Question 1

How much does a website cost?

Accepted Answer

An essential website (3 to 5 pages, custom design, basic technical SEO) starts at €2,250, delivered in 3 to 4 weeks. The premium version, from €3,600, adds integrated online booking and a more complete structure — built for venues that handle booking requests (bar, restaurant, gallery, practice). For a smaller need, a landing page alone (one page, responsive, contact form) starts at €900 and ships in 3 to 5 days. Beyond a showcase website, a custom web application (client area, back-office, authentication) is quoted individually: its cost depends directly on the features requested, and there's no honest generic price for that kind of project. The first conversation, free and with no obligation, helps scope the right level and get a detailed quote within 48 hours.

Question 2

What's the timeline for a website or app?

Accepted Answer

A landing page ships in 3 to 5 days, a website in 3 to 6 weeks depending on size (essential or premium with booking), and a full web or mobile app in 6 to 12 weeks depending on its features. The timeline covers four steps: a free discovery call to scope the project, a detailed proposal with timeline within 48h, the build itself with regular check-ins to validate each step, then launch with go-live and hands-on training. What moves the timeline the most: the number of pages, whether third-party integrations are needed (booking, payment, CRM), and how quickly the client turns around feedback on intermediate reviews.

Question 3

How much does an automation cost?

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A simple automation (1 to 2 connected tools, for example an online booking that triggers an automatic confirmation and a day-before reminder) starts at €900 to set up, then €150 to 300/month in maintenance — that covers flow monitoring, error handling and reconnections, and updating connectors when a third-party API changes. A full multi-flow system (several tools linked with conditional logic, for example point of sale + booking + CRM + invoicing kept in sync) is quoted individually, since its cost depends on how many tools need connecting and how complex the business rules are. For a business that isn't sure where to start, the audit & mapping service from €450 identifies the highest-value tasks to automate before investing in the build.

Question 4

What tools can be connected together?

Accepted Answer

Most everyday tools can be connected together: point-of-sale software, online booking, CRM, email marketing (Brevo, Mailchimp), Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, or AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT — through automation platforms like n8n (open-source, self-hostable) or Make. A common example for a multi-site restaurant: a booking triggers an automatic confirmation, a day-before reminder, then a feedback request after the visit, all feeding into a single dashboard showing occupancy per location. The choice between n8n and Make mostly comes down to data sensitivity: n8n, open-source and self-hostable, keeps the data with the client instead of on a third-party server — the studio's default choice unless the client has a specific constraint.

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