From our workshop.

A website is not a brochure. For a small firm it is the place where a stranger decides whether to call, so judge it by calls and enquiries, not by looks alone.

Many of your customers look at your site on a phone, often on mobile data. Here is what "fast enough" means in numbers, and how to check your own site in two minutes.

A Facebook or Instagram page is a fine start and sometimes enough. It is also rented space on someone else's platform, and that matters once customers need to find, compare and book you.

AI can draft your replies, tidy your paperwork and answer routine questions. It can also state a wrong price with a straight face. Here is how to get the first and guard against the second.

A CRM is a place that remembers who asked, what you promised and what comes next. A small firm can start with a spreadsheet and move to a tool only when the sheet stops coping.

Online booking suits repeat, standard jobs. A phone call suits jobs you must see first and emergencies. Most firms need both, and a clear rule for which goes where.

When someone searches for a dentist or a barber near them, Google shows a map and a short list. Here is how that list is chosen and how a Business Profile and a website work together.

We are two people in Bratislava, Slovakia, and we build websites for small firms and sole traders at a fixed price in euros: Start €390, Business €790, Custom from €1,490. This is how a project runs from the first message to launch.

A small-business website costs from about €13 a month on a builder, or a fixed €390 to €1,490 from a studio such as ours. Over three years Squarespace comes to €487 to €1,284, before your own time. What matters is who does the work.

A draft in a builder helps you get your words, photos and pages straight before you pay anyone. The finishing then does not have to start from zero.

The typical website of a heating firm in Bratislava scored 66 points out of 100 on a phone in October 2026 and showed its main content after 6.3 s. Eight other sites we rebuilt as previews went from a median of 2.9 s to 0.5 s.