There used to be a price list here. We removed it, and it is worth saying why: the same figure was expensive for a sole trader who needs one good page and a well kept listing, and unrealistic for a clinic with three sites and four languages. Publishing a number forced one of them to read something false. What we do publish, in full, is how that number gets decided and what you receive in writing before anything starts.
Taking the price off the shop window does not mean hiding it. It means we tell you, in writing, once we know what we are actually talking about, and that from that moment it does not move. The quote is fixed and the perimeter is defined: whatever is not in it is not included, and we say so before, not after.
Four steps, and in none of the first three do you pay anything or commit to anything.
What you sell, to whom, in which area and in which languages. Where your customers come from today and what you have already tried. Half an hour is enough.
Your site, your Google listing, your reviews and who ranks ahead of you in your area. We tell you what we find, including the parts that do not suit us.
Which of the three problems is yours and what we would do first. Sometimes it is one small thing, and we say so anyway.
Scope, timeline, what is excluded, who owns each asset and what happens if we part ways. One document, with no annexes appearing later.
This is not a list of technologies. Each block says which problem it attacks, what gets done and what should change if it works.
Someone searching on a phone in the street does not wait. If the page is slow they go back and open the next one, and that customer shows up in no statistic because they never arrived. We build pages designed to turn a visit into an enquiry, not to win a design award.
Underneath all of that there are concrete technical decisions: Next.js, static rendering, declared hreflang and Core Web Vitals kept under control. They are the proof that the above holds up, not the sales pitch. We will happily walk you through them, and you do not need to understand them to work with us.
We removed public prices because a number on its own says nothing useful about a business we have not met. What we did not remove is clarity: before we start, you have it in writing what gets done, what does not, and what happens next.
The perception we want to kill is the usual one: cheap at the start, and the real cost turns up later. That is why the proposal is closed before anything begins.
It is the question almost nobody asks in time and everybody regrets later: if you leave the agency one day, what do you take with you? Here the answer is written down before we start, and it is always the same one. You take all of it.
If we stop working together one day, the credentials are handed over and there is nothing to rescue and nothing to renegotiate. We work better knowing you are free to leave.
Because a bare figure always misled somebody. A business that needs one good page and a well kept listing is not the same work as a clinic with several sites and four languages, and giving both the same number was false for one of them. On top of that, an entry price makes people assume the expensive part comes later, which is exactly what does not happen here: the proposal is closed before we start.
By asking us, early. In the first conversation we tell you whether what you need fits what you can spend, before either of us wastes time. If it does not fit, we say so and point you at where to start on your own.
No. Monthly work stops with notice, and one off work has a beginning and an end. Nothing renews silently.
You do. The domain is registered in your company's name, the content is yours, the advertising accounts are in your name and so is the Google listing. If we part ways, the credentials are handed over and there is nothing to rescue.
It sits apart and is always paid from an account in your company's name, straight to Google or Meta. We manage the campaign; the ad money does not pass through us. That way you see the real spend and you keep the account if you leave.
Not with any, and not with all at once. We work with businesses in the province of Alicante and around it that already have a product or a service that holds up. If the problem is the product and not the visibility, we say so: sending more people to something that does not work only speeds up the damage.
Tell us what you do, where you are and what is missing. We will tell you what we would fix first and why, even if it is not with us. That conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing.