Guides for specific software problems · Website relaunch
Your competitor has the better website — and gets your inquiries?
You know your offer is good. Still, prospects end up with your competitor — because their website looks more modern, loads faster and works on a smartphone. Visitors decide within seconds whether a website seems trustworthy. The good news: a modern website is no longer a six-month project.
Does this sound familiar?
- Inquiries via the website have dropped, although nothing has changed about your offer.
- Your website looks bad on a smartphone or is awkward to use.
- Your competitor ranks above you on Google.
- You're a little embarrassed to give out your website address.
- Content is outdated because changing it is too much hassle.
Why this happens
Mobile comes first
More than half of all visits come from smartphones, and Google evaluates the mobile version. A desktop website from ten years ago loses twice here.
Load time costs visitors
Heavy themes, plugins and unoptimised images make pages slow. Every second of waiting drives visitors to the next search result.
No clear next step
Many websites explain at length what a company is, but not what the visitor should do now. No clear path to contact, no inquiries.
Relaunch too expensive, too slow
Classic relaunches take months and cost accordingly. So they're postponed again and again while the gap to the competition grows.
What to do now
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An honest comparison
Open your website and those of two competitors on a smartphone. Where do you find what you're looking for faster, and where would you get in touch?
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Measure load time
Check your website for free with Google PageSpeed Insights. Scores in the red are a clear signal.
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Define the one path to contact
What should a visitor do: call, fill in a form, book a meeting? That path must be visible on every page.
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Cut content down to the essentials
Who are you, who is the offer for, roughly what does it cost, what happens next? The home page needs no more than that.
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Rebuild fast instead of planning for long
With AI-assisted development, a modern, fast website takes days. What matters is that old URLs are redirected so existing rankings stay.
How we help
We build modern, fast and multilingual websites in a fraction of the time it used to take — with AI, reviewed by senior developers, without CMS baggage.
- A fast rebuild instead of a months-long relaunch project
- Mobile first, fast load times, clear paths to contact
- Transfer of existing content and redirects for old URLs
- Additional languages on request, e.g. Japanese, French or German
- Ongoing changes via instructions — without a back end of your own
Frequently asked questions
How long does a new website take?
A typical company website is ready in a few days to weeks, depending on how quickly content and approvals come in.
Do you also do search engine optimisation?
We take care of the technical foundation: fast load times, clean structure, mobile view, metadata and redirects. Ongoing SEO campaigns are not part of our offer.
Can I keep my old content?
Yes. We keep what's good and cut what nobody reads — in agreement with you.
What does it cost?
One plan per application: a fixed monthly base fee plus the hours actually worked. Prices are listed openly on our pricing page.