Services and prices
The prices are here so you do not have to book a meeting to hear them. You get a fixed price before any work starts.
Four levels
From a quick repair of what has broken to a site with booking or a shop.
| What | What is included | Price |
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| 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 2,500 and up |
| One page | Everything on a single page: what you do, prices, opening hours, a map and a button to book or call. | SEK 8,000 and up |
| Company site | Up to six pages, for example services, about and contact. Written to be found on Google. | SEK 14,000 and up |
| Booking or shop | Online booking, orders or a web shop – connected to the systems you already use. | SEK 24,000 and 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.
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Watch SEK 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.
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Care SEK 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.
Always included
Whichever level you choose, and with nothing added to the invoice.
Built for the phone
Most people find you on a phone, so the site is made for that screen first and the desktop second.
Found on Google
Headings and descriptions that match what customers actually search for, plus a Google profile with the right address and hours.
A secure connection
The padlock in the address bar, with a certificate that renews automatically. The browser never warns your visitors.
The domain is yours
It is registered in your name and you get all the files. If you move to someone else, you take everything with you.
How it works, in short
You know what it costs and when it is done before I start building.
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First
A free sketch
I make a sketch of your new front page using your own words and pictures. It costs nothing and you promise nothing.
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If you like it
A fixed price and a date
You get a sum and a day when the site will be live. No ticking hours, no surprises on the invoice.
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One to two weeks
I build
You see the site as it takes shape and say what you want changed before it is published.
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Finally
The site goes live
I connect the domain, add you to Google and show you how to change the opening hours there yourself.
This is the short version. The whole sequence, step by step – quote, agreement, review rounds, inspection and handover.
When I am the wrong person
If any of this sounds like you, you will hear it from me straight away instead of getting a quote.
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You want to edit the content yourselves, several times a week
A dish of the day that changes every morning, a calendar filled in as you go, a range that keeps moving – that needs a system you log into, and I do not build those. With me you email the change and I make it, and with Care it is included. That works well for a menu that changes weekly or with the season, and badly for one that changes every morning.
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You already have a site that works
Does it load quickly, can it be used on a phone, and do customers find you on Google? Then I will say so. Sometimes a quick fix is enough, sometimes nothing is needed at all.
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You need a real web shop
Hundreds of products, stock levels, shipping and returns belong in a ready-made system with support behind it. I build shops for a small range, not a department store.
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You want marketing
Ads, social media and campaigns are not what I do. I build the site customers land on and make sure it can be found – you need someone else for the rest.
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It has to be ready tomorrow
I work alone and build everything from scratch. A new site takes one to two weeks once I have the words and the pictures. If it is genuinely urgent, I am the wrong person.
Common questions
Ten questions and answers about time, ownership and what happens after launch.