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No. The website is one of four products. We also build custom software and automations for internal processes, build your brand's visual identity for web, social media and print, and maintain or improve what you already have. If your problem is digital and it makes sense to solve it with design, code or content, it's in scope.

It depends on what we find. If the foundations are solid but it lacks speed, design or conversion, we do an audit and a partial redesign. If starting from scratch is the better investment for your business, we'll tell you straight, even when it's the cheaper option for us. We never sell more than your project needs.

A standard website is delivered in 3 to 5 weeks. Projects with integrations or custom features (online shop, bookings, your own dashboard) take 8 to 12 weeks, and automating one specific task takes 3 to 7 days. We work in sprints, so you see real progress from the first week, not just at the end.

Yes to both. We're based in Gran Canaria, which is where we do local SEO for businesses on the island, including the many English-speaking owners in tourism, hospitality and services. Development is remote by nature, so we also work with clients across Spain, the UK and the rest of Europe. Calls, proposals and the website itself can all be in English, or in English and Spanish.

You can add a monthly maintenance and improvement plan: updates, performance reviews, support and up to one hour a month of minor content changes. It's a separate service, not included in the website price, and there's no minimum term. If you'd rather carry on by yourself, the website is yours and nothing gets switched off.

Yes. Every client gets a private dashboard with their website visits: how many people come in, which pages they view, where they come from and on which device. You sign in with your email, no passwords, and check it whenever you like without waiting for us to send a report.

No. Never. Every project is our own code: React, TypeScript and whichever stack fits the job best. It's the difference between a website that runs without third-party plugins and one that breaks every time someone updates a bought theme.

The bare minimum: a clear goal (what you want the website to do for your business), your logo and colours (logo, colours and fonts if you already have them) and an idea of who you sell to. If anything is missing, we define it together on the discovery call.