A WordPress website that puts you in control.
A company website with subpages that you can update without any code. We build it lean, with a few tried-and-tested plugins, and in a way that lets it grow with your business.
Why we build with WordPress.
WordPress is a content management system, or CMS for short. According to W3Techs, it runs 39.6% of all websites as of October 2026. For you, that means plenty of professionals know their way around it, and you're not tied to a single provider. The software is open source and has no licence fee.
A WordPress website with subpages suits SMEs with several services, locations or target groups. A joinery in Kriens, for example, can show kitchens, interior fittings and repairs each on a page of its own. That way, every page can be found on Google for its own search. You can see how we build several websites from one shared system in our case study for advisorii.
What matters: as few plugins as possible, and only well-maintained ones. According to Patchstack and Wordfence, 91 to 96% of security vulnerabilities in WordPress are found in plugins, not in WordPress itself. That's why we go for a lean setup and regular updates. Our guide to website maintenance explains what comes after launch.
What your WordPress website comes with.
One page per service
Every service, location and target group gets a page of its own with its own title. That helps visitors and Google alike.
Editing with blocks
You change text, images and sections in the WordPress block editor. What you see there is exactly what appears online.
A few proven extensions
We handle forms, SEO and security with a small number of proven plugins. Every extra plugin is one more thing that needs updating.
Protected login
A custom login path instead of the well-known default address, strong passwords and an SSL certificate for an encrypted connection.
Access for your team
Several people can work on the site, each with the right permissions. The apprentice updates the news, the boss sees everything.
Blog, languages, shop
Later on, you can add a blog, a second language or a small shop. The website grows with you, no rebuild needed.
Who a WordPress website is right for.
- A good fit if you offer several services that should each be found on Google.
- A good fit if you want to update content yourself, such as news, projects, job openings or the lunch menu.
- A good fit if you want to expand later, with a blog, a second language or a small shop.
- Less so if all you need is a business card on the web. In that case, a one-pager will do.
- Less so if nobody is going to look after the website once it's live. WordPress needs regular updates, either from you or through a maintenance package.
What a WordPress website costs.
In price comparisons, Swiss agencies put a website for an SME with up to 15 pages at around CHF 3,000 to 15,000 in Switzerland, as a rough guide. What makes the difference is the number of pages, templates and features. With us, you get a fixed quote.
- Website with subpages
- Fixed quote after the initial call
- Timeline
- 2 to 8 weeks, depending on the number of pages
- Maintenance
- Basic CHF 30, Business CHF 100, Premium CHF 180 per month
- Extra work
- CHF 90 per hour, by arrangement
How your WordPress website comes together.
- 01
Sitemap
We work out which pages you need and how they connect. Each page gets a goal and a search term.
- 02
Designing templates
We design the home page, one service page and the contact page. These become the templates for all the other pages.
- 03
Building in WordPress
We build the pages, set up plugins, the form and the SEO basics, and fill in the content.
- 04
Walkthrough and launch
In a short walkthrough, we show you how to edit your pages. Then we put the website live.
Questions about WordPress websites.
Is WordPress secure?
Yes, as long as it's maintained. Most vulnerabilities don't come from the WordPress core but from outdated plugins and themes. If you use a few well-maintained plugins and install updates promptly, you close most of the gaps. On top of that come regular backups, so the site can be restored if something goes wrong.
How many plugins does a WordPress website need?
As few as possible. For a typical company website, a handful is usually enough: form, SEO, security, backup and cache. Every extra plugin brings updates, possible conflicts and extra loading time. Before adding any plugin, we check whether it's really needed.
Can a WordPress website be multilingual?
Yes. With a language plugin, every page gets one version per language, for example German and French or English. Each language has its own URLs, so Google can assign them correctly. You or a translation agency provide the translations, and we set up the structure.
What do I need before my WordPress website can go live?
Content, above all: text about your services, a logo and good photos. Plus a domain and access to any existing accounts. If text or images are missing, we help with the writing or plan a photo shoot. The sooner the content is ready, the sooner the site goes online.
Do I own the WordPress website once the project is finished?
Yes. The content belongs to you, and WordPress itself is open source with no licence costs. You get your own logins and can move the website to a different host later on. With website builders, that's often not possible because the site is tied to the provider.
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