We design and build websites for small businesses across Ireland, from Dublin cafés to guesthouses on the west coast. Our packages are priced in pounds incl. VAT, and the figure you see is the figure in your quote.
PackagesStarter £310 · Business £700 · E-commerce £1,080 incl. VAT
Small businesses in Ireland
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Visitors want to see the rooms, the location and how to book before anything else. A photo-led site with clear room pages, a map and a direct booking enquiry or a link to the booking platform you already use keeps the decision simple.
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Menus, opening hours, events and directions are what people look up. We put them on the first screen and give you an admin panel so you can change a menu or post a music night yourself.
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Electricians, landscapers, cleaners and mechanics in Cork, Galway or Limerick need to show the work they do, the areas they cover and a fast way to ask for a quote. A form that arrives in your WhatsApp does exactly that.
Local search and language
Irish customers search by service and place, often down to the area or the Dublin postal district: “barber Dublin 7”, “wedding venue Galway”, “plumber Cork city”. We write page titles, descriptions and service pages around those searches and make sure your Google Business Profile matches the details on your site.
An English site serves most Irish businesses well. If you would also like a version in a second language, for visitors or for customers who prefer it, it can be added as a separate line in your quote, with each language on its own web address.
Ireland uses the euro, while our packages are priced in pounds incl. VAT: Starter £310, Business £700, E-commerce £1,080.
How we work
We schedule calls around your hours. Tell us when the business is quiet, an early morning or a mid-afternoon lull, and we will ring then; everything else runs in the WhatsApp chat.
Packages: Starter £310 (3 working days), Business £700 (5 working days), E-commerce £1,080 (7 working days), each with the first year of domain and hosting. Services: business website · e-commerce website · logo and brand identity · Google Ads management.
Company details
Section 151 of the Companies Act 2014 sets out the particulars a company with a website should display there: its name and legal form, the place of registration and registration number, and the address of its registered office, all in a prominent and easily accessible place. If the site mentions share capital, the figure should be the issued share capital that is paid up.
Most owners put these details in the footer or on a short company information page, and that is how we build it: you send us the details and we set them out once, where visitors expect to find them.
A site that takes enquiries or bookings also collects personal data. The Data Protection Commission's guidance for small businesses says to tell people why you collect their data, how you will use it and how long you will keep it, in clear and plain language, and to have a lawful basis under Article 6 of the GDPR for each use. The Data Protection Act 2018 applies alongside the GDPR. We prepare the privacy page during the build, written around the forms and tools your site actually uses.
Your web address
IEDR, the registry for .ie, asks the domain holder to be based on the island of Ireland, meaning registered, operating or resident there, or to show a real and substantive connection to it. A company can show its CRO number, VAT number or business registration number, and a sole trader or partnership can show an Irish VAT number or proof of Irish tax registration. A holder based elsewhere can show that it trades, or clearly intends to trade, with customers in Ireland, for example through invoices or delivery options in an online shop.
The old requirement to explain your claim to a particular name was removed in March 2018, so a .ie name no longer needs a reason behind it.
Our packages include the first year of domain and hosting. Our guide to building a small business website covers the steps from choosing a name to launch, and if you plan to sell online, the Shopify and WooCommerce cost comparison sets out how the two compare.
Ireland
No. Cork, Galway, Limerick, Waterford or a small town on the coast: the whole process runs remotely, so where you are makes no difference.
The Business package includes a booking or enquiry form; requests reach you on WhatsApp. If you use a booking platform, we link to it from every room page. Ask about your case on WhatsApp →
Yes, all of them, incl. VAT: Starter £310, Business £700, E-commerce £1,080.
Yes. The Business package comes with a simple admin panel, and we show you how to use it at handover.
Let's start
Dublin, Cork, Galway or anywhere else in Ireland. All the ways to reach us are on the contact page.
