A website isn’t a business card, it’s a tool. It has to load fast, get found and lead people to the next step.

This is the question most quotes come unstuck on, and the honest answer is: usually no-code. A platform like Webflow, WordPress or Shopify goes live weeks sooner, costs a good deal less, and you can edit pages yourself without calling us. For most business websites and web shops, that is simply the sensible choice.
Custom development becomes interesting as soon as you want something off the beaten track. A client portal, a calculation with its own logic, an integration with your stock or accounting system. Then the higher investment pays for itself, because the work it saves is structural.
What you’ll want to know up front: in the Netherlands, a business website typically costs between €2,000 and €7,500, and a web shop between €5,000 and €12,000. In our price indicator you put together your own combination and see an estimate straight away — without leaving your details.
Mobile first, because that is where most of your visitors come from.
Integrations, portals and applications that an off-the-shelf package can’t handle.
We build in speed, structure and working tracking from the start, not as an afterthought.
“Nothing short of impressive. I highly recommend their services.”
H. Hasnaoui
Owner @ Zeewind
How we did it
Plant-EWeb design and development for Plant-E — the Dutch…→
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Planning a new website? We’re happy to look at what you need — and we’ll tell you if it’s less than you thought.
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