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The price follows the scope, which is why there is none on this page. What sets it: the number of pages, the number of languages, whether booking logic is involved, which systems get connected, and whether accessibility under the German BFSG is required. Tell us what you need and you get the calculation before you decide. Payment falls due after acceptance, with no deposit. And if two pages will do for what you have in mind, we say so rather than selling you a premium package.

An entry-level presence takes about a week. That assumes content: text, photos, opening hours and services. Where those are missing, it is not the build that takes longer but the gathering — which is why we supply a template that asks for exactly what is needed. A multilingual presence with booking, an AI assistant and review integration takes longer, because every language has to be translated, checked and marked up for search.

Yes, all three. The domain is registered to you, not to us. Text and images stay your property, and you are handed the finished website if you ever want to change provider. We offer hosting, maintenance and support because most clients want them — not because you would be stuck without us. Your contracting party is WAMOCON GmbH in Eschborn near Frankfurt, under German jurisdiction.

Every site we build is designed for it. Classic SEO gets you found and categorised by Google; GEO — generative engine optimisation — lets ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI answers cite you. In practice that means unambiguous headings, self-contained answer paragraphs, clean structured data and a maintained Google Business Profile. The difference shows up most on local questions such as “best barber in Alanya”.

Possibly. Germany’s Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz has obliged many providers of digital services to consumers since June 2025, online shops and booking flows among them; micro-enterprises are exempt under certain conditions. We build keyboard operability, screen-reader support and sufficient contrast in from the start, because retrofitting the same result costs considerably more. Whether the duty applies to you is something we go through in the first conversation — only legal advice can settle it bindingly.

The collaboration does not end there. Hosting and maintenance keep the site fast and current, updates close security holes, a monthly SEO report shows what people find you through, and VIP support takes change requests directly. Anyone who would rather not have that is handed the site and runs it themselves. Both are provided for; neither is a trap.

A website presents your company to the outside: strangers find you, form an impression and get in touch. A system runs your operation on the inside: several people work on the same case one after another, not everyone may see everything, and later you must be able to prove who decided what and when. Often it is both — for Ataberk Estate we built the website first and the ERP behind it afterwards. If your description sounds more like the second case, the way leads to our business systems.