For businesses in Linz with a website that has run for years and nobody wants to touch any more. We take it over, clean it up and keep it running.
A web agency takes responsibility for something that already exists. With industrial and B2B businesses in Linz that is the normal case: the website has run for six or eight years, it was built by somebody who is no longer around, the credentials sit in an old email and nobody knows exactly what happens when you apply an update. We work our way into systems like that, document them and then keep them running, without you having to rebuild.
ÜBERNAHME // ALTBESTAND
Before the first change we make a full backup and rebuild the site in a test environment. That is where we try updates first. That is the reason nobody has dared touch it for years, and with the right approach it is not a big risk.
DOKUMENTATION
Where the domain sits, who owns it, which system runs in which version, which interface hangs off the product catalogue. You get that as a document, regardless of whether you continue working with us. At industrial companies that is often the real value of the first months.
AUSFALL // ERREICHBARKEIT
At a B2B company a dead website rarely costs revenue immediately, but it costs trust when a buyer is checking it right then. We monitor availability and notice an outage before you get the call.
A website consists of six jobs that come up permanently. Without an agency they spread across three or four companies, and when something does not work, each points at the next. That is rarely bad faith, it is that none of them sees the whole.
When we take over an existing website you pay ongoing support from 80€ per month, plus one-time clean-up work. Its scope can only be named seriously after looking into the site, on grown systems it is typically between one and three days. A rebuild starts at 2,500€. Search engine optimization from 500€ per month we only recommend in B2B once the technical basis is clean.
ONE-TIME
from 2,500€
When you want to take over yourself afterwards.
RECOMMENDED
from 2,500€ plus from 80€ per month
The normal case. Built and then kept running.
KOMPLETT
from 2,500€ plus from 580€ per month
When the site should also get found.
I write the quote, I design, I build. You do not get an account manager standing between you and the work, you talk to the same person from the first question until after launch.
If something does not make sense, I say so, even when that makes the project smaller. In the long run that is more pleasant for both sides. I come to Linz when we should look at the systems together, that is a quick trip from Vienna.
Most quotes revolve around the build, because that is easy to compare. But it gets decided afterwards. A website nobody touches for two years loses speed, collects security holes and shows prices that no longer exist. That is exactly what an agency is for instead of a one-off job.
the build
Concept, design, build, launch. The part everyone talks about and almost every supplier can do.
the operation
Updates, security holes, new content, changed prices, a new team on the about page, Google changing its rules. This is where it gets decided whether the site is still worth anything after two years.
Ratio shown qualitatively, build time per our guideline of 4 to 8 weeks
In Linz we run into websites nobody in the building ever set up themselves more often than elsewhere. At industrial companies they are often older than half the workforce, hang off product data from another system and were last touched when somebody still could. The wish then is rarely a nicer design, it is somebody who looks at it and is responsible afterwards.
Most agencies answer an old website with a quote for a new one. That is convenient but often unnecessary. If structure and content are sound, cleaning up is cheaper and faster, and your existing Google positions stay intact instead of starting from zero.
Anyone exporting from Linz needs the site in English, and on grown systems the second language was usually bolted on afterwards. That backfires with Google because the language signals are missing. We clean that up during the takeover.
If you only care about the build, everything about design is on our page on web design in Linz.
Because we take over existing systems without immediately selling a rebuild. That is less convenient than starting from zero, since you have to read your way into somebody else code, but for you it is usually the cheaper solution. You get the same person who read that code on the phone in two years when something snags. And you get an honest answer from us when a rebuild really is the more sensible option.
Give us the address of your existing website. We look inside and get back to you with an assessment of what would need cleaning up and what it costs.
A new website starts at 2,500€ one-time, ongoing support at 80€ per month and goes up to 150€ depending on scope. Search engine optimization costs from 500€ per month if you want it. With a takeover, one-time clean-up work is added. Its scope can only be named seriously after looking into the site, on grown systems it is typically between one and three days.
That is the normal case with our clients in Linz and not a problem. Before the first change we make a full backup and rebuild the site in a test environment. That is where we try updates first. That is exactly why nobody dared touch it before, and with this approach it is not a big risk.
Yes, and it belongs to you, regardless of whether you continue working with us. It says where the domain sits, who owns it, which system runs in which version and which interface hangs off what. At industrial companies that is often the real value of the first months.
No, and that is a difference. Most agencies answer an old website with a quote for a new one. If structure and content are sound, cleaning up is cheaper and faster, and your existing Google positions stay intact. If a rebuild really is the more sensible option, we say so.
Yes. Anyone exporting from Linz needs the site in English, and on grown systems the second language was usually bolted on afterwards. That backfires with Google because the language signals are missing. We clean that up during the takeover.