WEB DESIGN

Websites start at €3,000. The final figure depends on the number of page templates, how much copy and imagery we create rather than migrate, additional languages, and integrations such as a booking tool, CRM or newsletter platform. A relaunch with a large archive costs more than a compact new site, because every old URL has to be mapped, redirected and tested. After the first call you receive a fixed-price quote listing pages, features and deliverables, and that price holds unless you extend the scope. Hosting and maintenance after launch are listed in the same quote. Invoices are issued in euro, so there is no exchange-rate risk. If the project grows into a customer portal or internal tool, custom software and web applications start at €15,000.

A typical company website takes six to ten weeks from kick-off; a relaunch with many existing pages can take longer because of the audit and redirect testing. After the initial call and the fixed-price quote, we hold a kick-off workshop on goals, audiences and site structure, either remotely or on site in Ireland if you prefer. Next comes a clickable prototype with real content, after which design, development and content entry run in parallel. Before launch we test forms, accessibility, loading speed and every redirect on a staging site you can review at any time. The schedule depends mostly on how quickly copy, photos and approvals arrive from your side, so we agree those dates together at the start.

Projects run in English, or in German if you prefer, through video calls, a shared project board and a staging link that shows progress at any time. Germany is one hour ahead of Ireland all year round, so working hours overlap almost completely. We have no office in Ireland; for kick-offs or content workshops we travel to you on request. Invoices come from KRUPKA Concept GmbH in euro. For business customers with a valid Irish VAT number, the EU reverse-charge mechanism applies: we invoice without German VAT and you account for Irish VAT in your own VAT return. Where we host or process personal data on your behalf, we sign a data processing agreement under Article 28 GDPR.

That depends on what the site does. The Act has applied in Ireland since 28 June 2025 and covers consumer-facing services such as online shops and other e-commerce services, consumer banking, e-books, and booking and ticketing for passenger transport. Microenterprises providing services, meaning businesses with fewer than ten employees and an annual turnover or balance sheet total of no more than €2 million, are exempt. A purely informational B2B site often falls outside the scope. Even then, WCAG 2.1 AA, the level referenced in the European standard EN 301 549, is a sensible baseline because it makes the site usable for more people. In the first call we give you a technical assessment; the final legal view is a matter for your solicitor or legal adviser.