A website that works while you serve
Not a template with your logo on top. A site built to be found, understood in ten seconds, and acted on without anyone having to ask how.
Quote Fixed, within two working days
Most small-business websites fail for the same reasons: three seconds to load on a phone with one bar of signal, nothing on the first screen saying what you sell or where you are, and the phone number buried on a separate page called "Contact" that nobody reaches.
We start from the other end. First we decide what should happen when somebody arrives — they call, they book, they come in — and then we build the least thing that makes it happen. The rest is surplus, and surplus is weight.
What you get is a static site served from Cloudflare’s network: no database to fall over, no plugins to patch on a Sunday, and no login screen for anyone to break into.
What is actually included
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A design of your own, not a template
We start from your business, your photographs and your colours. If you end up looking like another of our clients, we did it wrong.
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Catalan, Spanish and English
All three with their hreflang tags set correctly, so Google shows each visitor the right version instead of mixing them.
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A finished Google Business profile
Right category, hours, service area, photos and the link back. It is half the traffic of a local business and almost nobody finishes it.
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Local SEO that means something
A page per service and per area where that is genuinely true, LocalBusiness structured data, and URLs thought about before they are published rather than after.
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WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility
Contrast, keyboard navigation and screen readers. Required for e-commerce in the EU, and plain sense for everything else.
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Analytics without cookies
Knowing how many people arrive and where from, without a banner covering half the screen or data leaving for somewhere you do not control.
How it gets built
Four steps, and you know where we are at every one.
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Half an hour of conversation: what you sell, who to, and what you want to happen when somebody lands on the site.
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We send you the page map and the copy in all three languages. You correct it before anything is designed.
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We design and build at a private address you can open and show to anyone, whenever you like. Two rounds of changes.
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We publish on your domain, connect the Google profile and the analytics, and show you how to change the things you will want to change.
What decides the price
We do not publish a starting figure, because the one that fits a single-page site misleads on an eight-page one, and anybody anchored to it ends up ruling themselves out over a number that was never theirs. What we can tell you is what moves the quote, so you can form a view before asking. Then we put a figure on it within two working days, fixed and in writing: that number is the one on the invoice.
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How many pages genuinely differ
Not how many exist, but how many have to be written and designed. Twenty product listings on one template count as one, not twenty.
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Who writes the copy
Arriving with your text already written takes a quarter to a third off the quote. Almost nobody does, and writing it is work that gets charged for.
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How many languages
The three local ones do not multiply the price, but they raise it noticeably: each is translation, review and one more version to maintain.
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Whether money changes hands
The moment a payment gateway appears, so do invoicing, returns and mandatory accessibility. That is no longer this page: that is the shop.
Who it is for
Who it is not for
- If you need to sell and take payment online, what you want is the shop, not this.
- If you expect to be top of Google in a fortnight, we will not promise it and nobody honest would.
- If you want fifty articles a month written to fill space, that is not work we do.
And the rules it answers
Guides on this
- What a website costs in Spain
The real market brackets, what each one buys and what you pay afterwards — so you can tell whether a quote is reasonable.
- WordPress or a static site
When WordPress is right, when it is not, and the year-three question that decides for you.
- Web speed: what Google measures and what to fix
LCP, INP and CLS explained without jargon, with the five fixes that genuinely move the number.
- A website in three languages, built properly
URL structure, reciprocal hreflang and x-default: what makes Google show each person the right version.
Questions about the website
If your question isn’t here, write to us and we’ll answer it. Contact
Do I own the domain and the site?
Yes, from day one. The domain is registered in your name, the code and the copy are yours, and you take them with you if you ever stop working with us. We do not use closed formats or platforms you cannot leave.
Can I change the text myself afterwards?
Yes. You get a simple panel for text, opening hours and photographs. Anything structural we do, and if you are on maintenance it is included rather than billed separately.
How long until it is live?
One long page, one to two weeks. A five-to-eight page site in three languages, two to four. The date is written into the quote before we start.
Why a static site rather than WordPress?
Because it loads faster, does not update itself at three in the morning, and has no login screen to attack. If your business genuinely needs something only WordPress does, we will say so and build it in WordPress.
What if I have no photographs?
We tell you exactly what needs shooting and how to frame it, and we will arrange a photographer if you would rather. What we will not do is use a photo of somebody else’s premises and pass it off as yours.
Tell us what you sell
Half an hour of conversation and a fixed quote within two working days. If we are not what you need, we will say so in that half hour.
- Or directly
- hola@appnweb.site
- Monday to Friday, 09:00 – 18:00 (CET)