Business-card website

Most small businesses win customers through recommendations. Someone gets your number from a neighbour or a colleague and, before calling, types your company name into Google. If they find a decent website with your services, photos and a phone number, they call. If they find nothing, or a site from years ago, they keep looking and often call someone else.

A business-card website is the smallest site that solves this: a few pages, a clear description of what you offer and an easy way to get in touch. We build it as part of our business websites offer, to the same standard as larger sites: a design drawn for your company, fast code and accessibility checked before handover. The difference is the scope, and so the price.

A business-card site has limits. If you offer a dozen services and each should have its own page for search, if you want to run a blog or sell online, it is better to plan a multi-page site or an online store from the start. If you run a restaurant, a hotel or a law firm, see our industry websites, laid out around how customers in your industry decide.

A business-card site works where customers want to check quickly that you are a real company, see what you do and find your contact details. We most often build one for:

• Sole traders and specialists who work under their own name

• Local service businesses

  garages, renovation crews, clinics and studios

• New companies that need an address for the email footer, business cards and a Google profile

• Companies whose current site was built years ago and works badly on a phone

A customer visiting a small business site usually has three questions: do you do what I need, can I trust you, and how do I get in touch. The layout answers them in that order. A typical set looks like this, and we adjust the number and order of pages to your company:

• Home

  who you are, who you work for and your main services, with the phone number visible straight away

• Services

  what you do, described in your customers' words, with indicative prices if you want to show them

• About

  a photo of you or your team, your experience and the area you cover

• Work or reviews

  photos of jobs or comments from customers that build trust

• Contact

  a form, phone, address, a map and opening hours

A small scope does not mean a ready-made theme from a site builder with your logo swapped in. We design the layout and look in Figma through our design that sells service, starting with the phone version. You approve the design before coding, so you never pay for changes in finished code.

The approved design becomes code through our build and code service. We build business-card sites in Astro: the site is made of prebuilt files, loads fast and does not need an expensive server. A condition of acceptance is at least 85 points in PageSpeed Mobile and WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility, meaning contrast, keyboard use and screen readers checked before launch.

The basic scope has no content panel: you email changes to us and we make them. If you would rather update copy, photos or prices yourself, we add a Sanity panel. It is a separate item in the quote, and you can add it later too.

A small business rarely competes for broad keywords. It competes for searches like “electrician Wrocław Krzyki” or “physiotherapist Gdynia”. That is why basic local SEO is included in every business-card site: page titles and descriptions with your town, a correct heading structure, a sitemap and LocalBusiness structured data, from which Google reads your address, phone and opening hours.

We also make sure the name, address and phone on the site match your Google Business Profile, because mismatches make it harder for the search engine to connect the two. Tracking of form enquiries and taps on your phone number works from day one, so you know whether the site brings in customers. Ongoing work on regional rankings is a separate job under SEO and analytics.

A business-card website costs PLN 3,000–6,000 net. The lower end is a single scrolling page or a few simple pages with your own copy and photos. The upper end is five pages with a detailed offer, a gallery of work and polished animation. We agree the price before we start and that is what you pay; hosting and the domain stay in your accounts. All packages and extras with their prices are compared in our pricing.

Delivery usually takes 2–3 weeks from an approved brief. Gathering content takes the most time, so with copy and photos ready we move faster. The main factors in price and timeline are:

• The number of pages, and whether your offer fits on a single page

• Copy and photos

  yours, or prepared by us as a separate item

• A panel for editing content yourself, if you need one

  a site with a panel starts at PLN 4,500 net

• A second language or extra features, such as a simple calculator or booking

The code, domain, hosting and accounts belong to you from day one, and after launch you get the access and a guide. For 30 days from acceptance we fix bugs in our code free of charge. If you want someone to keep an eye on the site and make changes, you can order support and growth.

We build the site so it can grow without a rewrite. When you start advertising one service, we add a campaign landing page. When you start working with customers abroad, we add a second language. The design and code stay the same.

Want to know what your business-card site would cost? Tell us in the contact form what your company does and where it works. We reply by the end of the next working day, you get a free quote within 48 hours of the call, and Kacper Baranowski runs the project personally from the first call to launch.