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Web Design

B2B web design

B2B websites and redesigns from €3,000. Clear services, editable content and search foundations, with a straightforward inquiry process. Remote, in English and German.

B2B web design starts with your buying process

B2B web design should explain your services and make relevant enquiries easier. We start with your offer, buyers and search topics, then assess what the existing website already does well.

For a redesign, we review important URLs, content and enquiry routes. For a new website, we plan these foundations from the start. Ongoing SEO/GEO work can build on them through a separately agreed scope.

Two examples with different requirements: at Plant Plast, material information and applications lead to sample enquiries. Deleyna Talents combines work and artist presentation with separate contact routes. Both case studies explain the work delivered through a bilingual website and Payload CMS.

Requirements vary by business: Doctors and medical practices need clear information about services, their team and appointment routes. Restaurants and hospitality businesses need an up-to-date menu, opening hours and reservation information. Our dedicated service pages explain scope, starting prices and preparation.

How we assess your needs

What buyers need before they enquire

Review services, evidence and contact routes before designing the page.

Explain the service

Who is the service for, what does it cover and what information does a buyer need before making contact?

Use relevant evidence

Show documented projects and the work delivered. Keep outcomes separate from unverified figures.

Make enquiries practical

Give buyers a clear next step; review mobile forms, contact choices and the agreed delivery path.

How it works

How we work

Agree page scope, content, responsibilities and acceptance checks before implementation.

01

Goals and starting point

Clarify your offer, audience, existing content and desired inquiries.

02

Structure and design

Plan content and contact paths, then agree the design.

03

Development and handover

Build in the agreed system, verify the website and explain content editing.

04

Relaunch and verification

Review redirects, key pages and enquiry delivery; agree the first review after launch.

Scope

What we plan for your website

We agree the exact scope, timeframe and price before starting.

Offer and content

Organize services, audiences and useful information into a clear structure.

Design and mobile access

Plan design, readability and contact paths for mobile and desktop.

Editable CMS

Agree the system and required content blocks before implementation.

SEO foundations

Consider URLs, metadata, internal links and technical access.

Relaunch planning

For existing websites, inventory key content and URLs and plan redirects.

Inquiry process and handover

Verify forms, contact options and agreed measurement; explain editing and responsibilities.

Referenzen

Examples of documented projects

These examples show the work and its implementation. We assess whether a similar approach fits your business against your goals.

Start with your needs

Which combination fits your project?

If your website and visibility both need work, we recommend the combined option. If only one area needs attention, start there. We agree the right scope before you commit.

  1. Website / redesign

    New website or redesign: clear services, an editable CMS and simple enquiry routes. You can add ongoing visibility work separately.

    Discuss your website: Website / redesign
  2. Website + visibility

    Website and visibility both need work? Combine the website project with agreed SEO/GEO support. Both scopes are quoted separately.

    Discuss the full project: Website + visibility
  3. SEO / GEO for your website

    Your website already works? We prioritise relevant search topics, content and technology. A redesign is not automatically needed.

    Explore SEO services: SEO / GEO for your website

What ongoing visibility work covers

The combined offer includes a website project and separately agreed support. The work and sequence follow your needs and budget.

Search topics and priorities

Review demand and existing pages; choose relevant next tasks for the agreed market.

Content and technology

Work on priority content, internal links and technical tasks within the agreed scope.

Review and next steps

Document completed work, assess visibility and confirmed enquiries, and agree what follows.

Pricing

What web design costs

Website (new build or relaunch)

A new website or redesign. Pages, content, functions and acceptance checks define the agreed project scope. Clear structure and design built for inquiries · Fast, mobile, maintainable build · CMS (Payload or WordPress) · SEO and AI visibility basics included

from €3,000
one-time · Additional languages, content and custom functions are specified in the quote.
Discuss the scope: Website (new build or relaunch)

Maintenance / SEO retainer

Separately agreed SEO/GEO work with a clear monthly task and budget scope.

from €350
per month · The starting price does not cover unlimited expansion. Priorities and services are agreed in advance.
Discuss the scope: Maintenance / SEO retainer

Not sure where to start?

We assess the existing website and agree the next steps first.

Start with a free check: Not sure where to start?

Questions before working together

We assess existing content, technology and enquiry routes. If the foundations are sound, a focused improvement may be more useful than a rebuild. For a redesign, we inventory important URLs and plan necessary redirects. The choice follows actual needs and search opportunities, rather than the platform alone.

Read more in our website redesign guide.

The existing website starting price is EUR 3,000. Ongoing support from EUR 350 per month is quoted separately. The total depends on pages, content, functions and the agreed ongoing work. These starting prices do not cover unlimited delivery. Additional languages and larger extensions are specified in the quote.

For a detailed overview with comparisons, cost drivers and ongoing costs, read our guide How much does a website cost?.

We agree the task and budget scope before starting. Ongoing work can cover research, improvements to existing pages, technical tasks and review. Priorities follow actual needs and effort. New pages, extensive content production or additional markets are included only when explicitly agreed.

We agree which materials already exist and what needs to be developed. You provide or approve accurate service information, usable images and supporting evidence. New photography, translations and extensive copywriting are included only when specified in the quote. This keeps content responsibilities and the delivery scope clear.

We inventory important pages and URLs before a redesign. When they change, we plan redirects and review the key output after launch. Search positions can still change. Technical acceptance checks and subsequent performance reviews are therefore kept separate from any ranking promise.

Read more in our website redesign guide.

We structure the pages around the buyer: the problem, suitable use cases, service scope, relevant project evidence and the next step. Technical detail is included where it helps a decision. We agree the required pages with you instead of treating every service as a short item on one generic page.

Both language versions can be planned within the project. We agree which pages are translated or adapted, who reviews the technical accuracy and the budget required. Working remotely with UK, Australian or Canadian businesses does not mean a local office or a complete international rollout is included in the starting price.

Plan your next business website

A new website or a redesign? Share your offer, current website and goal. We can discuss pages, content and functions, then quote for the agreed scope.