A website for your business
The site that shows up when someone searches for what you sell, with your hours, your menu or your catalogue and an obvious way to reach you.
from €690
Eight services covering everything a small business needs to sell and work online. Take one, or take the lot.
The site that shows up when someone searches for what you sell, with your hours, your menu or your catalogue and an obvious way to reach you.
from €690
Sell from your own shop, taking card and Bizum, without a marketplace taking your margin.
from €2,690
Let customers book a table, take an appointment or order from your own site — and keep the commission in your pocket.
from €1,490
When a website isn’t enough: an app on the App Store and Google Play, or a PWA that installs without going near either.
from €4,900
Royal Decree 1007/2023 requires invoicing software that can be verified. We get your invoicing ready before it becomes urgent.
from €1,200
The European Accessibility Act already applies to e-commerce. We audit, fix, and hand you the paperwork.
from €850
If you qualify for a voucher we help you claim it and spend it well. If you don’t qualify, we say so instead of wasting your time.
Hosting on Cloudflare, daily backups, updates, and a person to message when something looks wrong.
from €49/month
The same services take a different shape depending on the business. For these two we explain it in full, with the regulation that applies and a project with its numbers.
Four things Spanish regulation asks of a small business that almost nobody has explained to them. They are handled inside the project, with the reference alongside so you or your accountant can check it.
Companies, 1 January 2027. Freelancers and everyone else, 1 July 2027
The regulation requires invoicing software that cannot alter its own records, and every invoice to carry a hash and a QR code. We set it up ahead of the deadline, not the week before.
Anyone issuing invoices in Spain.
Source: RD 1007/2023, dates amended by RD 254/2025 (BOE)
In force since 28 June 2025
E-commerce must meet WCAG 2.1 level AA. Micro-enterprises under 10 staff and under €2M are exempt; it is worth knowing which side of that line you are on before somebody asks.
Online shops selling to EU consumers.
Source: Ley 11/2023, transposing Directive (EU) 2019/882 (BOE)
In force
If you display reviews on your site, you have to explain whether and how you check they came from real customers. Publishing reviews without saying so is an unfair practice, not a design detail.
Any site showing customer reviews.
Source: RDL 24/2021, transposing Directive (EU) 2019/2161 (BOE)
By call — deadlines open and close
Digitalisation vouchers from Red.es for websites, e-commerce and cybersecurity, and the retail digitalisation calls run by Catalonia’s Consorci de Comerç, Artesania i Moda. We check whether you qualify before you spend time on paperwork.
Small businesses and freelancers meeting the current call’s criteria.
Source: Red.es — acelerapyme.gob.es · CCAM (Generalitat de Catalunya)
The same process for one service on its own as for a whole project.
Half an hour, in person in Barcelona or over video. You tell us about the business and we tell you whether we can help.
Within two working days you have the scope, the price and the date in writing. No small print.
You watch it happen at a real address from day one. Two rounds of changes included.
We publish it, show you how to run it, and stay on call. Or you take the keys and run it yourself.
If you don’t know which service you need, describe the problem and we’ll tell you. No commitment and no follow-up calls.