It isn't clear who you are
No photograph, no professional background, no "about" page written like a human being. In a field where what is bought is trust, anonymity costs more than an ugly design.
For professionals
For psychologists, coaches, consultants, accountants and lawyers. Someone looking for help in your field is not comparing prices — they are comparing people. The site has to show who you are, what exactly you do and how to book with you, in under a minute.
The problem
These are not design problems. They are moments when someone who needed you went to someone else.
No photograph, no professional background, no "about" page written like a human being. In a field where what is bought is trust, anonymity costs more than an ugly design.
Every appointment starts with a phone call you have to answer yourself, between sessions. Whoever calls and doesn't get through calls the next name on the list.
People search for "child psychologist Râmnicu Vâlcea" or "accountant for sole traders Sibiu", not the name of your practice. If the site isn't built around those searches, you don't exist for them.
The solution
A professional photograph, your training, your specialisations, your approach. Whoever reaches you should feel they already know who they will be talking to.
Not "services", but "couples therapy", "tax advice for sole traders", "employment disputes". Each with its own page — both for the client and for Google.
The client chooses the service, the day and the time. They get an email confirmation, you get a notification. It can sync with Google Calendar.
A configured Google Business profile, structured data, titles written around the searches in your town. The foundation that brings in clients from your area.
With a clear note about confidentiality. In a sensitive field, that is the difference between a form completed and a form abandoned.
A blog is the best proof of expertise in an advisory field. You get it ready to use, if you want it.
Examples
Two working demos, close to your field. Go into them, press the buttons, try the forms.
These are demonstration demos, built to show what I can do. They are not presented as client work.
Indicative price
The prices are starting points, not final quotes. The configurator gives you a range in three minutes, without leaving your email, and the firm quote comes after we review your requirements.
The right option in most cases
Five pages, with a separate page for each service you offer, a contact form and online booking. For a practice with a single clear service, the Start package from €239 is enough.
We don't rebuild it just for the sake of rebuilding. We'll send you, free of charge, three concrete things that are probably costing you enquiries. If you then want the full analysis, the audit costs €119 — and is deducted in full from the project if you give us the implementation within 30 days.
Get the free mini-auditQuestions
Possibly not. If your diary fills up through referrals, a well-written contact form is enough, and online booking is money wasted. We'll say so in the quote — We don't sell you features you don't need.
Yes, and it often comes out more authentic. If you prefer, we rewrite it from what you tell us: €30 per page for a rewrite, from €50 for copy written from scratch.
The forms collect the minimum necessary, the consent wording is written explicitly, and the site gets a privacy policy suited to your field. We do not install tracking tools you have not approved.
No salesperson, no project manager, no middlemen. A written quote, the final price before work starts, two rounds of revisions, full access to the domain and the files. The site stays yours.