Arranca
Freelancers and businesses that don’t show up on Google yet
- One long page, done properly
- Google Business Profile
- Contact form and phone
- One language
- Domain and hosting for the first year
Timeline 1–2 weeks
Get a quoteHow we quote, explained before you ask
We do not publish rate cards, because no two projects look alike. What we do publish is what moves the number, so you can work out roughly where yours lands before writing to us.
The shapes a project tends to take
Four projects and one ongoing plan. Not rate cards: these are the scopes that recur most, so you can recognise yours and know what to ask the quote to cover.
Comerç
Shops, bars and practices with a neighbourhood clientele
- 5 to 8 pages
- Catalan, Spanish and English
- Local SEO by neighbourhood
- Bookings or appointments
- Cookie-free analytics
Timeline 2–4 weeks
Get a quoteBotiga
Businesses already selling who want to stop paying commission
- Full online shop
- Card, Bizum and Apple Pay
- Shipping and returns
- Verifactu invoicing
- WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility
Timeline 4–6 weeks
Get a quoteApp
Businesses with customers who come back every week
- iOS, Android and PWA
- User accounts
- Push notifications
- Store submission
- Three months of adjustments
Timeline 6–12 weeks
Get a quoteCuidem
Anyone who would rather never think about this again
- Hosting and domain
- Daily backups
- Updates and security
- Small changes every month
- Email support, answered the same working day
Month to month, cancel any time
Get a quoteEvery project is quoted on its real scope, excluding VAT and in writing before anything starts. These four shapes are the ones that recur most often, not a list of rates.
What pushes a quote up
We do not publish rate cards, because a figure that fits one project misleads on the next. These are the things that genuinely move the number, so you can work out roughly where yours lands before asking. None of them turns up as a surprise on the invoice: if it is needed, it is in the quote.
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Extra languages
The three local ones are included from the Comerç package. A fourth adds translation, review and one more version to maintain.
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A large catalogue
Up to around fifty products is inside the price. Thousands of lines with variants and synced stock is a different project.
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Integrations with what you already run
Connecting your till, your ERP or your channel manager depends on whether it has an API. We check before quoting, not after.
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Content that doesn’t exist yet
If there are no photos and no copy, they have to be made. We tell you what is needed and what you can supply to bring the cost down.
What happens after you say yes
Nothing starts until the scope, the price and the date are in writing and you have approved them.
Half an hour, in person in Barcelona or over video. You tell us about the business and we tell you whether we can help.
- What you get
- A straight answer on whether this makes sense for you, said out loud and without hedging.
- What we need from you
- Half an hour, and for you to tell us what you sell, who buys it, and what is costing you money now.
- How long it takes
- 30 minutes
Within two working days you have the scope, the price and the date in writing. No small print.
- What you get
- A two-page document saying what gets done, what it costs and when it lands. That number is the invoice.
- What we need from you
- Your tax details for the quote, and a yes or a no. We don’t chase you if you don’t reply.
- How long it takes
- Two working days
You watch it happen at a real address from day one. Two rounds of changes included.
- What you get
- A private link you can open whenever you like and show to whoever you like while it is being built.
- What we need from you
- Your photos and copy if you have them, and two one-hour slots to review what we have so far.
- How long it takes
- 1 to 12 weeks, depending on the package
We publish it, show you how to run it, and stay on call. Or you take the keys and run it yourself.
- What you get
- The site on your domain, the domain in your name, the code and the content yours from day one.
- What we need from you
- An hour for us to show you around, and a decision on whether you want maintenance or would rather self-manage.
- How long it takes
- A day to publish, then month by month
Common questions
If your question isn’t here, write to us and we’ll answer it. Contact
How much does a website cost for a small business in Barcelona?
It turns on four things: how many pages genuinely differ, who writes the copy, how many languages, and whether money changes hands online. We do not publish rate cards, because a figure that fits one project misleads on the next. Tell us what you need and you will have a fixed quote, excluding VAT and in writing, within two working days.
How long until my site is live?
A single page takes one to two weeks. A business website, two to four weeks. An online shop, four to six. An app, six to twelve weeks. The date goes in the quote in writing.
Do you build sites in Catalan and Spanish?
Yes, and in English. All three languages are included from the Comerç package upwards, with correct hreflang tags so Google shows each person the right version. We don’t charge extra for it.
Do you only work in Barcelona?
We’re based in Barcelona and we like visiting the business when it’s nearby, but we work with clients across Catalonia and the rest of Spain over video. The process is identical.
Can I pay for the website with Kit Digital?
If you meet the Red.es criteria and funds remain, yes. We check whether you qualify before you waste time on paperwork, and if you don’t qualify we say so plainly.
What happens to my site if I stop working with you?
You take the domain, the code and the content. We don’t use closed formats and we don’t lock you into a platform of ours. It’s your site.
Do you charge commission on bookings or orders?
No. Bookings and orders come through your own site and the money goes straight to your account. You only pay your payment provider, which is typically around 1.5%.
Do you work with tourist accommodation, guides or boat hire?
Yes — it is one of the two sectors with a page of its own. We build direct booking in four languages, deposits up front, availability sync with Booking and Airbnb, and the obligations that apply in Catalonia: the tourism registry number displayed and the stay tax itemised.
What do I need to have ready before we start?
Not much: access to your domain if you already have one, your tax details for the legal notice and the invoices, and a sense of what you sell and to whom. We write the copy from a half-hour conversation and you approve it. If you have your own photos, better; if not, we tell you what needs photographing.
Who writes the copy, and where do the photos come from?
We write the copy in all three languages and you review it before it goes live. Photos are yours or licensed stock; we never put another business’s photo up and let it pass for premises that aren’t yours.
What happens if I need changes after launch?
The project includes two rounds of changes before going live. After that, small changes are covered by the monthly maintenance fee with nothing billed separately. If it is a new feature we quote it the same way: fixed price before we start.
What is Verifactu and does it affect me?
It’s the Spanish regulation requiring invoices to be issued through software that cannot alter them afterwards. It applies to companies from 1 January 2027 and to freelancers from 1 July 2027. If you invoice in Spain it affects you, and we get your system ready for it.
Project doesn’t fit any package?
That happens often. Tell us about it and we’ll quote it properly — just as fixed, with the same date in writing.
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- hola@appnweb.site
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