Websites that load in under a second
Hand-built in code, not assembled from a template. No page builder bloat, no plugin stack, nothing between your visitor and your content.
How the build worksA website is only worth what it earns you
Independent studio building fast, code-based websites and online stores for businesses anywhere in the world — then making sure buyers actually find them, in Google and in AI answers.
Fixed price agreed before work starts
You own the code
You talk to the person who builds it
Four things, done properly
Most studios do one of these well and subcontract the rest. Here they are the same person, which is why they end up consistent with each other.
Online stores built to sell
Headless commerce with Stripe checkout and automated invoicing. Product pages fast enough that people reach the buy button.
Store builds and pricingSEO that survives algorithm updates
Technical foundations first, then content and links. No tricks that work for a quarter and cost you a year.
SEO plansVisibility inside AI answers
Structured so ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews can understand your business and cite it as a source.
How AI visibility worksEvidence rather than adjectives
A young studio cannot trade on a client list from the nineties, so it has to trade on things you can verify.
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Load time
Code-built pages with no framework overhead. Speed is both a ranking factor and a conversion factor.
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Lighthouse target
The page you are reading is the demonstration. Run it through PageSpeed Insights yourself.
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Reply time
Every enquiry gets a substantive answer within one working day. Not an acknowledgement — an answer.
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Languages
English, German, Spanish and Hungarian, each on its own indexable URL so all four can rank.
Recent work
Client projects and in-house products. Every pixel has a job.
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Riverside Guesthouse
A three-bedroom guesthouse on a river backwater taking its own bookings instead of paying commission to portals. Availability calendar, seasonal rates, direct payment.
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Szeder Coaching
Swim coaching in Austria, built entirely around one story — the dog the business is named after. Emotional narrative structure, gallery, enquiry flow.
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Kovásztanya Bakery
An artisan sourdough bakery editing its own product range daily through a content system, with delivery-platform ordering wired in.
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MSM Chicken Goods
A wholesale food producer rebuilt on technical SEO foundations with a monthly content programme. Organic clicks grew fourfold across the first quarter.
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DOL Travel
A travel agency specialising in school programmes, with a structured enquiry system replacing an inbox full of unformatted emails.
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StockTrackr
A portfolio tracking and equity valuation dashboard with a discounted cash flow calculator and live market data.
Common questions
How much does a website cost?
Every project starts from the same €649 foundation — a fast, secure, search-ready core — and you add only the modules you need on top. A typical brochure site for a service business lands between €1,000 and €2,000. An online store starts around €2,400.
The pricing page has a calculator that gives you a figure in under a minute, with no email required.
How long does it take?
A straightforward business site is two to four weeks from the point I have your content. Custom design or an online store pushes that to four to eight weeks.
The schedule is agreed before we start and I do not move it unless you do.
Do you work with clients outside your own country?
Almost exclusively. The studio is remote and clients are spread across Europe and beyond. Calls happen on video, files move over shared drives, and the working language is English, German, Spanish or Hungarian — whichever suits you.
What happens to my current site and its rankings?
If you already rank for anything, that is an asset and it gets protected. Every URL on the old site is mapped to a destination on the new one, redirects are set up before launch, and rankings are monitored for the first month afterwards.
A rebuild that loses your traffic is a failed rebuild, however good it looks.
Can I edit the site myself afterwards?
Yes, if you want to. Add the CMS module and you get a clean editing interface for text, images, products and blog posts, plus a training session on how to use it.
If you would rather never touch it, the care plans include content updates done for you.
Why not just use Wix, Squarespace or a WordPress theme?
For a hobby project or a first test, those are reasonable and I will say so if that is what your situation calls for.
They become a problem when the site is load-bearing for your revenue: page speed you cannot fix, plugin conflicts, template structures that fight technical SEO, and monthly fees that never end. Code-built sites avoid all four.
Tell me what you are trying to sell
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. You describe the business, I tell you what I would build, roughly what it costs, and whether it is worth doing at all.