One website. One price. One day.
€300. A proper small-business website — built with AI, checked by a person, and shown to you on a running clock so you can see exactly how long it's taking.
Not a template you fill in yourself, and not a six-week agency job. You tell me about your business, I build it, you approve it, it's yours.
Anywhere in Ireland, north and south, all by phone, email and video.
Built to a standard shape, so it's fast and it's cheap
€300 covers a fixed set of pages — Home, About, Services or Menu, Contact — for one of eight common types of Irish small business.
Plumber, electrician, builder, cleaner — what you do, where you cover, how to book you.
A sole trader or small practice site that says what you do and how to get in touch.
Menu, hours, location, and a way to find you on the map.
Rooms, rates, and an enquiry form — no live booking calendar.
A creative, photographer or writer's own site, with a gallery of work.
A club, a one-off event, or a recurring one, with a sign-up form.
A simple page telling your story, with a link out to donate.
Your products shown with prices — enquire or phone to buy, no online checkout.
Something bigger, or outside these eight? See what's not included, and I'll quote you separately. Prices exclude VAT.
Honest about the AI
The site is built with AI tools. That's the whole reason it costs €300 and takes a day, not €2,000 and three weeks. Before anything goes live, I check it myself — every word, every price, every link, on a phone and a computer.
You get the domain, the hosting and the code in your own name at the end. Nothing about this locks you in.