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Web Design & Marketing Agency in Dublin

Web design and marketing that grows Dublin businesses.

County Dublin has 138,989 active enterprises and 77% of Ireland's ICT workforce, so buyers here judge your website against the software they use all day. We build Dublin websites and run the SEO and ads behind them, at fixed prices in euros, with a written reply to every question within one working day.

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Websites from €350 Online stores from €700 Reply within one working day

What does your Dublin business need?

Answer four quick questions. Get a plan, a fixed price and a launch date.

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Sound familiar?

Four reasons Irish websites lose customers.

Each one is common, measurable and fixable. Here is what goes wrong, and exactly what we do about it.

01The problem

Your website lets mobile visitors down

Two in three web page views in Ireland now come from a phone. A site that crawls on a rural signal, needs pinching to read or hides the contact details sends those visitors straight back to Google.

67.5% of web page views in Ireland came from mobile phones in September 2026, more than double the desktop share Source: StatCounter Global Stats
How we fix it

A fast website built around the phone

  • Pages designed for a small screen first, then widened for desktop
  • Core Web Vitals targets agreed in the contract and checked on real phones
  • Phone number, Eircode directions and the enquiry form one tap away

Web designWebsite redesign

02The problem

Buyers ask Google or an AI tool, and you are not in the answer

Irish buyers start on Google, and more of them now ask AI tools as well. If your business is missing from the first page, the map results or the answers those tools give, the enquiry goes to a competitor who does show up.

42% of internet users in Ireland had used generative AI in the three months before the CSO's 2025 survey Source: CSO, Household Digital Consumer Behaviour 2025
How we fix it

Show up wherever Irish buyers search

  • SEO built on the terms people in your county actually search
  • A Google Business Profile with your Eircode, hours and reviews kept current
  • Clear, well-sourced pages that AI search can quote, plus Google Ads for quick wins

SEOLocal SEOAI search

03The problem

People look around, then leave without making contact

Visitors who cannot find a price guide, a clear next step or proof that you have done this before tend to drift away. Those who do enquire expect a quick answer, and a reply the next afternoon often arrives too late.

7x as likely to qualify a web lead when contacted within the hour, in a Harvard Business Review study of US firms Source: Harvard Business Review, 2011
How we fix it

Turn visits into enquiries you can act on

  • Pages that settle cost, process and proof questions up front
  • Forms that ask only what you need to reply properly
  • Instant confirmation emails and lead alerts, so every enquiry gets a prompt response

Conversion optimisationEmail & automation

04The problem

Accessibility and consent are now legal duties

Since 28 June 2025 the European Accessibility Act has covered online shops and many consumer services in Ireland, and the DPC expects cookie consent to be a real choice, analytics included. A site that blocks keyboard users or nudges everyone to Accept all is now a legal problem.

€60,000 maximum fine on conviction on indictment under Ireland's accessibility regulations, with up to 18 months' imprisonment Source: Irish Statute Book, S.I. No. 636/2023, Regulation 32
How we fix it

Accessibility and consent built in, not bolted on

  • Tested to WCAG 2.2 AA with keyboard and screen reader before launch
  • Analytics and ads held back until visitors agree, with Reject as prominent as Accept
  • An accessibility statement and a GDPR privacy notice ready at launch

The Irish rules we build for

The Dublin market

A third of Ireland's firms, in one county.

County Dublin had 138,989 active enterprises in 2024, more than a third of Ireland's total, in a region of about 1.6 million people. ICT businesses here engage 115,592 people, 77% of the national ICT total, so many of your buyers spend the working day inside well-made software, and they spot slow pages and vague pricing at once.

We build Dublin sites to hold up to that scrutiny. Clear positioning on the first screen, proof from named people and real work, pages that load fast on a phone between DART stops, and an enquiry form that qualifies a lead without interrogating it. Each lead is then traced to the page, campaign or search that produced it.

1,597,700people in the Dublin region, April 2026 estimateSource: CSO Population and Migration Estimates April 2026, table PEA04
138,989active enterprises in County Dublin in 2024, over a third of Ireland's totalSource: CSO Business in Ireland 2024, table BRA30
115,592people engaged by ICT businesses in County Dublin, 77% of the national ICT totalSource: CSO Business in Ireland 2024, table BRA34
127,031people engaged in professional, scientific and technical firms in County DublinSource: CSO Business in Ireland 2024, table BRA34
Areas we serve
  • Grand Canal Dock (Silicon Docks)
  • IFSC and the Docklands
  • Dublin 2 (St Stephen's Green and Baggot Street)
  • Ballsbridge
  • Sandyford
  • Cherrywood
  • Citywest
  • Swords and Dublin Airport
  • Blanchardstown
Also in Ireland
Clear pricing

Honest prices in euros.

Typical starting prices. Use the calculator below for an exact estimate in 60 seconds, then we confirm a fixed quote in writing.

Starter website 1 to 5 pages, refined design from€350one-off
Business website 6 to 15 pages, bespoke design from€600one-off
Online store Up to 50 products, Shopify or WooCommerce from€700one-off
Website redesign 6 to 15 pages, rankings protected from€600one-off
Landing page One campaign page for Google or Meta ads from€210one-off
Care plan Security, updates, backups and small edits from€20a month

SEO, ads and other marketing run as monthly programs, priced after a free review of your site. Prices exclude any sales tax that applies.

Estimate in 60 seconds

Work out your price in 60 seconds.

Answer eight quick questions and see a price range in EUR straight away. No email needed to see it. When it looks right, we turn it into a fixed quote.

01What are we building?
02How many pages?
03How bespoke should the design be?
04Who writes the words?
05What should it do?Choose any. Accessibility, speed, tracking and SEO foundations come as standard.
06How many languages?
07How soon do you need it?
08After launch?
How it works

From first message to launch in four steps.

  1. 1

    Tell us what you need

    Answer four quick questions or use the calculator above. It takes about 90 seconds.

  2. 2

    Get a fixed quote

    A strategist replies within one working day with a plan, a fixed price in euros and a launch date.

  3. 3

    We design and build

    You review progress on a staging link every week and approve each stage before we move on.

  4. 4

    Launch and grow

    We go live with tracking in place, then report the enquiries your site brings in every month.

Start with step one

Why choose us

Why Dublin businesses choose Smart Web Result.

Fixed prices in euros

One price agreed before work starts. If we underestimate, that is our cost, not yours.

Answers in writing, fast

Every question gets a written reply within one working day, and your project board is open whenever you want to check progress.

A launch date in writing

You get a dated plan in week one, and the launch date goes into the contract.

You own everything

Domain, hosting, code, designs and analytics are registered to you. No lock-in, no hostage fees.

Fast and accessible by default

Every site is built to Google's Core Web Vitals and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA before launch.

Results you can see

Every call, form and booking is tracked, and you get a plain-English report each month.

Compliance, built in

The Irish rules we build for.

European Accessibility Act (S.I. 636/2023)

Every site tested to WCAG 2.2 AA with keyboard and screen reader before launch, with checkout, forms and account areas checked first.

Source: CCPC, European Accessibility Act becomes law in Ireland

The microenterprise exemption

We confirm at scoping whether the exemption applies, then build to WCAG 2.2 AA regardless, so growing never forces a rebuild.

Source: CCPC, EAA guidelines for microenterprises

Cookie consent (S.I. 336/2011)

Google Analytics and every other tracker held back until the visitor says yes, with Google Consent Mode v2 connected so reporting stays usable.

Source: Irish Statute Book, S.I. No. 336/2011

DPC guidance: GDPR-standard consent

Equal-weight Accept and Reject buttons, nothing pre-ticked, a consent record you can produce if the DPC asks, and a fresh prompt before six months are up.

Source: A&L Goodbody on the DPC cookie guidance

Public sector sites (S.I. 358/2020)

Accessibility statements, WCAG 2.2 AA test records and an audit trail ready to hand over with public sector work.

Source: Irish Statute Book, S.I. No. 358/2020
Who we work with

Built for your kind of business.

Wholesale and retail, professional services, ICT, administrative support, finance and hospitality are County Dublin's largest sectors by people engaged. Find yours below.

Home services & trades
  • Plumbing and heating
  • Electricians
  • Roofers
  • Landscaping and gardening
  • Pest control
  • Cleaning services
  • Locksmiths
  • Drainage and septic tank services
  • Removals
  • Handyman services

Construction & remodelling
  • Building contractors
  • House builders
  • Extensions and renovations
  • Kitchen and bathroom fitters
  • Painters and decorators
  • Flooring
  • Driveways and paving
  • Heat pump and solar PV installers

Health & medical
  • Dental practices
  • GP practices
  • Physiotherapists
  • Chiropractors
  • Aesthetic clinics
  • Counselling and psychotherapy
  • Opticians
  • Veterinary practices

Professional services
  • Solicitors
  • Accountants
  • Consultants
  • Engineers
  • Architects
  • Quantity surveyors
  • Recruitment agencies
  • Marketing and creative agencies

Finance & insurance
  • Financial advisers
  • Insurance brokers
  • Mortgage brokers
  • Credit unions
  • Tax advisers
  • Fintech

Real estate & property
  • Estate agents and auctioneers
  • Letting agents
  • Property management
  • Commercial property
  • Property valuers
  • Holiday lets

Restaurants & hospitality
  • Restaurants
  • Cafés and bakeries
  • Pubs
  • Hotels and guesthouses
  • Wedding venues
  • Caterers
  • Tour operators

Retail & e-commerce
  • Shopify stores
  • WooCommerce stores
  • Direct-to-consumer brands
  • Independent shops
  • Furniture and homeware
  • Food and drink producers
  • Crafts and gifts

Beauty, wellness & fitness
  • Hair salons and barbers
  • Beauty salons
  • Nail and lash studios
  • Gyms and fitness studios
  • Yoga and Pilates
  • Personal trainers

Automotive
  • Garages and NCT preparation
  • Car dealers
  • Panel beaters
  • Valeting
  • Breakdown recovery
  • Tyre centres

Education & non-profits
  • Grind schools and tutors
  • Training providers
  • Crèches and Montessori schools
  • Language schools
  • Charities
  • Sports clubs
  • Parishes and faith groups

Technology & B2B
  • Software and SaaS
  • IT services and managed service providers
  • Manufacturing
  • Medical device suppliers
  • Wholesale and distribution
  • Logistics and haulage
  • Agri-food businesses
Straight answers

Questions Dublin businesses ask.

How much does a website cost in Dublin?

Our prices are the same in Dublin as anywhere in Ireland: from €350 for a site of up to five pages, from €700 for an online store, and usually €600 to €800 for a bespoke 6 to 15 page site. Add features in the calculator to see your figure, then we confirm a fixed price in euros, in writing, before work begins.

Is there a Dublin office we can visit?

No. Dublin clients work with us through email and a shared project board, with a staging link every week and every decision written down.

Our buyers work in tech. How do we stand out to them?

Assume they will judge your site like a product. With 115,592 people engaged in County Dublin's ICT businesses, many of your prospects use polished software every day. That means fast pages, honest pricing logic, a demo or example they can see without filling in a form first, and copy that sounds like a person wrote it.

Does the European Accessibility Act affect our Dublin online shop?

If you sell to consumers online and are not a microenterprise, yes. The Act has applied since 28 June 2025 and the CCPC enforces it for e-commerce. We test product, basket, checkout and account pages to WCAG 2.2 AA, and in an existing store we fix the barriers we find before anyone talks about a rebuild.

Can you build for financial services firms around the IFSC?

Yes. Regulated firms need disclosures that are easy to find, wording that is approved before it goes live, and forms that treat personal data carefully. Your compliance team signs off copy in staging before it publishes, and the site keeps a dated history of every change.

Can we run Google Ads remarketing on a Dublin site?

Yes, for visitors who have agreed to it. Advertising and analytics tags both need prior consent in Ireland, so we connect Google Consent Mode v2, load remarketing only after a yes, and show you how much of your audience that leaves you to work with.

Free quote

Get your free quote. Reply within one working day.

Four quick steps, about ninety seconds. Prices in euros. A strategist replies within one working day.

  1. 01We read your brief properlyA strategist checks your site, market and competitors before replying.
  2. 02First thoughts in writingWithin one working day: initial ideas, any questions, and the number the site should be judged on.
  3. 03A written proposalScope, fixed price and launch date. No obligation, no pressure.

What can we help with?Pick the closest. You can explain the detail at the end.
What should it achieve?Choose all that apply. This is what we will measure it on.
Budget and timingA rough range is enough. It helps us recommend the right scope, not inflate the quote.
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