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The browser warns about you
The certificate expired in the spring and Chrome puts a red warning screen in front of the site. The visitor backs out before seeing a single picture.
I set up a secure connection that renews itself.
They google you
before they call.
If they meet a warning, a site from 2009 or nothing at all, they call the next name on the list. That is the site I rebuild.
BeforeAfter
This is what I see again and again
Four things that send someone who was looking for you on to the next result. The first two can usually be put right the same week.
- 02 of 04
The site is not there any more
The domain was never renewed, or the host stopped answering. Nobody has told you, because the person who could not find you does not call to mention it.
I find out where it broke and get it back up.
- 03 of 04
Impossible to use on a phone
The site was drawn for a desktop screen, long before anyone read websites on a phone. The text is too small and the buttons too tight for a thumb, and a phone is where most people find you.
I build for the thumb first and the screen second.
- 04 of 04
Google does not know what you do
Three lines of text, no description and no business profile. Someone searching for your trade and your part of town gets four competitors and not you.
I write the site the way people actually search, and put you on the map.
The right prices, the right opening hours and a button to call. That is what customers look for, and it should be there straight away.
Three sites, three trades
Fictional businesses, built for real. Open any of them and click around, they work.
salongvinkel.se
Open the example
Hair salon in Södermalm
Salong Vinkel
A price list you can read on a phone without zooming, the stylists shown by name and what they are good at, and opening hours that say whether the salon is open right now.
Read more about the three examplesWhat it costs
The prices are here so you can do the maths in peace before you get in touch. You always get a fixed sum before any work starts.
WhatWhat is includedPrice
Quick fix
A site marked not secure, a site that cannot be reached, a domain or email that misbehaves. Usually done the same week.
SEK 2,500and up
One page
Everything on a single page: what you do, prices, opening hours, a map and a button to book or call.
SEK 8,000and up
Company site
Up to six pages, for example services, about and contact. Written to be found on Google.
SEK 14,000and up
Booking or shop
Online booking, orders or a web shop, connected to the systems you already use.
SEK 24,000and up
A monthly fee is optional. Skip it and the site keeps working. You only pay for the domain, a couple of hundred kronor a year.
WatchSEK 500/month
Hosting, a security certificate that renews itself, and backups. I keep track of the domain so it is renewed before it lapses. Changes are not included.
CareSEK 1,100/month
Everything in Watch, and changes are included. Email me new prices, new staff or different opening hours and it is live within one working day. No quote and no invoice per change.
Prices are for businesses and exclude VAT.
How it works
1 working day until you get a reply to your email
1–2 weeks from an approved sketch to the site being live
0 kronor for the sketch, whether or not you say yes
1 person all the way, no salesperson and no support queue
One person from the sketch to the launch
My name is Jacob and I build websites for small and midsize businesses in Stockholm. You talk to me from the first sketch until the site is live. There is nobody else to be put through to.
I build the sites by hand instead of filling in a template. It takes me longer and makes them faster for you: nothing breaks because a plugin updated overnight.
- Response timeWithin one working day.
- How long a new site takesOne to two weeks from an approved sketch.
- WhereStockholm. I am happy to come by.
- Does it cost anything to ask?No. The sketch is free.
Common questions
What people usually wonder before they get in touch.