide.
Text, images and details are corrected until they are right. That is included – I do not count every change.
The domain is pointed across and the site goes live. If email is involved, every DNS record is compared before anything changes, and I verify against several resolvers afterwards.
Common questions
After launch
Keeping the site costs nothing with me. The pages are finished files sitting on an account whose free tier covers a business this size with room to spare. What costs money is the domain fee to your own registrar, a couple of hundred kronor a year, and you already pay that today.
For the first month after launch, changes are free. Things can come up when a site meets reality – a line that reads wrong, an image to swap, an opening hour that changed while we were building. Send them to me and they are live within a working day.
If you want to keep that help afterwards, it is included in two of the three levels below, and there are monthly packages if you want more than the site. None of them is required, and the site works just as well without. What you pay for is my time – not server space. The server space costs me nothing, so it should not cost you anything either.
I keep an eye on the site so you do not have to. An alert if it goes down. You hear from me in good time before a certificate or domain expires – that is how sites die quietly. Every quarter the email records are checked, meaning SPF, DKIM and DMARC, against what they should be. The code is backed up. Edits are not included – they belong in Care.
Everything in Watch, and edits are included. The first month after launch they are free – if you want me to keep looking after the site after that, this is the monthly cost that covers it. Send text or images and it is live within a working day – no quote, no invoice per change. Once a year I go through the whole site: that links lead somewhere, that the contrasts hold, that your details in Google are right, and that the page works with a screen reader. You also get visitor figures – measured by the server, without a single tracking script on the page.
Everything in Care, and the site stops standing still. One new page or section per quarter is included – a service you have started offering, a project worth showing, a season that comes round again. I write the text, not just publish it. I also create and run your Google Business Profile, so that the details there always match the site, and work continuously on how you appear in search results and maps – which is where local customers actually look. This suits you if you want the site to grow, not just exist.
Monthly packages
A finished site gives you a place to be found. The packages take care of what surrounds it: Google, the channels and the seasons. Pick a ready-made package, or put one together yourself further down. No minimum term – you can cancel whenever you like.
You have a site and want to show up where customers search.
The parts separately: SEK 2,000/mo
You want to be seen all year round, and the surroundings are part of what you sell: a farm, accommodation, an event venue.
The parts separately: about SEK 4,670/mo
Everything in Presence, and
Everything can be bought separately, and added later. Add up what suits you.
The profile shown when someone searches for you on Google and in maps. I create and run it: name, address, phone, opening hours and photos are kept identical to the site, so they never say different things. The profile is yours, not mine. Included in Develop; on Watch and Care it is added here.
One post a week, about four a month. Enough for the channel to look alive.
Two posts a week, about eight a month.
Three posts a week, about twelve a month.
A seasonal change is a change to the site’s layout and web design so that it suits a seasonal shift or a holiday: colours, images and weather that follow the season – snow in winter, leaves in autumn – while the texts and details stay exactly the same. I switch and publish ahead of each season or holiday; it does not happen by itself. The themes are built into the site once, for a fixed sum you get in advance. In Whole, building the four seasonal themes and one change for each season are included. Holidays, such as Christmas, are not included in Whole. Businesses that put real effort into the holidays can add them for a fixed sum you get in advance. The images for each change come from you. Suits businesses where the surroundings are part of what you sell; the motion can be switched off and the site works just as well without it.
The price is per channel – Instagram and Facebook count separately. You get drafts of text and image to approve before anything goes out, a few more posts at the turn of a season, and posts in Facebook groups where your customers are. If you have no Facebook page, one is created for you, and you are its administrator.
Not included: photography, ad spend, and replying to comments and messages. The images come from you.
As long as I have images from you, the channels will not stand empty. I do not promise more followers or more enquiries – that would be a promise I cannot stand behind.
Honest first
If you need to change the content several times a week yourself – a menu that changes daily, a calendar filled in continuously – a site without a CMS is the wrong solution. I will say so rather than sell you something that chafes.
And if you already have a site that works, loads quickly and looks good on a phone, I will say that too. Rebuilding something that already does its job is not a project I want.
Or tell me you do not have one. You get a walkthrough of what is needed and a fixed sum – without committing to anything.