A company with staff, several services and real clients needs more than a digital business card: structure, vacancies, languages and connections to what you already use. Fixed price after a half-hour brief.
Each service gets its own page, its own copy and its own keywords. One page trying to say everything ranks for nothing.
Job pages carrying JobPosting data so they appear in Google for Jobs. For companies hiring, that is often the fastest win on the whole site.
Dutch for clients, Polish or English for staff and suppliers, each language on its own address and properly linked with hreflang.
Forms that do not sit in a mailbox but flow into your CRM, bookkeeping or planning, through n8n on our own managed server in the Netherlands.
Many B.V.'s still run the site they commissioned as a one-person business. That works until three more services appear, a second location, staff to recruit and a client asking whether there is an English version. At that point the site is not too small — it is organised wrongly.
So we start with the structure, not the design: which services you actually sell, which of them people search for, and what a client asks before picking up the phone. That produces a sitemap, and only once it holds up do we build. If you already have a site that works, a rebuild that preserves your existing Google positions is usually wiser and cheaper than starting over.
If you are building an editorial team with daily publishing and role management, a large agency suits you better. We build fast sites, not publishing software.
No agency can guarantee a position. We deliver the technology, the structure and the measurement, and show in Search Console what actually moves.
A new build starts at € 750 excl. VAT and rises with pages, languages and integrations. A rebuild of an existing site is priced per project, because it depends on the size and the sitemap.
Not if it is done properly. We record every old address, set permanent redirects and watch Search Console for the first weeks. Skipping that step is how sites lose rankings.
Usually yes, provided it has an API or webhooks. The integration runs on n8n on a VPS we manage in the Netherlands, with logging and alerts.
The same person who built it. Monitoring reports failures to us, usually before you notice them.
Send us your current address. We will look at what is there to win technically and structurally, and what it costs.
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