Why companies replace their website
Most company websites were built once and then left alone. They load slowly on a phone, look like a template, rank for nothing and bring in no enquiries. Changing a line of text means waiting for whoever built it.
What you get
A website designed for your business and the people who buy from you, written so a visitor knows within seconds what you do, where you work and how to reach you.
- Speed. Pages are generated ahead of time and served from a global network close to each visitor, so they open in a fraction of a second. The crane rental site we built loads in 0.25 seconds.
- Search. Every page carries the words your customers type, structured data that tells search engines who you are, a sitemap and clean addresses. The site is ready for Google Search Console from the first day.
- Enquiries. One-tap calls, WhatsApp, quote forms that land in your inbox or CRM, and analytics that show which pages bring them in, without cookie banners.
- Several languages, each at its own address, for companies that sell abroad.
How it works
- A 30-minute call about your business, your customers and what the site should achieve.
- A written offer with scope, price and date within three working days.
- Design and build in two weeks, with a preview link you can comment on.
- Launch on your domain, with redirects from the old site and the search consoles set up.