SITE DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATE SITE
A corporate site for a company that has outgrown one page: a structure built around services and business lines, an SEO foundation, form submissions landing straight in your CRM, and news and sections you edit without calling a developer.
WHO IS IT FOR?
Three situations where a corporate site pays for itself fastest
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NO SITE, NOWHERE TO CHECK YOU
The company runs, the clients are there, but online you are a social page and a PDF deck. Every meeting, every tender, every email thread means putting the materials together from scratch again. The costlier part is elsewhere: people check you before the first contact. Some of them decide whether you are worth talking to before you learn they exist.
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THE SITE EXISTS, BUT IT SAYS NOTHING
Built a few years ago and untouched since: old services, prices that no longer hold, news from the year before last. Changing one paragraph means writing to a developer nobody can track down any more. Something quietly swaps places: the site stops being a tool and becomes a reference page. Nobody points ads at it, nobody opens it in a sales call, nobody shows it to a partner.
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THE COMPANY GREW, THE SITE DID NOT
New business lines appeared, then branches, industry offers, a second language. All of it sits on one Services page, because the structure was never meant to carry that much. The problem is almost never the design. It is that every line needs its own page, its own search query and its own enquiry path — and the site knows one shared form.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
We do not build below this line
- - Custom design, never a template.01
- - Responsive on every device.02
- - Structure built around services and business lines.03
- - SEO foundation from day one.04
- - Enquiry forms with notifications.05
- - News and articles section.06
- - Admin panel by LUNO.07
- - Launch on our servers.08
- THIS IS THE FLOOR, NOT A PACKAGE
Everything listed ships in every project — even the simplest and cheapest one. There are no stripped-down versions.
- THERE IS NO CEILING
We do not assemble from templates, so we never run into someone else’s limits. From there the site is built out around how the company actually works: business lines, languages, branches, client areas, integrations.
- WE DECIDE THE EXTRAS TOGETHER
On the first call we work out what you genuinely need and what would only add cost.
Keep it short and to the point
WHAT'S INSIDE
EVERY SITE GETS ITS OWN DESIGN
We do not take ready-made assemblies and we do not bend a business to fit somebody else’s grid. The design is built around the job: structure, typography, states, motion. Which is why no two of our projects look alike — compare them yourself.
THE LUNO ADMIN PANEL
Products, copy, prices, pages, banners — all edited from the panel. Plus sales and traffic figures, roles for staff, a log of who changed what. You do not need us for the everyday work, only for what genuinely takes development.
SPEED, AND BEING FOUND IN SEARCH
The site is built on a modern stack with server rendering: pages open fast, search engines see the full content, and the Core Web Vitals sit in the green. Heading structure, structured data and readable URLs go in from the start, not “later, when we get round to SEO”.
LAUNCH AND LIFE ON OUR SERVERS
The project moves onto infrastructure configured for it: monitoring, backups, updates. The infrastructure is run by someone with twenty years behind them. Seven clients in ten stay with us after launch — it usually works out cheaper than finding a contractor every time something small comes up.
CATEGORIES
Three levels of scope. Yours is the one you recognise yourself in
COMPANY SITE
WHEN IS THIS YOUR CASE?
The company has one business line or a few closely related ones, managers do the selling, and the site is there so people find you, understand you and get in touch. The whole base build: design made for you, structure around your services, SEO foundation, enquiry forms, news, admin panel, launch on our servers. Nothing stripped out — just without the extras you do not need yet.
SITE + BUSINESS LINES
WHEN IS THIS YOUR CASE?
One Services page is no longer enough: there are many business lines and each has to be sold on its own — its own page, its own search query, its own enquiry path. Or the company works across several countries and languages. Industry and campaign pages, several languages, case studies and a filterable portfolio, enquiries going into your CRM, a price calculator or a solution finder on the site itself. Plus the numbers in the admin panel: where people come from, what they read, which page they send the enquiry from.
CORPORATE PLATFORM
WHEN IS THIS YOUR CASE?
The site stops being a shop window and becomes part of how the company runs: a group of companies or several brands in one structure, areas for clients, dealers and partners, a library of documents and certificates, data exchange with internal systems. A role model for staff, separate sections per market, an architecture built for the number of pages and languages to grow. The logic is designed around your processes rather than bent to fit someone else’s limits.
FAQ
Answers to the most popular questions
From $2.500 for a company site with the base build to $10.000 and up for a platform with client areas and integrations. The figure depends on how many business lines and pages there are, how many languages, where the enquiries have to land, and how much the admin panel has to cover. After the first call you get a plan rather than a guess: what makes up the total, and what can wait for a second stage.
A company site with the base build takes 2–4 weeks. With industry pages, several languages and a CRM integration, 3–8 weeks. A platform with client areas and internal systems, from 4 weeks. What usually eats the schedule is not development but signing off copy and materials on your side. We name the deadline before we start and we hold to it.
A landing page solves one task and lives off one traffic source: one offer, one action. A corporate site works for several business lines at once and collects search traffic across dozens of queries — a page for every service. If you have one product and all the advertising points at it, a landing page is the honest, cheaper answer. If you have several lines and want to be found in search, one page will not carry it.
Yes, and it is a separate piece of the work. We collect the current URLs, match them against the new structure, set up redirects and carry over whatever already brings traffic. Losing positions is the main risk of a migration, and it gets closed before launch, not after. If the site already brings you leads from search, say so on the first call — the plan will be different.
We build the structure and the logic of the pages — what belongs in each section and in what order. You supply the substance: service descriptions, figures, photos of your work and your team. We can write the copy from your materials and calls; that is quoted separately. We do not shoot photography, but we will tell you what to shoot and in what format.
Yes. A second language goes into the structure rather than being bolted on top — otherwise every edit has to be made twice. Each language version gets its own URLs and its own search settings so it can be indexed on its own. The translation is either yours or quoted separately. Several languages are part of the “Site + business lines” configuration.
You do. The sources and the rights are handed over with the project — this is not a builder, not a subscription and not a tie to us. If you ever decide to change contractor, the site leaves with you: we write it so another developer can pick it up.
The site can stay on our infrastructure: monitoring, backups, updates, and further work as you grow. You edit the content yourself from the admin panel — new services, news, pages, staff. You need us for what needs development: a new section, an integration, a second language version.