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Four services, and the same prices as anywhere else: the price depends on the project, not on the town. The showcase site remains the most common starting point, and it is where we almost always begin.
A properly declared English version.
Le Havre is the largest town in our area, and the only one where a business has to state its district as much as its trade. A restaurant in the rebuilt centre, a practice on the Côte and a workshop near the port are not searched for in the same way, and we do not build them the same site.
We start from what the site has to produce: a booking, a request for a quote, an order. Everything else follows, from the number of pages to the writing. You have the amounts before we start, and the scope is written into the quote.
We are based in Evreux, two hours away. The opening scoping session happens on site when it helps, the rest remotely, and the contact does not change along the way.
A well-built site is not enough to be found. Visibility is a separate craft with its own levers, and that is the purpose of our search optimisation service, which has its own page for Le Havre.
Three families, public prices, and a scope written down before we start in Le Havre.
We write one page per trade rather than a catch-all page: each can target its own search, and be fixed without touching the others.
The centre of Le Havre was redrawn as a single piece by Auguste Perret and is listed as World Heritage. That has a very practical consequence for a business: visual landmarks are scarce, facades look alike, and a customer looking for your address needs more than a street number.
So we treat access as a service in its own right: a photograph of the storefront taken from the street, the name of the block or building, the nearest tram line, and parking. Those are the things people check before travelling, and they often decide the visit.
The same logic applies to search: someone typing your trade followed by Le Havre does not know your districts. The search optimisation work in Le Havreis then as much about the Google listing and the right labels as about writing pages.
For a guesthouse or a restaurant, photographs count double here: the visitor compares before coming, usually on a phone, and the image makes the first cut. We calibrate the photographs for a full screen before writing anything.
When a business has needs the standard plans do not cover, a shifting catalogue, a client area, a link to management software, we build a bespoke website.
Le Havre is one of the towns we serve, and our work across Normandy covers the rest.
Rouen, Yvetot and Dieppe each have their own page, with prices and lead times.
Going further in Le Havre You already have a website, or you are looking for the most direct way to start.
A showcase site starts at 2,490 EUR excluding tax, a custom site with a catalogue at 4,950 EUR, a business application at 12,500 EUR. The amount depends on the type of site, the number of pages, the features and the writing work. The quote is free and reaches you within 24 to 48 hours.
Yes. A site is built and delivered remotely without difficulty, and that is already the case for a large share of projects. Travel is for the opening scoping session, a photo shoot or a visit to understand a technical trade, and it fits into the day.
No, and it is best avoided. Duplicating a text and changing the district name produces pages Google ranks poorly and which compete with each other. One page per service, stating your address and area once, works better.
The lead times published in the catalogue run from scoping: three to four weeks for a showcase site, six to ten weeks for a custom site with a catalogue, three to eight months for a business application. They mainly depend on how quickly your content, copy and images become available.
Tell us about your business and your goals. An answer within 24 to 48 hours.
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