Business websites
Website development for businesses
We build websites that explain your offer clearly, lead visitors to get in touch and can grow with your business. We start from the business goal and the content, and choose the technology only once the scope is agreed. Digicyfr is a brand of CYFR Sp. z o.o., registered in Warsaw; we work with companies across Poland and the EU, mostly remotely.
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Who this service is for
- service businesses that need a credible website
- small and medium-sized companies reorganising their offer
- companies whose current site is slow, outdated or brings no enquiries
- teams that want the website connected to a CRM, Odoo or automation
When it is not the right choice
- projects based only on a ready-made template with no work on content
- launching without an agreed owner for the domain, content and consents
Concrete scope
What the project can include
content map and information architecture
responsive design and accessible components
technical build, SEO foundations and structured data
forms, event tracking and integrations agreed in scope
content migration and redirects from your old site, if there is one
Google Search Console setup and an XML sitemap
testing, launch and handover documentation
Clear process
From problem to working solution
- 1
Discovery
We agree on your audience, offer, strengths and the single most important action on the site.
- 2
Content and structure
We organise wording, pages and contact paths before designing any screens.
- 3
Design and build
We build a responsive interface, deploy it and connect the tools you need.
- 4
Checks and launch
We test devices, forms, indexing and performance, then hand over documentation.
A website as part of your sales process
A good business website is more than good looks. It has to answer quickly what you do, who you work for and what the next step is. That is why we design it together with the form, email handling, analytics and the way enquiries are followed up.
Every enquiry should reach the right person or system, and you should know which page it came from. Without that, it is hard to tell whether the website actually brings in business.
Which website do you need?
The right type of website depends on how your customers decide to buy. If they buy after a conversation, a well-structured service website with a clear contact path is enough. If they buy on their own, you need an online store with a cart, payments and delivery.
- one-page or small website — for a business just starting its online presence
- business website — separate service pages, case studies, FAQs and forms for a company that wants enquiries from Google
- online store — catalogue, cart, payments and delivery for a company selling products online
- multilingual website — language versions with correct hreflang for companies serving customers abroad
Next.js or WordPress?
We can build a lightweight Next.js site or a WordPress-based solution if your team needs to edit a lot of content on its own. The choice follows your requirements, not our habits.
- Next.js — speed, security and full control over the design; a good fit when content changes less often
- WordPress — a familiar editing panel and a large plugin ecosystem; a good fit for teams that publish often
- WooCommerce — a WordPress-based store for companies that want to manage products themselves
SEO built in from day one
A website that Google cannot read properly will not bring enquiries from search. That is why technical SEO foundations are part of the build, not an add-on after launch.
Technical work alone does not guarantee rankings for competitive searches. It gives you the foundation for content, local visibility and authority to build on.
- unique titles, descriptions and headings for every page
- structured data describing your company, services and frequent questions
- XML sitemap, robots.txt and correct canonical URLs
- fast loading and correct behaviour on phones
- redirects from old URLs so you keep the visibility you already have
What affects the cost
The price depends on the number of unique page types, how ready your materials are, language versions, integrations, editing requirements and the level of animation. After a short discovery call we present the scope, assumptions and what is excluded from the quote.
- how ready your texts and brand materials are
- number of page types and languages
- integrations with a CRM, ERP, payments or booking
- migration and redirects from an existing website
After launch
A website needs updates, backups and regular checks that forms still work. After launch we can take over technical care, or hand the site to your team with documentation.
Many companies grow their website in stages: core pages first, then more services, articles that answer customer questions and integrations with sales systems.
Timeline and terms
A typical business website takes a few weeks. The exact timeline depends mainly on the amount of content, the number of decisions on your side and integrations.
FAQ
Common questions before we start
How much does a business website cost?
It depends on the number of pages, how ready your content is, language versions and integrations. After a short conversation we prepare a quote with a described scope and clear exclusions.
How long does it take to build a website?
A typical business website takes a few weeks. Content and decisions on the client side usually take the most time, so we agree a schedule with approval points.
Do you write the website copy?
We can structure the content and draft texts based on interviews and your materials. Industry facts and promises are always approved by you.
Will the website be visible on Google?
The build includes the technical foundations for indexing. Visibility for competitive searches also requires the right pages, content, authority and time.
Can you move my old website without losing visibility?
We map your old URLs and redirect them to the new pages so you keep existing traffic from Google and links from other websites.
Do you work with companies outside Poland?
Yes. The company is registered in Warsaw and we work remotely with businesses across the EU, with each stage approved online.
Who owns the domain and the website?
The domain and production accounts should belong to you. Rights to the design and code are set out in the proposal or contract.
Next step
Let’s talk about a website for your business.
Show us your current website or describe your offer and the goal of the new one. We will agree which content, features and integrations you need. Sending an enquiry does not create a paid contract.
Ask for a consultation