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I show you a preview
I put it together from what's already public about your business: Google reviews, photos, opening hours and prices. It's free, with no obligation.
Free website preview · Dublin businesses
See your new website before you pay anything.
I'll put together a preview of a website for your business, using your own photos, reviews and opening hours. If you like it, I build it for €450 and it's live within a week, registered in your name. If not, it costs you nothing.
Free preview
€450 if you go ahead
Live within a week
How it works
Preview first, then you decide
You see what your website will look like before you commit to anything.
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We go through the details
A short call or a coffee to check names, prices and photos, and agree what the site should do for you.
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Your site goes live
On your own domain, with enquiries sent to your email and your Google listing and Facebook page linking to it. Everything is registered in your name.
Pricing
What it costs
A one-off price for the website, and an optional monthly plan if you want me to look after changes.
The website
€450once
What's included
- A free preview before you decide
- Up to five pages, such as home, services, about and contact
- Your own .ie domain, registered in your name
- Hosting on your own account, at no monthly cost
- An enquiry form that sends messages to your email
- Map, opening hours, reviews and photos
- Your Google Business Profile and social pages linked to the site
- Designed to work well on phones
You pay the domain registrar directly: a few euro for the first year, then about €45 a year for a .ie.
Get my free preview
Optional, after launch
€25a month
Changes on request
- Updated prices, hours or staff
- New photos and seasonal notices
- Done within two working days
- Cancel any time
The monthly plan is optional. The site is yours either way.
Ask about thisSmall businesses may be able to get help with the cost from their Local Enterprise Office. I can tell you which scheme applies in your county.
Questions
Common questions
I have a Facebook page. Do I need a website?
A website shows up when people search Google for your type of business in your area, and it gives people who find you on Google Maps somewhere to go when they tap "Website". Your Facebook page still has its place. The website is where you control the information.
Who owns the website?
You do. The domain, the hosting account and the files are all in your name. If you want someone else to manage it later, you can give them access.
Can I make changes later?
Yes. I can make them for you on the monthly plan, or anyone with basic computer skills can update it.
Can I take bookings or payments?
Every site includes an enquiry form that goes to your email. If you already use a booking system, the site can link to it. Online payments can be added, but most small businesses don't need them to start.
Is the preview free?
Yes. I put it together and show it to you. You only pay if you want me to build the site.
How long does it take?
Once you decide to go ahead and we've agreed the details, the site is usually live within a week.
Why does it cost less than other quotes?
I work on my own, without agency overheads, and I keep the sites simple: the pages a local business needs, and nothing it doesn't.
Where are you based?
Dublin. I can meet you in person anywhere in the county, or work over the phone.
About
About me
I'm Patrick, from Dublin. My day job is training teachers across Europe to use AI in the classroom.
Before that I worked in tech, including as a team lead at Facebook, with experience at Google and Pinterest.
I build websites for local businesses because a lot of good ones still don't have one, and it doesn't need to be expensive or complicated.
If you run a shop, salon, studio or trade in Dublin, get in touch and I'll show you what your website could look like.
Get in touch
Get your free preview
Send me the name of your business and where it is. I'll put together a preview and get back to you to arrange a time to show you.
Dublin. I reply within one working day.
Thanks.
I'll be in touch within one working day.