A site that sells your offers
Each page starts from what you really sell and from your customers. Visitors understand within a few seconds whether they are in the right place, and know what to do next.
Websites
A site that says clearly what you do and for whom, and turns visitors into contact requests. Online in three weeks, and you update it yourself.
Each page starts from what you really sell and from your customers. Visitors understand within a few seconds whether they are in the right place, and know what to do next.
Every message sent through the form is stored before the email. If an email goes astray, the request itself stays there.
Pages that display instantly on a phone: fewer visitors leaving, and a foundation Google appreciates.
A few euros of hosting per month, no plugins to watch, no emergency security updates.
You edit your texts yourself, training included. No need for a contractor to change a sentence.
The SEO foundations are laid during the build: you start clean, instead of fixing things later.
We look at what your current site brings you, who will keep it up to date and where requests must land, then we propose the pages from your offers and your customers.
You approve the mock-up of the key pages before the build.
Your site takes shape with your content, with the form and measurement connected.
Your site goes online and your team is trained to keep it alive.
Because a static site is faster, safer and requires no plugin maintenance. If you want an editor, we plug in a light one.
Yes, and training is included. If you would rather delegate, our content engine can take over.
The foundations, yes: a fast, well-structured site that Google can read. Continuous content production is a separate offer.
No. During scoping, we identify the pages through which Google already sends you visitors, and each one keeps its address or is redirected to its new page: you keep what your site has earned. If your site has hundreds of pages and years of history, static site migration is the offer made for it: it takes over every address one by one.
No. Both languages share the same structure: you write in yours, translation goes through an AI model chosen for its price, with review, and only the texts you change go back to translation. The extra language is priced in the quote, depending on the number of pages.
Go further on this topic
A static site generated by Astro replaces an ageing WordPress or Drupal without changing a single address: pages in plain HTML served by a CDN, no plugin to patch, and a publishing chain with rollback. What it changes, how the migration goes, and when not to do it.
A headless site separates content editing (Sanity) from publishing (Astro): the team writes in a tool, the site stays static and fast. When this set-up is justified, how it fits together, what it really costs, and why we unplugged our own.
20-minute diagnostic
We look at your situation, identify what can be automated or improved, and tell you plainly whether we can help.