Web design in Krakow – a website that brings customers from Google

The profile wins short searches in Maps and shows your phone number, but it will not answer questions about scope, prices and past work – that is what the link to your site is for. For one of my clients, an air conditioning company, 23 people tapped the phone number straight from the profile in four months, and 16 more went from it to the website with the enquiry form. Facebook, in turn, does not show up in Google the way a website does, and it is not yours – its owner changes the rules and the reach. The two work best together: the profile brings people in, the site convinces them.

A referral rarely turns into a call straight away. More than 80% of people look a company up online before they dial – they type the name into Google and see what comes back. If nothing comes back, or they land on a profile from years ago, that same recommendation can end up with a competitor who is visible. A site and a profile do not replace referrals, they close them: they show your work, your reviews and your scope before anyone decides to call.

A one-page site starts at €490 net, a business website with a CMS at €1100 net, and a site with local SEO and a Google Business Profile at €2950 net. Polish VAT (23%) is added where it applies, and invoices are issued in PLN. The full list of packages and add-ons is on the pricing page.

Every package includes a site that looks right on a phone and on a desktop, an SSL certificate (the padlock next to the address), a cookie consent banner, a page where you put your own privacy policy, optimized images, and submitting the site to Google so customers can find it. An admin panel for editing content yourself, a portfolio gallery or a blog depend on the package you pick. Hosting and the domain you pay for directly at the provider; putting the site on the server is on me.

A one-page site is usually 1–2 weeks, a business website 3–4 weeks, and the local SEO package 6–8 weeks. We agree the date at the start and it goes into the schedule.

We start with a free call, and you get a quote with a schedule within 24 hours. Once you accept, we sign a short contract and you pay a 20% deposit. The balance is settled after handover, against an invoice with a 5-day payment term.

With a freelancer you talk directly to the person building your site – no salespeople in between, which keeps the cost down and the decisions fast. An agency makes sense for large projects that need a whole team. For a small business site, compare the portfolio and the reviews; those tell you the most.

Yes. At handover you get training on the admin panel. If you would rather not touch the site yourself, I run it under ongoing care from €85 net per month: updates, backups and technical fixes. The higher tier also covers publishing your articles with SEO in mind.

Use the form on this page or call +48 732 256 487. On a free call I learn what your business does, and the quote with a schedule goes out within 24 hours. Basic information about the company and your logo are enough to start.