Win customers and handle enquiries
From positioning and content through the website to handling enquiries: we connect marketing, sales and engineering. The channels and workflows included are agreed around your needs.
Design the path to an enquiryWe connect marketing, sales and engineering for customer acquisition and enquiry handling. Depending on the task, we build websites, connected workflows, individual automations, knowledge systems or custom software.
For companies between two and eighty people: trades, construction, real estate, hotels, service businesses.
Your business objective
For businesses in Switzerland and internationally. We start with your objective and identify the next step that makes sense.
From positioning and content through the website to handling enquiries: we connect marketing, sales and engineering. The channels and workflows included are agreed around your needs.
Design the path to an enquiryIndividual automations, chatbots, knowledge graphs or custom software: we develop the right solution for a clearly defined task. Existing systems, responsibilities and access rights set the boundaries.
Connect business workflowsWhat you commission
A website can provide a foundation for customer acquisition. Building it, running it and developing its business contribution involve different tasks. Each step is expressly agreed according to need.
We clarify target customers, the offer, current workflows and bottlenecks. The deliverable is a reasoned priority with objectives, scope and review criteria for the next step.
You contribute business knowledge and actual workflows, and decide on priorities and budget.
Before starting, we agree the questions, deliverable and acceptance criteria for the diagnosis.
We build the agreed scope: for example a website and enquiry journey, an individual automation or a knowledge application. Testing includes handoffs and agreed connections.
You provide approved content and access, resolve business questions and accept the implementation.
Features, interfaces, exclusions and acceptance criteria are defined before implementation.
Maintenance, monitoring and recovery form the agreed technical service. The operating scope identifies the systems and tasks we are responsible for.
You appoint responsible people and approve necessary access and changes.
Service scope, responsibilities, response procedures and commercial terms require an explicit agreement.
We assess available search data, enquiry quality and sales feedback, then implement prioritised improvements to content or workflows. Channels and actions follow evidenced needs.
You assess enquiry quality, record sales outcomes and decide on the next priorities.
Objectives, data, actions, scope and cadence are agreed separately. No follow-on engagement starts automatically.
Each one is its own product with its own scope. A website is not an operating system, and an agent is not a website. That is why each one starts by telling you who it is for.
This suits you if you have no website, or one nobody finds, and you do not want to look after it yourself.
The price depends only on the scope above and on whether you want a shop. We name it in conversation, without detours.
Every month twenty landing pages and twelve blog articles are written for you. Cybersecurity, servers and the optimisation for Google and AI search run alongside, without you having to think about them.
Anything beyond the scope above is billed separately.
This suits you if you run a company of roughly twenty people or more and lose time and money between quote, job, hours and invoice.
The price depends on how many jobs and users you have. We name it once we know your order of magnitude, rather than guessing it.
This is a different product from a website, not a more expensive one. It always starts with a conversation, never with an order.
This suits you if one task repeats every day and eats hours: sorting enquiries, preparing quotes, checking invoices.
The price depends on how many systems the agent has to touch. One that only reads is quick to build; one that writes needs care.
An agent always carries running costs. It thinks along every day, and every day costs something.
This suits you if you know you should be visible but never get round to it.
The price depends on how many channels we work on and how much you supply yourself.
This suits you if your knowledge sits in people and folders, and every new hire needs months to find it.
The price depends on how well ordered your knowledge already is. We look at that before naming a figure.
This suits you if you would rather not decide piece by piece and want one partner for the whole thing.
We settle that in conversation, not on a price list.
One contact for everything, instead of four contracts side by side.
You pay for the build up front, and that makes the website yours. This matters more than it sounds. Many providers rent websites out and keep them when the contract ends, which means starting from nothing after years of work. Not here.
Thunderman in Australia (electrical and air conditioning), Green Planet (landscaping) and HD Cleaners (commercial cleaning) work with what is described on this page.
Robert Pora, founder of HD Cleaners, gave us five out of five stars. Clutch verified that review.
See all projectsOne hour, free and without obligation. After it you know what we would build and what it costs.
Pick a timeEvery figure on this page in one place. What stands here is the price. There is no second list.
We name the price in conversation, because it depends on the scope and on whether you want an online shop. What is fixed beforehand is the scope: four pages plus all legal pages, cybersecurity, server operation, five landing pages and three blog articles every week, and ongoing optimisation for Google and AI search. You pay once for the build, then a fixed monthly amount.
Because a figure without your case says little. A business with four pages in one language needs something different from one with a shop in three. We name the price in the first conversation, and it is fixed then, not estimated.
Yes. You pay for the build up front, which makes it yours. Many providers rent websites out and keep them when the contract ends. We do not.
Cybersecurity, server operation and maintenance, plus five landing pages and three blog articles every week, and ongoing optimisation for Google and AI search. That is roughly twenty landing pages and twelve articles a month.