Websites that help customers find you

A simple landing page starts at €690, a full business website at €1,490 and an online store also at €1,490. The exact price depends on the number of pages, the functionality and how much content has to be created. I always give a concrete quote before work starts — no surprises on the invoice.

A simple brochure site is usually ready in 2–3 weeks, a larger business site or online store in 4–8 weeks. The biggest factor is how quickly the content — texts and images — arrives. I can help with content creation so the project does not stall.

Both. WordPress suits you if you want a familiar admin interface and a wide choice of ready-made solutions. A code-based site (React and Next.js) is considerably faster and safer, because there are no dozens of plugins to update every week. We look at both together and I tell you honestly which one I recommend.

Google measures real loading speed (Core Web Vitals) and factors it into rankings. The visitor matters even more: every extra second of loading noticeably increases bounce rate. I build sites that load in under a second — that means both a better position and more enquiries.

The SEO foundation always is: correct structure, headings, metadata, speed, mobile friendliness and Google Search Console setup. Ongoing content creation, keyword work and growing your rankings are a separate service you can order once the site is live.

Yes. I build the site so that you can manage texts, images and news yourself, and I provide a guide and a short training session. If you would rather someone else handled it, I also offer a maintenance service.

Often yes, including WordPress sites. I review the site first, assess its security and technical condition, and then tell you whether and on what terms I can take over.

I work with clients across Estonia and abroad — the whole collaboration works smoothly by phone, email and video call. I am also happy to meet in person if that suits you.

You do. At handover you get the source code, all access and a short guide. I recommend registering the domain and hosting in your own name — then you never depend on any single developer, me included.

A fair question. That is why I build everything with widely used open technology (WordPress, React, Next.js, Linux), document what matters and hand the access over to you — any competent developer can continue the work without me. The other side is an advantage: you always talk to the person who actually does the work, and nobody hands your project to another team halfway through.