A website with three pages and exactly one extra feature: calculating prices, sorting inquiries or taking appointment requests. I recommend how to build it securely and explain why.
from€1,200Offers for businesses and the self-employed only, prices plus 19 % VAT.
For a transport company I built a price calculator as a pitch.
Ioan helped us creating our new website and we are extremely happy with his support. Very responsive, really good ideas and also very skilled with additional add ons. We have an integrated boarding process through which new clients are able to book meetings and trigger payments. So if you need a homepage with additional features, Ioan is a perfect fit
Juergen WiedemannTrinity Tax, tax firm in Munich
A single external service also fits this level, such as a map, a newsletter tool or forwarding a form to your CRM system, the software where you manage your customers.
An AI Chatbot is a separate add-on, available with any level.
Already have a website and only need the feature? It can often be added without rebuilding everything.
I look at your website first and tell you honestly whether the feature fits cleanly or a rebuild is better.
You describe what the feature should do. We settle in writing how it fits your workflow.
You get an offer with a fixed price for website and feature.
I build the website and the feature. You test the feature before it goes live.
The website goes live in your accounts. For 30 days I fix errors free of charge.
RankLokal is not a software house and not a provider of large projects. I take on clearly defined solutions for small and medium-sized businesses.
If a request is outside what I can deliver reliably, I say so in my first reply.
When your website should take on a task instead of only informing. Beyond the three included pages, each page costs €150. Which features pay off for which business is shown in the overview of website features.
The examples above and connecting a single service. Online appointment booking with calendar sync does not belong here: it connects several systems and is part of the web application. The difference between the two is explained in the comparison appointment request or online booking.
I usually build a single feature with custom code, not with a standard plugin, a ready-made add-on for WordPress, for example. That keeps the website fast and easy to follow. When WordPress fits better after all is explained in the comparison WordPress or a custom website.
Usually about a month, depending on the feature and how quickly the content is ready.
When several features must work together, such as booking with calendar, payment and a customer area, or when internal workflows should be automated. See the Custom Web Application
Then you send me the new figures and I update the calculator. I bill that by effort. The calculator always shows a guide price; the binding offer still comes from you.
The feature only asks for what you really need. I write the draft of the privacy policy to match: which data the feature collects and where it goes. You check it legally yourself or have it checked.
No. You sign up for both yourself and give me access for the setup, so everything belongs to you. If the feature runs on a service on my servers, a monthly fee may apply. We clarify that before the project starts.
Describing the problem is enough. I tell you honestly what a solution could look like.