Hallebardier is a Fribourg business. I build websites for companies across the canton, in French, German and English, and the quote is free.
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The canton is bilingual, the city almost is, and the customers of a Fribourg business often are too, without the website noticing. A practice in Pérolles, a tradesman in Villars-sur-Glâne, an accountant in Bulle: in all three cases, part of the phone calls come from Düdingen, Murten or Bern. A French-only site sends those people to a competitor who bothered to write “Kontakt”.
The local economy runs on companies of five to fifty people: construction, food processing, fiduciaries, medical practices, the shops on Rue de Lausanne and Rue de Romont. What I see when auditing their sites every morning is rarely an absence. It is a site from 2016, a homepage that does not say where you are, a contact form that goes nowhere. The competitor who fixed those three things ranks above you without doing anything else.
In September 2026, the Hallebardier study drew 1,434 companies in the canton of Fribourg at random from the commercial register, then audited the 297 reachable websites it could tie to them with certainty. The canton’s figures, with Switzerland’s alongside.
of companies in the canton have a website under their own name that a machine can tie to them with proof. Switzerland: 24%.
of websites give no structured data: neither the trade nor the address, in a form a search engine or an AI reads without guessing. Switzerland: 54%.
of websites have no privacy page the crawler could find, although the law requires visitors to be informed as soon as a site collects personal data. Switzerland: 45%.
of websites show a year of 2024 or earlier in their footer. Switzerland: 11%.
Share of reachable websites that have each element on their home page.
On every one of these measures, the canton is within the Swiss average, given the margin of error: the national findings hold here too.
297 reachable websites audited in the canton: the margin of error is about 6 points, and a smaller gap with the Swiss average is not significant. Method, definitions and full data: the “10,000 Swiss small-business websites” study.
French at the root, German under /de/, every page in both, and a search engine that knows which one to serve. The Visible package includes two languages.
A Google Business profile at your address, pages that name your localities (Bulle, Murten, Romont, Estavayer), structured data that says what you do and where.
A business owner reads on a phone, between two appointments. The price, the address, the call button: above the fold.
The .ch domain is registered in your name from day one. If we stop working together, you leave with everything.
An estimate in hours before starting, on a quote. No redesign, no commitment.
No. Everything runs remotely: a thirty-minute call, then phone, email and a shared document where you follow progress.
Depending on the package. Minimum includes one language, Visible two, Conquête three. An additional language is added on quote. I write the copy in each language from what you tell me; you review before anything goes live.
On Swiss or European infrastructure, your choice, with HTTPS certificate, backups and updates included in the Base maintenance plan, no lock-in.
The diagnostic is at the top of the page: five questions, two minutes. Or by phone, on +41 26 420 00 86.