Web design and marketing that grows Finnish businesses.

With us, a website of up to five pages starts at €350, an online store at €750, and a bespoke 6 to 15 page site usually costs €650 to €850. For context, Eurostat puts Finland's overall price level 18.5% above the EU average. Price your exact scope in the calculator, and we confirm a fixed figure in euros, in writing.

Every site comes with a phone-first design, checks against the WCAG 2.1 criteria in the Act on the Provision of Digital Services plus testing to WCAG 2.2 AA, a cookie banner set up the way Traficom expects, a privacy notice for the GDPR and the Data Protection Act, Core Web Vitals targets, GA4 and enquiry tracking, on-page SEO, and full ownership of your domain, code and content. Copywriting, extra languages and features such as booking are priced in the calculator.

We build client sites in Finnish and English as standard, and add Swedish wherever your customers expect it: 5.0% of people in Finland speak Swedish as their first language, and it is the majority language in a number of coastal municipalities. All project communication with you is in written English. Finland ranks 12th of 123 countries on EF's English Proficiency Index, so most owners review briefs and staging notes in English with ease.

If you sell to consumers online and are not a micro-enterprise, almost certainly. Since 28 June 2025 the Act on the Provision of Digital Services has covered e-commerce, with the WCAG 2.1 A and AA criteria as its web standard and Traficom as supervisor. Micro-enterprises, with fewer than 10 staff and no more than €2 million in turnover or balance sheet, are exempt, but Traficom encourages them to comply anyway, and we build every shop to the same standard.

Yes. Traficom cannot issue administrative fines for cookie breaches, but it can order a fix and back the order with a conditional fine, and it publishes its decisions by company name, most recently in October 2025. We set up consent so that nothing non-essential runs before a visitor chooses, and refusing is as easy as accepting.

No. We have no office in Finland: we serve Finnish businesses remotely and in writing. You send the brief online, receive a written proposal with a fixed price in euros, follow the work on a shared project board and review a staging link every week until launch.