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Frequently asked questions

What clients want to know before the first call.

What does a website cost?

A company website typically lands between €3,000 and €6,000, a one-pager below that, a full brand presence above it. All ranges and cost drivers are on the pricing page. I work with fixed prices: after the intro call you get a price and a scope I stick to. If your budget doesn't match the plan, I'll say so in the first conversation, not in invoice number three.

How long does a project take?

A website is usually live in three to six weeks; a clickable app prototype in one to two. The biggest time factor is rarely the technology. It's content and sign-off on the client side, which is why the quote states exactly what I need from you and when.

Do you work with small businesses?

Yes, that's the core of my work. Electricians, farm shops, festivals, practices: clients for whom a big agency is too expensive and a page builder too shallow. You get agency-grade quality with a single point of contact instead of project managers, account managers, and intermediate invoices.

What happens after launch?

The site is yours, including access and source code. No hostage-taking. On request I take over ongoing support: updates, small changes, SEO monitoring, and reporting. If you'd rather handle it yourself, you get a walkthrough and documentation.

Is my data, and my customers' data, safe?

Data protection isn't an appendix here, it's part of how things are built: EU hosting and forms, cookie-free analytics where possible, encryption for sensitive data. One caveat: I implement this to the best of my knowledge but I don't provide legal advice. Have your privacy policy and data-processing agreements reviewed by a lawyer before you go live.

Are ads even worth it for my business?

Sometimes they're not, and then I'll say so. Ads work where there's a clear purchase decision, a good landing page, and clean tracking. At Echo Fields Festival, six days of Meta ads reached around ten percent of Freiburg's population at €0.17 per click. Without those conditions, the money is usually better spent on SEO or the site itself.

How does working together actually work?

Intro call, fixed-price quote, build with weekly previews, launch. We coordinate however suits you: phone, WhatsApp, or video call. You don't need to learn a project tool or speak jargon.

You're in Munich. Do you work with clients elsewhere?

Yes. I work with clients across German-speaking Europe, mostly remotely via phone, video calls, and shared previews. For kick-offs or on-site photo and video days, I travel by arrangement.