Launch Website
For small businesses that need a clear presence
CHF 500
- + Up to three core pages
- + Custom responsive design
- + Clear service presentation
- + Enquiry form and WhatsApp link
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Website design in Switzerland
A Swiss studio building fast, fixed-price websites for small businesses — in English, German, or both.
Overview
Switzerland has a large English-speaking business population: internationals in Zurich, Zug, Geneva and Basel who run consultancies, practices, studios and small trading companies. Many of them need a site that works for a Swiss audience and an international one at the same time.
We build exactly that. A single site can run German and English side by side, each language on its own address so search engines index both properly, with Swiss contact details and pricing shown in CHF, EUR or USD.
Everything is fixed price. You know the cost before we start, you review the site on a private preview address, and nothing goes public until you approve it.
What you get
- Custom layout and design, never a stock template
- Full optimisation for phones and tablets
- Optimised images and a mobile performance check
- An enquiry form with clear success and error feedback
- Search-engine foundations: titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap
- Domain and hosting set up, all credentials handed over
- A private preview address throughout the build
Market conditions
Compare providers by the agreed pages, content, revisions, ongoing costs and handover. We work online from Switzerland and confirm your project scope before payment.
Timeline
Your website is ready within one week after payment and receipt of the agreed content and access. Delayed feedback or additional requests move the completion date. We publish only after your approval.
What to check before hiring
Compare the agreed scope, included revisions, ongoing third-party costs and handover. At SpiderWeb Studio we discuss these points directly online and confirm the binding scope before work begins.
Pricing
Launch starts at CHF 500, Professional at CHF 800 and Signature at CHF 1,300. Custom projects start at CHF 2,000. Extras and monthly care are itemised separately. The binding proposal and invoicing are in CHF.
Professional Website
For a stronger and more complete presence
CHF 800
- + Up to five core pages
- + Everything in Launch
- + Dedicated service pages
- + Gallery or portfolio
Signature Website
For a distinctive, highly individual presence
CHF 1'300
- + Up to seven core pages
- + Everything in Professional
- + Distinctive visual design
- + One slider or filterable gallery included
Custom Website
A separate quote for bespoke requirements
CHF 2'000
- + Tailored scope and page structure
- + Complex features assessed individually
- + Written fixed quote before payment
- + Two revision rounds within the agreed scope
01
Call
A 20-minute call to agree on goals, scope and timing.
02
Quote
A fixed price with the scope written down.
03
Build
The site takes shape at a private preview address that only you can access.
04
Feedback
Two detailed rounds of feedback and revisions.
05
Launch
Published after your approval, with all credentials handed over.
Local visibility checklist
- A Google Business Profile only if your business meets Google’s eligibility rules, with accurate business details
- Separate German and English versions on their own URLs, not machine translation
- One page per service instead of a single catch-all page
- Listings on local.ch and search.ch with identical business details
- Structured data for address, contact and services
Frequently asked questions
Can you build the site in English only?
Yes. English-only, German-only, or both languages side by side — whichever matches your customers.
What does a website cost in Switzerland?
Launch starts at CHF 500, Professional at CHF 800 and Signature at CHF 1,300. Custom projects start at CHF 2,000. Extras and monthly care are itemised separately. The binding proposal and invoicing are in CHF.
Do you work with clients outside Switzerland?
Yes. The whole process is remote by default, so location makes no practical difference.
Who owns the site afterwards?
You do — domain, content and all access credentials are handed over at launch.