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Website development / business system development / consulting and audits / training

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New data – new opportunities

Websites

Get the full package to see how your website works. Website development is based on serverless principles, which means the site is hosted in the cloud and does not require a server to be maintained. This reduces costs and increases security. I can help you access data such as network requests and integrate with GA4 and Meta tools.

Business systems

Business system development also follows the serverless model, meaning the system is hosted in the cloud and no server maintenance is required. This lowers costs and improves security.

Consulting, audits and training

Want to find out whether your website follows modern standards? Or maybe you want to learn more about your company’s internal systems? I also offer training for your employees on how serverless website setup works and what the advantages are.

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Pricing and payment

Pricing and terms

Website

Setup and creation: 90 € 48 €
Maintenance: €3 per month

Minimum contract term – 6 months.

  • Contact form
  • Application delivery by email
  • Bot protection for contact form
  • Cloud service account
  • Website maintenance

Changes to the website are charged extra based on scope. For example, if a new section needs to be added, it costs €10 per section. If a new functionality is required, it costs €20 per feature. If major changes are needed, it costs €50 per significant update.

Business system

Design 90 €
Development €100
Testing and launch: €50
Maintenance: €20

Minimum contract term – 6 months.

  • Serverless
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Cloud service account
  • Maintenance and changes
  • Consulting and training

If you need a simple way to keep employees informed about updates or introduce new features.

Consulting, audits and training

One-off consultation: 65 €
Employee training on website development: €50 for one employee and €30 for each additional employee
Audit of website or other system security: €50 for one system and €30 for each additional system

If you are planning a new solution or reviewing a proposal; if you want to teach your employees or yourself how serverless website setup works and what its advantages are. Or if you already maintain a system and want to identify security gaps or opportunities.

Consider this before building a website

Security is part of a good website

Ask yourself

Here are the differences to consider if you build your website with, for example, WordPress or a serverless approach.

WordPress is the world’s most popular content management tool. It runs on a server: PHP, a MySQL database, a theme and plugins all run there. That means someone has to maintain that server permanently – updating the WordPress core, the plugins and the PHP version, and keeping up with security news.

Serverless, without servers! In this approach the website is a set of static files delivered by a cloud platform, and only the functions that actually do something run on demand. There is no server to update and no database to maintain. The contact form on this page also uses Cloudflare serverless functions to process applications securely and send email confirmations.

Comparing the two approaches, the differences show up in three places. Security: with WordPress it is only as good as the care someone puts into updates, while in a serverless setup the platform maintains most of it. Cost: WordPress requires fixed hosting and maintenance time, while serverless charges for the work actually performed. Growth: more traffic means a more powerful server with WordPress, but automatic scaling with serverless.

There is no single right answer for everyone. If your site depends on complex content management or a large database, WordPress can still be the right choice. For most small business websites, a serverless setup delivers the same result with less maintenance, a smaller security risk and predictable costs.