Web design in Luxembourg
Websites for small businesses and the self-employed, built by one developer, not an agency.
I build your website myself: fast, made for phones, built with GDPR in mind from the first line of code. At a fixed price agreed before the work starts. A one-page site is usually online within one to two weeks.
See it first, then decide: I design the first screen of your new website for free, before you pay anything.
Free draft
Work
Four projects, each built alone, from the first sketch to launch.
A marketplace with escrow payments and live chat, used across Ukraine. A portfolio for an artist in four languages. The website of a sworn interpreter. And this site.
See it first, then decide
Send me the address of your current website, or describe your business if you don't have one yet. I design the first screen of your new site for free and put it next to the old one.
You see what changes before you pay anything. If you don't like the draft, that's the end of it: no obligation, no follow-up.
Prices
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Landing page / one-page site | from €1,200 |
| Business website, 5–8 pages | from €2,500 |
| Multilingual website | from €3,900 |
| Hosting & Updates | €25/month |
| Ongoing support | from €90/month |
| Hourly rate for changes | €75 |
All project prices are fixed. Included: concept, design, development, a technical SEO foundation, privacy-friendly setup, legal notice and privacy policy pages, the basics of web accessibility. Not included: copywriting and photography, unless agreed.
The Hosting & Updates package covers hosting, domain, SSL, updates and backups.
Payment: 50% when you place the order, 50% at launch.
What belongs to you
- The domain is registered in your name, not mine. A .lu domain as well as any other.
- Texts and photos stay yours, even if you stop working with me.
- You get access to hosting, domain and source code at any time on request.
You are not tied to any provider, including me.
Process
- 1
Your enquiry and a free first assessment
By email, we go through the goal, the scope and the budget. You get an honest first assessment, even if I turn out not to be the right person for the job.
- 2
Fixed-price offer in writing
With a clearly defined scope and the number of feedback rounds. No open-ended hourly billing.
- 3
Draft
I design the first pages, so you see the direction before development starts.
- 4
Build
Fixed stages, feedback in batches, your sign-off before anything goes live.
- 5
Handover
Domain, hosting, source code and access belong to you. You are not tied to any provider, including me.
Questions
How much does a website cost?
A one-page site starts at €1,200, a business website with 5–8 pages at €2,500. I name the exact fixed price after the free first assessment, once the scope is clear. On top, if you want it: €25/month for Hosting & Updates, or from €90/month for ongoing support.
How long until it's online?
A landing page takes one to two weeks, a business website three to six. Delays usually come from missing texts and images, not from development.
You're based in Germany. How do we work together?
In writing, by email, in English. That way every agreement is on record. You see the draft, every stage and the finished site in your browser before it goes live.
Which languages can the site be in?
English, German, French, or several at once. I build multilingual sites properly, with a separate URL for each language, so each language version can be indexed. All communication is in English, by email. French texts come from you or a translator.
Can I edit the content myself later?
We settle that up front. Depending on how often you want to change things, I set up a content management system, or leave it out on purpose, because it adds complexity and cost.
What happens to my current website?
When relaunching, I move the content over, set up redirects to help protect existing Google rankings, and check beforehand where your domain is registered and where your site is hosted.
Are you an agency?
No. I work alone. That means no agency overhead, one point of contact, and an honest answer when a project is big enough that a team would serve you better.
Contact
Describe briefly what you need, and give the address of your current website if you have one. You get the free draft or an honest assessment, no sales pressure.
Olaf Böttcher, web developer in Braunschweig, Germany. Working with businesses in Luxembourg by email.