A business website that earns the first impression and the enquiry

It depends on the number of genuinely distinct templates rather than pages, on whether copy and photography are needed, and on how much of the content you want to manage yourself afterwards. Integrations move the figure too: a contact form is trivial, a booking flow wired into a CRM is not. We quote after the positioning and structure step, when the scope is actually known - a number given before that is a guess dressed as an estimate, and it is usually the reason budgets move during a build. The quote states what is included, what is excluded and what would count as an addition, which is also the only basis on which you can compare it against a competing proposal fairly.

For a simple brochure site a platform is often fine, and we will tell you when that is the case rather than quote a build you do not need. Coded sites win in four situations: when performance matters, because Core Web Vitals feed directly into Google rankings and a template ships code for features you will never use; when the design cannot be forced into a template without fighting it; when plugin licences and their security exposure start to accumulate, since every plugin is an update dependency that can break something else; and when the site has to integrate with systems you already run, such as a CRM or Israeli invoicing. There is also ownership: with a coded site you receive the repository and can leave.

Yes. The text, images, prices and banners that change regularly are editable through an admin interface, without touching code and without opening a support ticket. Your team gets training at handover and written documentation to go with it. Structural changes - a new page type, a new integration, a change in behaviour - come to us, which is deliberate rather than restrictive: it is what stops a site drifting into six different layouts over a year, and it is equally true of WordPress. If you would rather not touch the site at all, routine content changes are included in our monthly maintenance plans within the hours the plan allows, so a banner update is not a separate conversation each time.

We can, and we recommend it. Copy written alongside the design almost always outperforms copy supplied afterwards to fit a finished layout, because the structure and the argument are the same decision made twice. We write from the discovery call, the material you provide and keyword research, so the text does more than describe the business - it uses the phrases people actually search. If you have a writer we work with them from the structure step onward rather than at the end. Either way we review the copy together before launch, since you know your customers and the objections that recur in sales conversations better than any outside writer will. Content is also the most common cause of delay, so deciding who owns it early is worth doing.

Yes, and built in rather than bolted on. Semantic structure, a heading hierarchy a screen reader can traverse, full keyboard navigation, sufficient colour contrast, labelled form fields and alternative text are part of the build and are checked before launch rather than after a complaint. We build to Israeli standard IS 5568, which is based on WCAG 2.0 Level AA, and also implement WCAG 2.1 Level AA. In Israel this is a legal requirement and the exposure sits with the site owner rather than the builder. Accessibility overlays added after the fact tend to slow the site down without repairing the underlying markup: the widget sits above the page, while the broken structure, the low contrast and the unreachable navigation remain beneath it.

A live site needs hosting, an SSL certificate, a domain renewal, security and dependency patching, backups, uptime monitoring and occasional content work. Those are the recurring costs people forget when comparing build quotes, and they are the reason a cheap build sometimes turns out to be the expensive option. We offer this as a monthly plan with published pricing and a response time written into the agreement, starting at 290 shekels a month for a marketing site and 590 for one generating leads continuously. Alternatively we hand over the repository, the deployment pipeline and full documentation, and you run it internally or with another supplier - nothing in the build depends on us continuing.