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Websites by industry
We don't use the same template for everyone. A butcher shop, an AC service and a beauty salon don't have the same customers or the same problems, so they don't get the same website either.
- 10 industries
- 100% your site
- Timeline in a written quote
01Industries
Ten industries, ten different websites.
Below are the ten industries we work with most often. For each one we have written where exactly businesses lose customers without a website and what they gain once they have one. Click your industry: where we have one, there is also an example of a site that is already live.
01Butcher shops
Websites for butcher shops
A butcher shop without a website loses customers who are just one click away.
02AC services
Websites for AC service companies
The season comes, everyone wants an installation, and Google shows your competitors, not you.
With live examples
03Vehicle inspections
Websites for vehicle inspection stations
A driver's registration is about to expire, and they go to the first station that pops up on the map.
With a live example
04Travel agencies
Websites for travel agencies
A traveler picks a trip at 11 p.m., from the couch. If you're not there, they're already comparing someone else's offers.
05Gyms
Websites for gyms
Someone who has decided to start working out checks the prices and gym photos first.
06Restaurants
Websites for restaurants
Guests choose where to have dinner by browsing the menu and photos on their phone.
With a live example
07Land surveyors
Websites for land surveyors
When someone needs a land survey or a legalization, they pick the firm whose website looks trustworthy.
With examples from related fields
08Print shops
Websites for print shops
A company needs printing “by yesterday” and sends an inquiry to the first site where it can see what you do.
With live examples
09Beauty salons
Websites for beauty salons
A client picks a salon by looking at its work and price list, then books online on her break.
With examples from related fields
10Auto parts
Websites for auto parts shops
A customer looks for the exact part for their car and goes to whoever's website shows it.
With a live example
02Agreement
Everything upfront, in a written quote.
Scope, timeline and terms are set before work starts. No hourly billing and no surprises later.
You pay nothing up front: we first build the site at a preview address, you review it, and you pay before we launch it on your domain.
We register and manage the domain, and transfer it to you on request, with the transfer code. The source code is yours once the work is done.
03Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Which industries do you build websites for?
We most often work for butcher shops, AC service companies, vehicle inspection stations, travel agencies, gyms, restaurants, land surveyors, print shops, beauty salons and auto parts sellers. If your industry isn't on the list, write to us anyway. The approach is the same, just adapted to your business.
Who owns the site in the end?
Yours. You get the source code when the work is done, and we register and manage the domain and transfer it to you on request, with the transfer code. You are not tied to us, so you can move the site to anyone you like later.
How long does it take?
A simple site usually takes 1–2 weeks, larger projects take longer. The exact timeline is in the offer and depends mostly on how quickly the text and images arrive.
→Your industry
Don't see your industry?
Write to us anyway. The approach is the same for every business: tell us what you do and we will suggest a solution. We reply within 24h.