Web design and marketing that grows Graz businesses.

A site of up to five pages starts at €350, a bespoke 6 to 15 page site for a Graz manufacturer or consultancy usually costs €650 to €850, and online shops start at €750. For context, HEROLD's 2026 guide puts premium Austrian websites at €3,200 and up. We confirm one fixed total in euros, in writing, before work starts.

Often, yes. Graz scores 655 on the EF English Proficiency Index, higher than Vienna or Linz, and 29.6% of residents are foreign citizens. For B2B sales, research and recruitment, English can lead. Local consumers and many suppliers still expect German, so we usually build both, each on its own URLs.

Yes. With Magna Steyr's plant and AVL's engineering in Graz, many local firms sell to vehicle makers worldwide. We organise sites by capability and application, show certifications and quality systems where buyers look first, and build quote forms that accept drawings.

Yes. We build launch sites for spin-offs from the Graz universities: a clear English explanation of the technology, a team page, routes for partners and investors, and a CMS your team can update as results come in. A starter site goes live in 2 to 3 weeks.

Yes. IT and communications jobs in Graz grew 79.6% between 2011 and 2021, and the competition for staff is international. We write careers pages in English, mark up vacancies for Google's job results, explain relocation clearly and track applications by source.

It can be. Austrian law governs the website of a business with its seat in Austria, so the Impressum belongs under §5 ECG, together with the disclosure under §25 Mediengesetz. A German template cites German law and usually misses the disclosure. We rewrite the legal pages for Austrian law as part of any redesign.