
Google Business Profile for an online business – when is it worth setting up?
You run a business online and wonder whether a Google Business Profile makes sense? I explain when it is worth setting one up, and when you can skip it.
Business email setup on your own domain, because an address ending in gmail.com quietly costs you clients. I configure the mailbox, move the old mail across if there is any, and build a signature that matches the rest of your materials.

See whether this is you – and what you get out of it.
They make sense when:
Everything is quoted individually – you describe what you need, I give you the scope and the price. Prices are in euro; the invoice is issued in PLN at the National Bank of Poland rate.
Something else fits better when:
If you are not sure, write or call – we will find the right fit.
Everything is quoted individually. Describe what you need and I will give you a rough price and a timeframe.
Setting up mail on your own domain in Google Workspace or Proton.me: accounts, MX/SPF/DKIM records, forwarding. From €100 net.
A proper signature with your logo, company details and links – as an add-on to the email setup, or on its own. Plus €70 net.
Moving an existing mailbox and its data to Google Workspace, Proton.me or another provider. From €170 net.
Single graphics for social media, a newsletter banner, an image for the site or for print. Built from your logo and colours. Quoted by the number of pieces and how complex they are.
Setting up a mailbox on your domain at a hosting provider (home.pl, cyberFolks, OVH and others): MX, SPF, DKIM records. For companies that already have hosting and want to add mail to it. Quoted individually.
One-off fixes on the site, updating a PDF, preparing a version of your logo for a specific use. Scope and price agreed case by case.
Not finding what you are after? Write or call – the scope can usually be adapted (digital business cards, document templates and so on).
Setting up mail on your own domain in Google Workspace or Proton.me: accounts, MX/SPF/DKIM records, forwarding. From €100 net. The signature can be added on top (plus €70 net) – then instead of two separate jobs you get one consistent rollout.
Google Workspace (from around €6 per account per month) is the sensible pick if you already use Gmail and the Google tools (Drive, Meet, Docs). Proton.me (from around €3.99 per month) leads on privacy and end-to-end encryption – a good fit for law firms and anyone who cares about confidential correspondence. I work with both, and on a call I will help you pick.
The signature is €70 net for the design (logo, details, links) – as an add-on to the email setup, or on its own. The price can move with more versions (with or without a photo, several languages) and extra revisions – I quote those individually.
Ideally yes – then the signature matches the rest of your materials. If you have no logo, I can propose a simple text signature, or a logo design first (a separate service).
Yes – mail on your domain can be set up at various hosts (home.pl, cyberFolks, OVH and so on) or in Google Workspace / Microsoft 365. I need access to the domain DNS or the mail panel; I quote once the details are settled.
Yes. Clients often order a site or a logo and then add the email signature or the mail configuration. Everything ends up consistent and in one place.
A logo for the signature, the site and your materials – one consistent starting point.
See the serviceA profile with your logo and details – it pairs naturally with the email signature.
See the serviceAn email signature, a graphic, mail configuration or something else – write or call. Quoted individually, no obligation.
No obligation. You get a price range and a recommendation.
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I am based in Krakow and work with businesses across southern Poland, and remotely with the rest of the country. A video call and the phone cover it. Prices on this site are in euro – that is the figure you agree to; the invoice comes from a business registered in Poland and is issued in PLN at the National Bank of Poland rate.
Tell me how many people you have and whether you already own a domain. I will send back a quote for the setup within one working day.