Design, redesign, positioning, brand identity, search engine optimisation on Google (SEO) and in AI answers (GEO), conversion. Five questions show what your current website costs you per year, and what it can bring you.
Default: CHF 64. The average cost of one hour of work in Switzerland, social charges included, was CHF 63.62 in 2020 (Federal Statistical Office). Enter yours and the figures follow.
This is an estimate, made from your answers and the assumptions above. It helps you decide whether a conversation is worth it. It does not replace a quote.
Five questions, two minutes. Nothing reaches me until you send the form at the end.
A site that ticked every box in 2023 ticks half of them today.
The sites did not age, the way people search changed. Your customers put their question to an AI, and it answers by quoting what it can read.
ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google do not look at your images: they read your text, your structured data, your opening hours. What they cannot read does not exist in their answer.
What you do, who for, where, roughly what it costs, and how to start. Five answers. Most sites give two.
A quote, an appointment or a call has to be possible from a phone, without a twelve-field form, at midnight on a Sunday.
Address, hours and number identical on the site, in the directories and on Google. Machines cross-check, and a contradiction costs you the citation.
Eighteen checks on your current site, free and immediate. Test your site
Measured in September 2026 on 9,970 websites of businesses drawn at random from the commercial register. Every missing item is one less reason to be found or cited. Read the study.
have no structured data: Google and AI have to guess who you are.
have no page description: the search result shows a random piece of text.
have no readable sitemap: some pages are never found.
have no llms.txt file, the summary that answer engines read.
One page per service. Each one ends on the same diagnostic, the one at the top of this page.
An estimate in hours before starting, on a quote. No redesign, no commitment.
A notary, a joiner and a restaurant do not need the same website. The method is the same; what changes is what the site has to do.
Reassure before the first appointment: deeds handled, languages, booking.
Say simply what you do, for whom, and at what price.
Show the practice area, the language and the terms, on one page.
Answer the patient’s three questions before they call.
Prove the work in photos and win the quote.
The menu, the hours, the booking, in three seconds on a phone.
A portfolio that loads fast and makes people call.
Answer “is this for me?” in the market’s language.
Swiss growth agency, helping companies become more visible.
consultingclub.ch
Site architecture and design, delivered as part of an engagement.
ionicwind.ch
Site design. The company closed a seven-figure funding round shortly after.
erebaur.com
Precious stone sourcing and an online encyclopedia. Site, structure and content, end to end.
vanilor.org
A family vanilla farm being built in Bangkok, told through an animated series. Site in English and Thai, end to end.
On a quote, after a thirty-minute call: your business, the number of pages and languages, what needs connecting. The quote is free, written, and it does not move once signed.
Yes. Domain, content, code: everything is in your name once the balance is paid. Maintenance is a service, not a hostage situation.
I do, from what you tell me. You read and correct it; nothing goes live without your approval.
SEO puts you in Google’s results. GEO gets you cited in the answer that ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini gives. Both rest on a site that machines can read; GEO also needs clear answers to your clients’ questions.
Yes: positioning, logo, colours, typography, tone, and how they apply to the website. On its own or with the website.
The diagnostic is at the top of the page: five questions, two minutes. Or by phone, on +41 26 420 00 86.