Web design and marketing that grows Norwegian businesses.

With us, a website of up to five pages starts at NOK 4,250, an online store at NOK 8,500, and a bespoke 6 to 15 page site usually costs NOK 7,500 to NOK 9,500, paid once. For comparison, Smartbyrå advertises a subscription business site with a web shop at NOK 799 a month plus VAT, which adds up to NOK 28,764 over three years. Price your scope in the calculator and we confirm a fixed figure in Norwegian kroner, in writing.

Every site includes a phone-first design, checks against the WCAG 2.0 criteria in Norway's ICT regulation plus testing to WCAG 2.2 AA, a cookie banner built for § 3-15 of the Electronic Communications Act, a privacy notice for the GDPR, your company details as the E-commerce Act requires, Core Web Vitals targets, GA4 and enquiry tracking, on-page SEO, and full ownership of the domain, code and content. Copywriting, extra languages and features such as booking are priced in the calculator.

Yes. We build client sites in Norwegian and English, in Bokmål by default and in Nynorsk where your customers expect it. All project communication with you is in written English: Norway ranks 5th of 123 countries on EF's English Proficiency Index, so most owners are comfortable reviewing briefs and staging notes in English while their customers read the site in Norwegian.

Usually, yes. Section 18 of the Equality and Anti-Discrimination Act covers private as well as public undertakings and sets no minimum number of employees. Size and cost are weighed only when deciding whether a change would be a disproportionate burden. The ICT regulation then names WCAG 2.0 levels A and AA, minus three audio and video criteria, and the Digitalisation Agency can order fixes backed by coercive fines. We build to that standard on every Norwegian site.

If your banner relied on browser settings or on visitors simply carrying on, yes. Section 3-15 of the Electronic Communications Act has required consent to the GDPR standard since 1 January 2025, and only strictly necessary cookies are exempt. Datatilsynet says refusing must be as easy as accepting. We replace the banner, hold analytics and ads until a visitor chooses, and connect Google Consent Mode v2.

No. We have no office in Norway and do not pretend to: we work remotely with Norwegian businesses, in writing. You send the brief online, get a written proposal with a fixed price in kroner, follow the work on a shared project board and review a staging link every week until launch.